Frank,
Please excuse my pedestrian approach. I am trying to visualize the
overall system including how it will be developed and maintained.
Your very helpful comments indicate that in the next version, the
radio will consist of three discrete components, which communicate
via hardware and/or
On Dec 28, 2007 2:15 PM, Ed Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...the
radio will consist of three discrete components, which communicate
via hardware and/or software interfaces.
Roughly three. There may be quite a few more logical pieces, implementing
things like multiple receivers, etc.
The
Quoting Ed Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Fri 28 Dec 2007 11:15:29 AM PST:
Frank,
Please excuse my pedestrian approach. I am trying to visualize the
overall system including how it will be developed and maintained.
Your very helpful comments indicate that in the next version, the
radio will
Jim,
I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
of things will be in the Core component. It will itself be a rather
complex set of sub-components, that will be linked together by
different kinds of interfaces than the firewire that links it to the
hardware, and the
Frank,
Thank you for these very useful details. I need to look into John's
work a bit. I realize that the DttSP libraries are c libraries and
run on either platform. It is all the other code in PowerSDR that is
not Console code, and is written now in c#, that I am wondering
about. What will
On Dec 28, 2007 3:45 PM, Ed Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim,
I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
of things will be in the Core component.
Based on...what? Speaking here as one of the two sole authors of the Core
component, I'm wondering: where on earth
On Dec 28, 2007 3:45 PM, Ed Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But there is another development environment/tools issue: debugging
multi-threaded real time processes. This has to be integrated with a
language compiler or interpreter. And it better be good :)
I suggest you go away and study
Quoting Ed Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Fri 28 Dec 2007 12:45:53 PM PST:
Jim,
I think you have given an excellent and useful breakdown of what kind
of things will be in the Core component. It will itself be a rather
complex set of sub-components, that will be linked together by
different
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There are companies that exist to sell platforms for development (like
Spectrum Signal Processing, Nallatech, etc.) and their platforms are
priced accordingly. A $15,000 hardware development platform isn't all
that expensive in the context of a $100K seat license for all the FPGA
tools
On Dec 28, 2007 10:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$250K/yr radio development engineers? What radio industry do you work in
and where do I sign-on?
Dan --
Most of these numbers reflect the Martian world of huge govvie contractors,
locked-up IP, and executing dollars. They're staggering
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