Hi Lists,
I’ve used gr_hier_block2 class with 1 output stream and it’s OK but I
can’t
use gr_hier_block2 with 2 output streams. Could you help me, please?
Thanks.
Phong
Hi Lists,
I’ve used gr_hier_block2 class with 1 output stream and it’s OK but I
can’t
use gr_hier_block2 with 2 output streams. Could you help me, please?
Thanks.
Phong
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 11:21 PM, Luong Tan P. [email protected]
wrote:
Hi Lists,
I’ve used gr_hier_block2 class with 1 output stream and it’s OK but I can’t
use gr_hier_block2 with 2 output streams. Could you help me, please?Thanks.
Phong
Yes, you should be able to set up an io_signature just like any other
block. You should then be able to use self.connect(block0, (self,0))
and self.connect(block1, (self,1)) to connect them up. Or the
appropriate C++ version for this.
The main restriction is that you cannot have a variable number of
streams. So if you use 2 output streams, you must use io_signature(2,
2, sizeof(…)) and then make sure both streams are connected in your
graph.
Tom
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