Hi Hua,
yes, this works well.
> Are there instructions online on how to install UHD and GNU Radio (as well as their
dependencies) in Windows 10?
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=WindowsInstall
Go for the radioconda installer. If you want to know what that does internally,
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=CondaInstall is a good piece of documentation.
But really, you just need to download Radioconda installer for windows, double click.
Done. From there you get a shell in which you can use `conda` to install whatever you
want, but the default installation comes with UHD + GNU Radio.
> Can someone share your experience with USRP in Windows? How hard is it to set up the
working environment in Windows
I don't do development on Windows myself, but I witnessed multiple groups of 2 or 3
students set up GNU Radio + UHD on a windows machine within a few minutes. These students
had no prior development experience.
> We hope to stream signals from USRP X310 to Windows (via 10Gbps SPF+ cable) for
real-time processing using GNU Radio companion and our own OOT modules.
X310 is especially nice, because unlike for the USB-based devices you don't need to
install a libusb abstraction layer driver on windows. Just run uhd_images_downloader to
download the right images after radioconda setup from the shell it provides,
> In theory, Ubuntu and Windows of the same computer should have simple I/O and computing
performance, right?
Yes. The ways you do things like tweaking network buffer sizes, or network card interrupt
coalescing, differ on Windows and Linux, and I'm really not an expert in how to tune
windows, but in principle, both are equally capable operating systems, and UHD uses the
same abstractions on both (namely, network sockets).
Best regards,
Marcus
On 23.11.22 18:14, Huacheng Zeng wrote:
Hello,
Do UHD and GNU Radio (OOT module creation, compilation, and running) work well in
Windows? Are there instructions online on how to install UHD and GNU Radio (as well as
their dependencies) in Windows 10?
We did many projects using USRP N210, X310, and N310 in Ubuntu systems. We have
sufficient experience using them with GNU Radio OOT modules in Ubuntu. But, for
some reason, our current project can only be done in Windows. Can someone share your
experience with USRP in Windows? How hard is it to set up the working environment in
Windows? We hope to stream signals from USRP X310 to Windows (via 10Gbps SPF+ cable) for
real-time processing using GNU Radio companion and our own OOT modules. In theory,
Ubuntu and Windows of the same computer should have simple I/O and computing
performance, right?
Thank you in advance!
Hua.
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