Hi Lefteris,
I still don't know why you *kill* the process. GNU Radio waits for
*any* key, and pressing anything but ctrl-C should let the flow
graph shut down correctly, in turn deallocating the UHD
sources/sinks, which should free the libusb device handles.
Greetings,
Marcus
On 05.11.2014 22:53, Eleftherios(Lef)
Kampianakis wrote:
Sylvain thank you for your reply,
Ok, what about the python script in my previous message? How can I write my
code in order to prevent the LIB_USB_ERROR_PIPE message. No matter how I
stop the gnuradio script (e.g. catch keyboard interrupt and issue stop()
and wait as in my original post), I always get the same message. My
intuition due to that is that something is not cleaned up properly in UHD
level. Any suggestions on that?
Best regards
Lefteris
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 12:52 PM, Sylvain Munaut <address@hidden> wrote:
After this point the only thing that I can do is remove and re-insert the
USB from the computer in order for my script to work. I assume this is
not
normal behavior (and also not a programming error) because this is a
minimum
working example, and its not working.
There is literally nothing GNURadio can do about this.
When you press the 'red cross' button, it _kills_ the whole process
(SIGKILL), a process cannot catch this signal, nor do anything about
it (i.e. not a single instruction of gnuradio will execute after this)
At this point, it's up to the operating system to clean up any state
of the process ...
Cheers,
Sylvain
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