Eric, I am also able to run this 2 lines of code.. but problem occures when
this object is created in one of the benchmark examples (tx or rx).
Those benchmarks also create usrp objects.
The error I get when second time such object is created is following:
[LOG]
usrp_open_interface:usb_claim_interface: failed interface 1
could not claim interface 1: Device or resource busy
usrp_basic_tx: can't open tx interface
[/LOG]
Although I got RSSI value, the whole TX or RX path fails..
I see solution for this in C++..
I have already tried to display RSSI in C++ and it is working with
benchmark. But now I want to call function defined in C++ from python.
I find wired thing.. I add function definition in usrp_sink_c.cc and
declarations in usrp_sink_c.h & usrp_sink_c.i
I compiled and installed this and python doesn't recognize my function.
Next I define the same function (with different singature) for class
usrp_sink_base. Did not work as well.
Finally, I definie same function in files: usrp_base.cc (and declarations
in usrp_base.i usrp_base.h)
And this time I could call function from python:
u=usrp.usrp_base()
u.printme2()
Please note that inheritance goes like that: usrp_base <- usrp_sink_base <-
usrp_sink_c
(from http://gnuradio.org/doc/doxygen/classusrp__sink__c.html )
Why in python(SWIG interface) I don't get any methods from classes which are
inherited from usrp_base?
Tom
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