Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] GNURADIO QUESTIONS

[Manu T S]

On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 3:16 PM, Simone Ciccia S210664 <address@hidden> wrote:

Goodmorning,
I'm a PhD student working with gnuradio in ubuntu.
The motivation for which I need to write is regarded to how gnuradio treats
a project flow graph to make it as an application program, I have searched
over internet and various forum but I have not find nothing.

Consider that I have a gnuradio flow graph that works fine, and also, I
have the top_block.py that works fine, when imparting ./top_block.py from
the terminal.

My questions:

Is "top_block.py" my final application program? ( for example, is the
executable ".exe" file equivalent in windows )

I would use this file as an independent program, running it in an other pc
where gnuradio is not installed, is it possible? or Have I need some tools
( for example, at least python installed ).

I am not aware of the exact answer to your question. Here is what I think.

Since the top_block.py is a python program it will require at least python interpreter. When you run top_block.py, it usually imports modules from GNU Radio. So if you run it on a machine without GNU Radio installed, python will complain saying that it can not import modules required for your application.

 

May be there are ways to generate a standalone executable. But the top_block.py is not a standalone executable. I hope someone out there knows a better answer to your question.

Last, Is it possible to estimate the execution time of a specific block in
a gnuradio flow graph?


If there are documentation that I have missed in the net, please give me
the reference...
I think for you these are simple questions, but I'm at the beginning and
gnuradio is a beautiful environment, I will learn!

Thank you for your help in advance,


Sincerely,
Simone Ciccia,
PhD student,
electronic engineering,
Antenna and EMC lab,
Politechnic of Turin, Italy


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