During the monthly developer's call today it was decided that working groups should communicate through the general GNU Radio mailing list. If you do not already track that list, please see http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/MailingLists for guidance, subscription details, and a link to the archives. The list you want is discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org.
This message is being sent to the mailing list BCCing all of the folks that participated in the GNU Radio conference coprocessor working group session or indicated interest in participating after the fact. This is the last communication I will send directly to the conference participant's e-mail addresses -- all future correspondence will be through the GR mailing list. Please do use representative subject lines to clearly mark threads related to the topic of accelerators and coprocessors. Since this is the first coprocessor working group post to the mailing list I would like to call attention to the working group wiki and thank Tom Rondeau and Michael Dickens for their contributions to date: http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/GRCon13Coprocessor. What we need now is action on the "initial goals" as described on the wiki page. Action can be any one of the following: - Offering further definition of the near-term challenges, long term goals, and needs for specific coprocessors by sending ideas to the mailing list or editing the working group wiki, or - Contributing changes to GNU Radio that support the initial goals. At the hackfest I believe there was discussion of creating a branch for some of the needed scheduler and buffer changes. I've CC'd Johnathan who can hopefully comment on this. Justin
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