On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 01:20:25PM -0700, udadidd wrote:
>
> Thanks a ton. That helped a lot!
> 1) The same program now i use it with delete_head_nowait() which returns 0
> when there's nothing in the queue instead of blocking.
> 2) I also wanted to see if the queue is empty and used : empty_p() f
Thanks a ton. That helped a lot!
1) The same program now i use it with delete_head_nowait() which returns 0
when there's nothing in the queue instead of blocking.
2) I also wanted to see if the queue is empty and used : empty_p() function.
It gives a TRUE!!
i connected : file_source --> correlat
udadidd wrote:
> 2) Now i try to read this file back and unmake packets. But the code doesnt
> do any thing at msg.delete_head().
>
delete_head() is a blocking function, which blocks until there is a
message in the queue. You might want to try using the non- blocking
version instead?
You may co
Hi
1) i used the same code as benchmark_tx.py to make packets and saved this in
a file
2) Now i try to read this file back and unmake packets. But the code doesnt
do any thing at msg.delete_head().
My code is as follows:
class my_top_block(gr.top_block):
def __init__(self,rx_callback):
Hi
1) i used the same code as benchmark_tx.py to make packets and saved this in
a file
2) Now i try to read this file back and unmake packets. But the code doesnt
do any thing at msg.delete_head().
My code is as follows:
class my_top_block(gr.top_block):
def __init__(self,rx_callback):
