Hi Albin Marcus
GQRX actually has something along those lines since the UI and their
FFT visualization widget is not a GR block object. They just send
snapshot out via a callback.
Now you won't be able to use GRC or have your block easily integrate
like other visualization block do. Even just
Jan,
Yes you are right. I meant to say I don't have any commercial interest..
--A
On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 1:57 PM, Jan Krämer kraemer...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe OT and just for clarification,
by putting your code on Github you essentially are distributing your work.
So licensing should
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for your reply.
This is just hacking for fun and I plan to put any code I produce on
github so im not really concerned about licensing at the moment...
The idea was to make the instrumentation blocks work well and native
on mac... I was also looking into hacking the
Sylvain Marcus,
I know about gqrx but at the moment I'm not looking into making a nice
polished app like that... What I'd really like is to make
gnuradio-companion work well on os x with native instrumentation...
I'm thinking about porting the companion to cocoa. Then thing is I
would need to
On 07/15/2015 01:47 PM, Albin Stigö wrote:
The idea was to make the instrumentation blocks work well and native
on mac... I was also looking into hacking the gnuradio-companion to
work better on mac (it doesn't work well on retina displays).
Try this branch:
Hi,
I'm pretty new to gnuradio so please bear with me if I have missed something.
I finally managed to get everything up and running on my macbook pro
yesterday (with funcube dongle pro+) and experimented with building an
out of tree block.
I'm interested in writing some instrumentation blocks
Hi Albin,
GUI interaction is usually a bit tricky. Generally, GNU Radio is also
meant to be used as a library that your main application uses for signal
processing, and you can get the raw samples in and out of your GNU Radio
flowgraph from any native application, but I don't really think
Hi Albin,
the point is that Sylvain is right, building your own visualization GNU
Radio blocks is harder than using the data GR gives you in an
application, only communicating the results in and out. That's basically
because every GUI toolkit has its own idea of how to handle threading
and
