Hello GNURadioers!
I have a block (blck #1) connected to multiple of blocks. Here I have
two
blocks’ (call blck #2 and blck #3) connected to blck #1 output.
I’m confused when I saw nitems_read of blck #2 and #3 aren’t the same,
say
1000 items are read by blck #2 and 155000 items read by blck #3 after
sometimes. I know the processing chain of blck #2 and blck #3 is so
different which causes a low rate of reading items by blck #2 rather
than
blck #3 can read so faster.
My question is why? why is this happening? Both of blck #2 & 3 are
reading
from one output port?
Any idea?
Best,
Mostafa
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Hi Mostafa,
it’s like you understand: It’s the same output buffer, but each
consumer (== block2 and 3) have their own buffer readers that keep
track of how many samples they consumed.
Block 1 can only overwrite parts of the buffer that both readers
have already consumed.
Greetings,
Marcus
On 12.10.2014 18:01, Mostafa A. wrote:
blck #2 rather than blck #3 can read so faster.
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