Now I’m doing a block that uses stream instead of message passing.
However,
my code is based on those provided in GRExtras. My block should be a
gr_sync_block, however in GRExtras is used block() instead. How can I
make
sure that my block is a synchronous block in this case?, because I
cannot
use directly gr_sync_block.
Now I’m doing a block that uses stream instead of message passing. However,
my code is based on those provided in GRExtras. My block should be a
gr_sync_block, however in GRExtras is used block() instead. How can I make
sure that my block is a synchronous block in this case?, because I cannot
use directly gr_sync_block.
The 1:1 ratio is actually the default mode of operation. See:
Try gr_block::TPP_DONT . Note the namespace gr_block.
Sean
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Hi Josh,
Yes, I am using: set_tag_propagation_policy(). However, I’m not sure
what is the parameter expected in order to not propagate tags.