Not being a python programmer, I made the mistake of
creating the socket inside the init block.
A seasoned python guy sweated for about 1/2 hour before pointing out that
the socket I created had gone out of scope by the time the connects
happened.
Maybe that's your problem.
At 05:16 PM 3/11/2005,
In using socket file descriptors, what is different about Bob's setup
and mine? I'm trying to create a very basic example of writing a sin
source over socket to display and end up getting "Bad file descriptor"
errors and the thing connects and then dies with:
Connection:
Address: ('127.0.0.1
On Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 10:46:05AM -0500, Bob Vincent wrote:
> I've modified fsk_*.py to allow connections via options: above from a
> socket, below to a named pipe.
> I've also incorporated gmsk code published here as a modulation option.
>
> Needs the gmsk.py that floated past. Thanks to Joshua
I've modified fsk_*.py to allow connections via options: above from a
socket, below to a named pipe.
I've also incorporated gmsk code published here as a modulation option.
Needs the gmsk.py that floated past. Thanks to Joshua
Lackey. Joshua, here's your feedback: It works! ;)
As expected, gmsk
