Trying t learn GNU Radio

GNU Radio
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Hello every one…

I am just start to learn gnu radio…
i start to track its C++ part…
i start it with usrp_source_s/c files…

can any one tell me that i am on the right way or not…
& how can i go further…

i also found a method gnuradio::get_initial_sptr() which takes an
object…
but i am unable to find its meaning or role…

& also plz help me to guide if there any other way to start lern gnu
radio…

any help would be appriciated…

Thanks a lot in advance

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On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 5:58 AM, [email protected]
wrote:

i also found a method gnuradio::get_initial_sptr() which takes an object…
but i am unable to find its meaning or role…

& also plz help me to guide if there any other way to start lern gnu radio…

any help would be appriciated…

Thanks a lot in advance

If you are just starting, I think you’re going far too deep too soon.
Start with the Python-level examples and working with GRC to get good
feel for what you can do with GNU Radio and how the blocks interact.
Then start diving deeper.

Go to the project home page for more information:
http://gnuradio.org/redmine/wiki/gnuradio

Specifically, look at the examples mentioned there and that can be
found in the code at gnuradio-examples/python. The “How to Write a GNU
Radio Signal Processing Block” will be useful as you go more into
working with the C++ end of things.

I have also been putting together a few tutorial-like examples here:
http://gnuradio.squarespace.com/examples/

Hope this gets you going.

Tom

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Hi, I am a fellow n00b to gnuradio. Just to add to Tom’s advice, when I
first started I found that the easiest and quickest way to get familiar
with
gnuradio is with the gnuradio companion (and reading everything you can
find
on gnuradio…). Try searching the web for “gnuradio tutorials.” Some
of
the best ones that I found that helped me get started are located here:
CSUN/EAFB SDR Project and
here: http://radioware.nd.edu/documentation

http://www.csun.edu/~vfeen0br/katzpage/sdr_project/sdrproject.htmlGood
luck, I hope that helps.

David