I’m trying to figure out how you would differentiate the blocks you use
in the flow graph in gnuradio? How can you tell if a block is (Block 1)
or (Block 2) etc.?
Marcus
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Hi Marcus,
differentiate in what manner? You mean “is of the type ” or is the
same object?
C++ or python?
And: This sounds like you’re doing architectural interesting things;
maybe give us some background on this question 
Greetings,
Marcus
On 04.08.2014 20:14, Ward, Marcus D. wrote:
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Hey Marcus,
I have a UDP network going on where I am sending the same signal from
two different hosts to another host, where they will be
cross-correlated/ multiplied together. I have successfully done this,
but I am dropping data over the network (which seems to be at random
between the two hosts that are sending the signal).
Now, I have switched the regular UDP Sink and source blocks with their
‘Baz’ counterparts in order to get feedback as to what is the source of
the data loss problem. So far, on the host receiving the signals, the
pop-up dialog is basically telling me that:
“Change min_buffer_output to 25000 for Block 1, 2, 6, and 7”
Now I understand that I have to change the buffer output, but since I
have a lot of blocks in this architecture, it’s confusing when it tells
me block 1 or block 2 etc. (Unless it’s telling me to start from the
first block I used and count and if so, I will still get the same
message.)
Hope this explains it well enough