DBSRX C++ Driver

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Before I submit my DBSRX C++ driver, I need some tips on the preferred
style to the GnuRadio mods out there:

Should the DBSRX class (db_dbs_rx) inherit the usrp_standard_rx class
(currently I pass a handle to an already created usrp_standard_rx handle
in the contructor)?

Should the interface (public methods) exactly match the python code. I
left some of the more trivial stuff out (like reporting back the gain
range, etc)?

And, to whom should I submit the code?

Thanks all for your help over the last couple of weeks. As I make more
progress with sampling GPS L1 and L2C data with the DBSRX
daughterboard(s) I will release any code and or sample data sets I might
generate.

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2007/2/13, Gregory W Heckler [email protected]:

And, to whom should I submit the code?

Thanks all for your help over the last couple of weeks. As I make more
progress with sampling GPS L1 and L2C data with the DBSRX
daughterboard(s) I will release any code and or sample data sets I might
generate.

I have created a CA-code generator block. I have not been able to test
it yet, but if anybody is interested, I will put it somewhere for
public access.

–
Trond D.

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On Tue, Feb 13, 2007 at 04:24:49PM -0500, Gregory W Heckler wrote:

Before I submit my DBSRX C++ driver, I need some tips on the preferred
style to the GnuRadio mods out there:

Should the DBSRX class (db_dbs_rx) inherit the usrp_standard_rx class
(currently I pass a handle to an already created usrp_standard_rx handle
in the contructor)?

No, it shouldn’t inherit from usrp_standard_rx. Pass it a pointer
to the underlying object.

Should the interface (public methods) exactly match the python code. I
left some of the more trivial stuff out (like reporting back the gain
range, etc)?

It would be nice if your code implemented the “trivial” stuff like
gain and frequency range, so that we can write generic code that works
with any daughterboard.

And, to whom should I submit the code?

Please post it to [email protected]. You’ll need to subscribe
before posting.

We’ll also need a copyright assignment to the FSF for the code. I’ll
send you a simple form to fill out in the next message.

Thanks all for your help over the last couple of weeks. As I make more
progress with sampling GPS L1 and L2C data with the DBSRX
daughterboard(s) I will release any code and or sample data sets I might
generate.

You’re welcome!

Thanks for working on this. Having C++ versions for all the d’boards
is one of our goals. Thanks for writing the first one!

Eric