GR4 tutorial: blocks 101: Revision history

22 January 2025

• curprev 18:1618:16, 22 January 2025‎ Calebbarzee talk contribs‎ m 16,784 bytes +4‎ Seems to be a simple typo of thow in C++ code snippets. Changed thow to throw, assuming this is what the original author meant to show the throwing of exceptions.

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• curprev 08:4608:46, 26 August 2024‎ Destevez talk contribs‎ 8,820 bytes +8,820‎ Created page with "== Structure of a block == A good example to show how a GNU Radio 4.0 block is structured is the Head block. This block has an input and an output, and only lets the first <code>num_items</code> input items make it through to the output. The code for the block is shown below, without the required <code>#include</code>s. Typically the code for the block will be placed in a <code>.hpp</code> file with include guards and at least <code><gnuradio-4.0/Block.hpp></code> a..."