James,
look at examples for non-block stuff, such as:
- Constellation object
- Packet Header formatters
- OFDM Equalizers
SWIG is considered black magic by most of us, so using working examples
is the way to go.
Cheers,
M
On 09.04.2015 08:05, James Wagner wrote:
hello, I am pretty new to swigs and cmake so I apologize ahead of time
if this is a bit of basic question but I have been having some problems
geting c++ blocks to run if I add an include to my own generated code.
for example I might have a block radio_block and a function do_stuff()
contain in do_stuff.cc and do_stuff.h
if I add the include file in module_name_radio_block_impl.cc along with
the other includes and then places a call to do_stuff() in general work
the block will compile just fine but when I run the block i'll get an
error message
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'radio_block'
I have no problem creating an non-block and implementing objects there
but this precludes me adding a simple function without creating a new
object or adding new methods to the existing objects.
thank you for your time
sincerely,
James Wagner
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