Hello all,
I have to know the difference between the FILE SINK and META FILE SINK in
GNU Radio. Can anybody please explain this difference?
Best Regards,
M. Jahnavendra
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Hi Luca,
Thanks so much for the reply.
My issue turned out to have nothing to do with cmake or loading
external libraries, but reviewing your gr-dab module was greatly
helpful in that I was able to compare what I was doing against a known
working example, so thank you for that. This led me to
On 07/20/2017 02:23 AM, Jose Ruvalcaba wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently having issues simultaneously transmitting and receiving
data from one B210 to another B210. My goal is to send Tx data from
one B210 and have it be received and re transmitted from a second B210
back to the first. I am trying
Hi all
I have the next block:
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This block just receive signal for one of the two ports at the same time.
In this way, for example if it receives in the IN0, in the IN1 there's
nothing. Depending on the parameter Initial Standard I select which input
must pass to the
Hi William,
generally, your CMake code looks right. So, I can't really rule out that
the segfaults happens due to the fact that if you're running a python
GNU Radio program, as you noted, your C++/python interface might be
accessing python structures that the python runtime already uses. I
Hi William,
I am not sure, if this is your issue, but it seems as your external lib
is not found by your cmake. I currently dealt with including some
external libraries in the gr-dab module too.
I always wrote a Find.cmake file that lets cmake find the path to your
library header.
Check
I have been having some difficulty successfully using external libraries in
a custom OOT module that I have not been able to understand.
I have had this issue with a few different external libraries. The symptom
is a segmentation fault when a function in the external library is called.
The below
Hi Sebastian,
this is certainly the right place to come and ask :)
So, thank's for the error description. I'm pretty optimistic this isn't
your code's problem – there's something else amiss. If you go down the
backtrace, you'll notice that this happens (or at least, seems to
happen) inside the
