Hello GNU Radio Community - Lots of project updates posted the other day in our video update on YouTube: Have a look/listen when you get a chance - some exciting announcements in there as well. 0:00 Introduction (Josh) 0:33 3.10 Releases (Jeff) 11:00 Volk Update (Jeff) 13:00 ARDC Grant Updates (Derek) 17:45 GRC Enhancements Overview (Hakon) 22:35 GRC Enhancements Demo (Hakon) 33:10 ARDC Installer Improvements Plan (Derek) 35:08 Dr.
We tried to establish a bit of a newsletter. Here’s what I’ve written down about what I think a wider audience would want to know after GRCon'23 GNU Radio Releases and Code Highlights GNU Radio We released 3.10.8.0, and we’re hoping to be on track for upcoming major packaging releases (mostly, Ubuntu’s next Long Term Support release).
Originally published on libvolk.org Hi everyone! This is the VOLK v3.1.0 release! We want to thank all contributors. This release wouldn’t have been possible without them. This release introduces new kernels, fixes a lot of subtle bugs, and introduces an updated API that allows VOLK to run on PowerPC and MIPS platforms without issues.
Software Defined Radio & Amateur Radio Devroom at FOSDEM ’24 (3. & 4. February 2024) Dear Friends of Free and Open Source Radio! https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/track/radio/ In case you’re wondering what Amateur Radio and Software-Defined Radio are, we have a small introduction below. See the “Recommended Topics” section! We invite developers and users of Free Software from these fields and to contribute to this event by presenting their projects, ideas and their work.
Release 3.10.8.0 Generally, up-to-date information on installing GNU Radio can be found on the Installing GNU Radio page on the wiki. Release notes [3.10.8.0] - 2023-10-20 Changed Runtime Add MAP_FIXED to circular buffer implementations using shm_open() and mmap backed by tmp files. These versions are not used by most system, and flaws were discovered during a FreeBSD build.
Hello, With week 11, finally over, we are almost at the end of the term for GSoC'23. I am truly grateful for the opportunity to work for GNU-Radio. I applied for GSoC with the desire to contribute to this project and to improve myself as a software engineer, and I am happy to have achieved it to an extent.
As the summer draws to a close, I am thrilled to present the culmination of my efforts in the GSoC 2023 project focused on enhancing the Qt Widgets for GNU Radio. This journey has been a rewarding experience, and I am excited to share the progress and achievements made over the course of this project.
Overview In this week’s update on my GSoC journey, I’m thrilled to share the progress I’ve made in the Qt GUI Refactoring project. Week 10 has been all about opening a new pull request and addressing some important issues, as well as improving the codebase for enhanced efficiency. Opening a Pull Request One of the highlights of this week was opening a new pull request for the qt-gui-refactoring branch.
Hello, With week 10 coming to a close, there are a few more updates regarding the project that I am excited to share with all. Bug fixes: Since last update, there were a few bugs and issues that were present in the code, mainly in options.py and in some .workflow.yml files, which I spent on solving this week to make sure the modules work.
Welcome to another update on the progress of the GSoC 2023 Qt Widgets Improvement project. In this Week 9 blog post, I am excited to share that I have created documentation for the Qt GUI integration tutorial on the GNU Radio wiki page. Documentation for Qt GUI Integration Tutorial To enhance user understanding and provide a comprehensive guide, I have developed detailed documentation for integrating Qt GUI into GNU Radio projects.
