Hello,
When you build GNU Radio for the first time successfully (after twenty
times calling ./configure, until you have all the dependencies), you get
a sense of pleasure. Maybe, this initial overhead is desired, as it
prevents the community from noobs without the iron will of getting GNU
Rad
You have to call "make -f Makefile.udp proj" under top/u2_rev3... the
appropriate ISE-Project will be generated in top/u2_rev3/build-udp. Just
open u2_rev3.xise with the Project Navigator. As soon as you generated
the ISE-Project, you are able to work with ISE under Windows or Linux.
For me, bo
Hello,
in dsp_core_rx.v, what would be the best place to tap the samples for
working at 100MS? Currently, I'm using i_cordic and q_cordic (rounded by
something like "round_reg #(.bits_in(24),.bits_out(16))
round_isamplefull
(.clk(clk),.in(i_cordic),.out(i_sample_full_scaled))"), but the block
looks like a problem with the Boost library. I don't have this problem in
> openSUSE 11.2 (which bundles gcc 4.4.1 and Boost 1.39), but it is not working
> for me with openSUSE 11.3 (which bundles gcc 4.5.0 and Boost 1.42). On this
> particular machine, I need to run specifically openSU
> I would like to know how the overal gain configunation setting (0-92 dB) is
> shared between theses two places and what the limits to be in high, medium
> and low gain state are.
> Where I can find it?
Probably, that is what you are looking for:
http://gnuradio.org/cgit/gnuradio.git/tree/usrp2/f
to the internet, so I would have
> to download packages and put them on a USB pen drive and walk them to the
> machine. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
> Steve McMahon
>
>
> --- On Tue, 10/12/10, Gregor Dschung wrote:
>
>> From: Gregor Dschung
>> Subje
Hi,
3.3.0 stable doesn't compile under openSUSE 11.3 with gcc 4.5.0. But
installing gcc43 and gcc43-c++ (and using them... just set the
appropriate environment variables) did the job for me.
The last time I compiled the git branch under openSUSE was 2 months
ago. At this time, gcc45 didn't work f
Hey Lishan or Wh or whatever your name is...,
The part you posted from usrp_spectrum_sense.py is taken from
gr-wxgui/src/python/fftsink_nongl.py. There are some comments in the
code which tries to explain the gr.nlog10_ff-block: the variable
"power" is mentioned there.
The window is use
My walkthrough:
1) matlab, e.g. A=[3+4i 4+3i 5+2.3i 6 3.4i]
2) copy A to clipboard: clipboard('copy', A)
3) with xclip and sed, the clipboard's content is converted to
something python understands: xclip -o -selection c | sed -r -e
's/^\[//' -e 's/\]$//' -e 's/ /,/g' -e 's/i\*([^,]*),/\1j,/g' -e
's
>
> make clean
> ./bootstrap
> ./configure
> make && make check
> sudo make install
>
> Eric
>
At first that wasn't successful. Then I've taken a deeper look into
the make process:
gr-qtgui/src/lib/Makefile.am
[...]
if BUILD_QT
%_moc.cc : %.h
$(QT_MOC_EXEC) -DQT_SHARED -DQT_NO_DEBUG
On a fresh openSUSE 11.2, if have installed gnuradio a few days ago.
After the installation, rpm -qa --last gave me
python-Cheetah-2.4.0-1.3 So 21 Mär 2010 23:41:46 CET
python-lxml-2.2.2-2.1 So 21 Mär 2010 23:38:17 CET
python-wxGTK-2.8.10.1-2.pm.3.1
Hi,
I'm trying to build gnuradio 3.2.2 under openSUSE 11.2, 32bit. I've
installed the latest KDE4 release, so this packages are installed:
i...@heusinger:~/local/src/gnuradio-3.2.2> rpm -qa | grep libqt4
libqt4-qt3support-4.6.2-3.1.i586
libqt4-devel-doc-data-4.6.2-5.1.noarch
libqt4-devel-doc-4.6.2
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