Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] GNU Radio Python execution from C++

[Marcus Müller]

Hi Mark,

in many cases, you should just construct your top_block in C++, start()
and stop() it from there and leave python alone.

Greetings,
Marcus
On 13.08.2014 15:43, address@hidden wrote:
> I want to start up and control GNU Radio top_block.py from a C++ class I have 
> written. My thought was to execlp() python on the top_block.py file. I run 
> into a problem because I do not have a good way to kill GNU Radio from my 
> class short of sending a SIGINT. How do you recommend I do things? 
>
> I'm somewhat new to GNU Radio and Python and imagine there are better way to 
> do things. I realize I can code my radios directly by coding in C++ or 
> Python, but I want to allow users to run GRC GUI to define the radios so I 
> want to use the GRC file to describe the radio and generate the Python file 
> using grcc.
>
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