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I suppose Windows will always be a poor relation. The current version of
MSVC is "19". It's a real pain to downgrade the build environment.
Marc
On 6/17/2019 10:32 AM, Geof Nieboer wrote:
All,
Once 3.8 is ready, I'll first release a version that is built on 2.7,
primarily because that's what
I suppose Windows will always be a poor relation. The current version of
MSVC is "19". It's a real pain to downgrade the build environment.
Marc
On 6/17/2019 10:32 AM, Geof Nieboer wrote:
All,
Once 3.8 is ready, I'll first release a version that is built on 2.7,
primarily because that's what
All,
Once 3.8 is ready, I'll first release a version that is built on 2.7,
primarily because that's what the scripts are built around at the
moment, and to split the upgrade into two steps. That version should
support those who are looking for max compatibility.
Then I'll shift the scripts to
Philip, Geof (et al.),
When will a Windows version of GR that supports Python 3 (and complete with
one-click installers, much like that advertised for Release 3.7.13.5, below)
be available?
The reason I prefer to operate within Windows (as opposed to the various
versions of Linux) is that I
On 06/17/2019 10:49 AM, Chesir, Aaron M. wrote:
> Will GNUradio migrate to Python3.X, or will it remain with Python 2.7?
>
> The reason I ask is that (for reasons that unclear), there are syntax
> differences between the two, and Python 3 is *not* backward compatible for
> some of them.
The
Will GNUradio migrate to Python3.X, or will it remain with Python 2.7?
The reason I ask is that (for reasons that unclear), there are syntax
differences between the two, and Python 3 is *not* backward compatible for some
of them.
Aaron
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Hello Jafar,
If what you are asking for is a way to access data which are being generated
(and outputted) by your pre-existing GNU Radio flowgraphs, the best way would
be NOT extracting them. You can embed your own Python code to your GNU Radio
flowgraph by writing Embedded Python Blocks (ex:
Hi Jafar,
You need to be more specific. What type of value are you talking about,
frequency, phase, magnitude..?
Regards
Den mån 17 juni 2019 kl 12:11 skrev jafar jafari :
> hi
> how can i extract value of signal in gnuradio companion and use them in my
> python code
>
>
Hello all!
I have been trying to save the messages generated after the demodulation
and decode of the WiFi received signal to a file but file sink is not
compatible with message types. Is there a replacement for the deprecated
message sink?
Could anyone point me to the right direction.
hi
how can i extract value of signal in gnuradio companion and use them in my
python code
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