Sivan Toledo wrote:
> Applications like the BBN 802.11 examples use the python flow_graph
> class, which seems very similar to the C++ gr_flat_flowgraph. The same
> seems to hold for their base classes, basic_flow_graph and
> gr_flowgraph.
>
> Are the C++ graph classes used at all, and if so, wha
Hi,
I'm trying to understand the separation between C++ code and Python
code in gnuradio-core.
Applications like the BBN 802.11 examples use the python flow_graph
class, which seems very similar to the C++ gr_flat_flowgraph. The same
seems to hold for their base classes, basic_flow_graph and
gr_f
Hi,
I'm trying to understand the separation between C++ code and Python
code in gnuradio-core.
Applications like the BBN 802.11 examples use the python flow_graph
class, which seems very similar to the C++ gr_flat_flowgraph. The same
seems to hold for their base classes, basic_flow_graph and
gr_f
