On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 9:06 AM, Michael Dickens wrote:
> Hi Almohanad - From my (now old) memory of the GR runtime scheduler (STS and
> TBP), I believe you are roughly correct in the technical terminology, except
> that the schedules are not guaranteed to be periodic. They are opportunistic
>
Hi Almohanad - From my (now old) memory of the GR runtime scheduler (STS and
TBP), I believe you are roughly correct in the technical terminology, except
that the schedules are not guaranteed to be periodic. They are opportunistic /
aperiodic: process as much data as "makes sense" given the blo
I've been reading through the code in gnuradio-core/runtime for a few days
to understand the internal workings of the gnuradio scheduler. It seems to
me that gnuradio was originally based on a synchronous dataflow (sdf) model
of computation and the single thread schedule is an SDF sequential runti
