Hi Richard,
On 21.12.2015 20:03, Collins, Richard wrote:
> Hello Marcus,
>
> Wow, Thanks for such an in-depth reply!
Ha, I had fun writing it :)
>
> I knew I kept a reference for numpy data types about a month ago for a
> reason, but forgot how/when/why GNU Radio uses them. Now it's very
> clear
Hello Marcus,
Wow, Thanks for such an in-depth reply!
I knew I kept a reference for numpy data types about a month ago for a
reason, but forgot how/when/why GNU Radio uses them. Now it's very clear
how the whole conversion in python happens based on the data type.
I'll print this out and work
Hi Richard,
we need more mails like yours! Sharing recipes and problems is really
heavily appreciated :)
Let me comment on a few things; it's a while back that I worked with the
PMT code, though.
> Why does pmt.to_pmt() return a vector,
> but fails when tested under pmt.is_uniform_vector() or
Hello,
I just wanted to share some trouble I had trying to create a pmt uniform
c32 vector in python, what I found as the fix, and hope to get some insight
as to why things are this way.
Here's an entry from my notes:
THIS CREATES A VECTOR, BUT NOT A UNIFORM OR C32 VECTOR:
testv =
