Hi everyone,
hope this is not a silly question: Is it possible to subclass
gr_vector_source to create a custom vector source? I already have the
C code to create my vector.
–
Trond D.
Hi everyone,
hope this is not a silly question: Is it possible to subclass
gr_vector_source to create a custom vector source? I already have the
C code to create my vector.
–
Trond D.
On Wed, Jan 24, 2007 at 03:26:51PM +0100, Trond D. wrote:
Hi everyone,
hope this is not a silly question: Is it possible to subclass
gr_vector_source to create a custom vector source? I already have the
C code to create my vector.–
Trond D.
Although this is possible, I don’t think it’s what you want. For
example, the vector source has an instance variable that is of the
type of the vector. I suspect that your derived class would ignore
that and add another instance variable.
It’s probably simpler just to inherit from gr_sync_block.
In truth, with regard to gr_vector_source_* we use an ad hoc code
generation system to generate all of these. We’d use C++ templates,
but that wouldn’t help us with the .i file.
Eric
2007/1/24, Eric B. [email protected]:
Although this is possible, I don’t think it’s what you want. For
Eric
Trond D.
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