I'm very excited for the upcoming conference. The issue is I haven't worked on GNU Radio for almost a year. And I see that there're quite a few changes. Even when I was working with GNU Radio, I couldn't say that I was very comfortable with it.
*So my question is in the next 2 weeks, what can I do the best prepare myself for the conference?* I'm a grad student in Communications and Signal Processing. I plan to use GNU Radio (and USRP2) to implement systems that my research leads me too (as you can see I still have too vague of an idea about research topics). The systems might start simple as a way to measure the wireless channel in different conditions, to more complicated as real-time video streaming, or even a full-blown WiMAX receiver. In the past I've had a lot of problems with debugging GNU Radio codes. Debugging techniques are certainly among the things I want to learn out of the conference. Some other goals I can think of: - Development process: should I start with Matlab simulation code, or should I jump straight into the C++ blocks. - Representing results: is it convenient to use the QT interface, or dumping data into a file and work with Matlab is easier. I have never used the QT interface. - Staying up-to-date with the new features such as VOLK, stream tags It's a pity that the hackathon is called off. I was really looking forward to seeing some of the GNU Radio top developers actually writing codes. Thank you, Johnny
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