Dear best community of an SDR project known to mankind! It took me longer than I'd like to admit, but we've finally come to a release of GNU Radio's maintenance branch 3.7. I'm very thankful for the contributors we've had this time, especially because the amount of first-time code contributions is so high!
* Derek Kozel <derek.ko...@ettus.com> * Douglas Weber <douglas.we...@student.kit.edu> * ilovezfs <ilove...@icloud.com> * Marcus Müller <mar...@hostalia.de> * Michael Dickens <michael.dick...@ettus.com> * Sebastian Koslowski <sebastian.koslow...@gmail.com> * soggysec <sagui.g...@gmail.com> The main feature, about which I presume most of you care about, is that there are fixes for the nasty Qtgui / code generation bug we've introduced with 3.7.12.0; promise we'll avoid such messes in the future! As you can imagine, we're working on the "next bigger step" in the meantime: For GRCon, we'd like to have GNU Radio 3.8 out of the door, in proper use and with sufficient experiences with the progressive changes we have in stock for that. Needless to say, 3.7 isn't dead by any means! You'll find plenty of issues on github that carry the "backport-3.7" tag, which means that once we fix them on the current development branch, I'll also make sure to let them flow into the next 3.7 release. On the side of making GNU Radio easier to use, I'm very happy to say that Marc Lichtman has taken it upon him to make the documentation –in every sense of the word– more accessible. As making sure GNU Radio works as intended, and that is very closely related to working as understood, this is an effort very dear to me. You'll probably hear from him sooner or later! Talking about understanding things: I'm extremely certain that there's excellent GNU Radio usage out there that I simply don't know of. Don't hesitate to announce your projects on the mailing list, ask GNU Radio-related questions very specific to what you're doing and generally give feed back on both the small building blocks as well as the large architectures GNU Radio puts you up against! And while you're doing that: GRCon18's Call For Papers is still open until **June 3**! If you need any help with the abstract/paper submission process, do not hesitate to reach out – even if you have something unwieldy to talk about, I think we can make it work. Best regards, Marcus Müller _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
