hi all,
I have three blocks:
1. MESSAGE_LOADER
reads a binary file and outputs it byte by byte to the next block
(PACKET_CREATOR). On every 28th byte (and on the 0th byte) it adds tags
denoting the start of a PDU
2. PACKET_CREATOR (tagged_stream_block)
waits for 28 bytes to arrive. once this is
On 05.08.2015 01:42, Mat Mat wrote:
> My question is this: I don't get this item enumeration thing in
> gnuradio. between the first 2 blocks it was easy enough, as I had to
> simply include tags in every 28th byte, and it is easy to picture item
> enumeration there (the first byte of the file has o
hey Martin,
many thanks for the reply! one more question about this though: every
time the work function is called in the PACKET_CREATOR, it reads 28
bytes and outputs 37 bytes (as confirmed by nitems_read(0) and
nitems_written(0)). From what you were saying, and from what I've read
from other sou
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On 06.08.2015 10:57, Mat Mat wrote:
> I'm guessing something went wrong here? :) the post is empty
>
Urgh, no idea what happened. Main point was, use the QT GUI time sink to
visually check if tags are in the right spot.
M
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