Slicing and Dicing Streams
[GNU Radio C++ Signal Processing Blocks]
Collaboration diagram for Slicing and Dicing Streams:
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| class | gr_deinterleave |
| deinterleave a single input into N outputs More... | |
| class | gr_head |
| copies the first N items to the output then signals done
Useful for building test cases More... | |
| class | gr_interleave |
| interleave N inputs to a single output More... | |
| class | gr_keep_one_in_n |
| decimate a stream, keeping one item out of every n. More... | |
| class | gr_skiphead |
| skips the first N items, from then on copies items to the output
Useful for building test cases and sources which have metadata or junk at the start More... | |
| class | gr_stream_to_streams |
| convert a stream of items into a N streams of items
Converts a stream of N items into N streams of 1 item. Repeat ad infinitum. More... | |
| class | gr_stream_to_vector |
| convert a stream of items into a stream of blocks containing nitems_per_block More... | |
| class | gr_streams_to_stream |
| Convert N streams of 1 item into a 1 stream of N items
Convert N streams of 1 item into 1 stream of N items. Repeat ad infinitum. More... | |
| class | gr_streams_to_vector |
| convert N streams of items to 1 stream of vector length N More... | |
| class | gr_vector_to_stream |
| convert a stream of blocks of nitems_per_block items into a stream of items More... | |
| class | gr_vector_to_streams |
| Convert 1 stream of vectors of length N to N streams of items. More... | |
