Thank you Nathan for giving me that paper on Performance Counters and
Control Ports. That is exactly the kind of debug analysis I want to do.
I remember a long while back control ports had to be disable, I don’t
remember why. My install seems to fail with a CtrlPort Monitor in my
flowgraph (AttributeError: ‘NoneType’ object has no attribute
‘endpoints’).
Is this because they are still disabled, or should I look into fixing my
install?
Is this because they are still disabled, or should I look into fixing my
install?
Thanks,
Rich
Nope, ControlPort was put in after 3.7.7 (and 3.7.7.1). It is enabled on
Master and will be released with 3.7.8.
We reimplemented the backend using Thrift, and there were too many
uncertainties with it when we were ready with 3.7.7, so we decided to
leave
it out. It’s now in master for those wanting and able to test it.
I’ve also used it on Android-based GNU Radio apps to optimize
performance,
which gives me a lot of confidence about it.
Tom
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