Just your friendly CGRAN update to the mailing list. I’ve seen a
slowdown
in projects posted to the CGRAN, yet not a slowdown in account signups.
So, I thought I’d just e-mail out a quick update.
The usual quick blurb (https://www.cgran.org/):
*The Comprehensive GNU Radio Archive Network (CGRAN) is a free open
source
repository for 3rd party GNU Radio applications that are not officially
supported by the GNU Radio project. CGRAN provides a subversion
repository
for users to develop or submit new applications, and wiki access for
full
project documentation. *
*
*
Recent projects:
Logitech27MHzTransceiverhttps://www.cgran.org/wiki/Logitech27MHzTransceiver
Transceiver for 27 MHz wireless keyboards from Logitech
- Stream Tagging Tools https://www.cgran.org/wiki/stt - A growing
collection of blocks relating to handling tags - simple_ra https://www.cgran.org/wiki/simple_ra - A simple Radio
Astronomy application to replace gr-radio-astronomy - gr_iqtx https://www.cgran.org/wiki/gr_iqtx - A tool for sending
generic I/Q data from a FIFO, and providing various analysis options - RSSI-based 802.15.4
localizationhttps://www.cgran.org/wiki/RSSIbased802154localization -
802.15.4 receiver with RSSI feature added, and application code for
channel
estimation, ranging and localization
*Note: * I’ve noticed a general move from SVN to git. I don’t have the
time to move CGRAN to git right now, but I am more than okay with
someone
hosting their code on github, and adding their project to the project
list,
linking to their github. Because ultimately, your code is available in
a
public location that people can fork from, etc. CGRAN can still provide
you the exposure to the GNU Radio community if you want it, just link to
your github.
- George