Hi Snehasish,
file endings are just names. They don't say anything about the content. GNU Radio doesn't accept a single data type, but has file source parametrizations that will lead to giving you the data in the file as single bytes, as pairs of bytes interpreted as shorts, as 4 Bytes interpreted as one floating point number and so on. Core concept here: A file is just a sequence of bytes. What kind of numbers these bytes represent is up to the software writing these bytes. rx_samples_to_files can write a set of different number formats – along these 2x16bit-signed int-complex, and 2x32bit float-complex. And you'll have to use the file source with a type that matches that. So, this all depends on what you used as `--type` when you ran rx_samples_to_file. Best regards, Marcus On 04.08.2017 22:00, Snehasish Kar via USRP-users wrote: > > Hello > > > Please let me know the difference between cfile and .dat file > generated by > https://github.com/EttusResearch/uhd/blob/maint/host/examples/rx_samples_to_file.cpp > . > > I tried using it and feeding it to gnuradio program that accepts > cfile,but it didnot help. Please help me with it. > >
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