Hi Juan,
- Do you use any guide-interface linux-based to work with BBN 802.11 code? > or are you > modifying the code from the console (with an editor like *gedit*)? > I won't speak for everyone, but I work from the console... > - If I modify something on the C++ blocks, do you know how to compile the > full code? > You can do a "make" to rebuild the code changes, and then a "sudo make install" to make sure that you reinstall the changes made to the library so that the python code can access it. > - Do you recommend me anything before diving into the BBN code? (I've > been looking the > BBN 802.11b code, and I identify all parts of the code: PHY & MAC but I > don't know how is > the overall working). > It's all about understanding the block connections in GNU Radio. Look at the python code, which instantiates the C++ blocks, and look at how the python code connects these blocks. Then, you know how data flows through the C++ blocks and how the data is processed. - George
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