Consuming block of data in python block

[maiconkist]

Hi list,

I'm trying to implement my first GNURadio block in python.

I followed the how_to_square_ff tutorial.

In that block, each input generates an output. Now what I want is to change this behavior so that the how_to_square_ff receives a block of data (512 for example) and output only a single value (I know it is strange, but is only for learning purpose).

How I declare this in my block ?
Now the declaration is  as follow:

                gr.sync_block.__init__(
                                self,
                                name = "my_block",
                                in_sig =  [numpy.float32], # Input signature: 1 float at a time (want 512)
                                out_sig = [numpy.float32], # Output signature: 1 float at a time
                                )

Thanks

[Sreeraj Rajendran]

As Josh explained in [1] input can be anything that you can represent as a numpy data type.

Try using something like

gr.block.__init__(self, name="my block",

                  in_sig=[numpy.dtype((numpy.float32,2))],

                  out_sig=[numpy.float32])

Also go through fixed/arbitrary ratio blocks in [2] for implementing blocks with different rate.

[1]http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/4407846

[2]https://github.com/guruofquality/grextras/wiki/Blocks-Coding-Guide

-Sreeraj

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Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] Consuming block of data in python block

Hi list,

I'm trying to implement my first GNURadio block in python.

I followed the how_to_square_ff tutorial.

In that block, each input generates an output. Now what I want is to change
this behavior so that the how_to_square_ff receives a block of data (512 for
example) and output only a single value (I know it is strange, but is only
for learning purpose).

How I declare this in my block ?
Now the declaration is  as follow:

        gr.sync_block.__init__(
                self,
                name = "my_block",
                in_sig =  [numpy.float32], # Input signature: 1 float at a time (want
512)
                out_sig = [numpy.float32], # Output signature: 1 float at a time
                )

Thanks



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[Martin Braun (CEL)]

On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 02:00:15PM +0800, Sreeraj Rajendran wrote:

> As Josh explained in [1] input can be anything that you can represent as a
> numpy data type.
>
>
> Try using something like
>
> gr.block.__init__(self, name="my block",
>
>                   in_sig=[numpy.dtype((numpy.float32,2))],
>
>                   out_sig=[numpy.float32])
>
>
>
> Also go through fixed/arbitrary ratio blocks in [2] for implementing blocks
> with different rate.

$ gr_modtool -t decimator -l python BLOCKNAME

will take you there.

M

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