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[Discuss-gnuradio] Newbie Question: Linking with GnuRadio Libraries
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Bill Peter |
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[Discuss-gnuradio] Newbie Question: Linking with GnuRadio Libraries |
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Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:14:29 -0500 |
Hi I'm new to GnuRadio -- but I'm really impressed! I think this
might become a revolution as big as the Linux kernel has been to the
Intel CPU! :-)
Now, I'm a real novice, but here's my question: I currently am using
Matlab to do some DSP on some 10.7 MHz digitized data coming in from a
receiver and a digitizer. The receiver is hooked up to an exterior
antenna used for a physics experiment in the atmosphere.
I am using quadrature demodulation to downsample the acquired data
that I am storing on a hard disk. For this, I use down-mixing with a
low-pass filter (Butterworth), etc.
My questions are:
(1) Can I use the GnuRadio libraries to link in my own "driver" c++
code to do the same thing I do with Matlab--but now with GnuRadio?
(2) How would I do this? Can I just write a c++ program that makes
use of your Quadrature Demodulation class to do it for me: Would it
look something like this:
//use GnuRadio libraries
my_demod = new VrQuadratureDemod( xxx ) ;
and link in with the appropriate libraries? Does anyone have any
simple examples/templates and a Makefile ?
(3) Can C++ code link with CC libraries? I don't know much about Objective C?
Thanks for ANY help I get!
--Guillermo
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