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nocscript | |
Classes | |
class | block_ctrl |
This is the default implementation of a block_ctrl_base. More... | |
class | block_ctrl_base |
class | block_id_t |
class | blockdef |
class | ddc_block_ctrl |
DDC block controller. More... | |
class | dma_fifo_block_ctrl |
Block controller for a DMA FIFO block. More... | |
class | duc_block_ctrl |
DUC block controller. More... | |
class | fir_block_ctrl |
Block controller for the standard FIR RFNoC block. More... | |
class | graph |
struct | make_args_t |
class | node_ctrl_base |
class | null_block_ctrl |
Provide access to a 'null block'. More... | |
class | radio_ctrl |
Block controller for all RFNoC-based radio blocks. More... | |
class | rate_node_ctrl |
class | scalar_node_ctrl |
class | siggen_block_ctrl |
class | sink_block_ctrl_base |
class | sink_node_ctrl |
class | source_block_ctrl_base |
class | source_node_ctrl |
class | stream_sig_t |
class | terminator_node_ctrl |
class | tick_node_ctrl |
class | window_block_ctrl |
Block controller for the standard windowing RFNoC block. More... | |
Enumerations | |
enum | settingsbus_reg_t { SR_READBACK_REG_ID = 0, SR_READBACK_REG_GLOBAL_PARAMS = 1, SR_READBACK_REG_FIFOSIZE = 2, SR_READBACK_REG_MTU = 3, SR_READBACK_REG_BLOCKPORT_SIDS = 4, SR_READBACK_REG_USER = 5 } |
Settings register readback. More... | |
Functions | |
std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &out, block_id_t block_id) |
Shortcut for << block_id.to_string() More... | |
UHD_INLINE std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &out, stream_sig_t stream_sig) |
Shortcut for << stream_sig.to_string() More... | |
Variables | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | block_ctrl_base |
Base class for all RFNoC block controller objects. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | node_ctrl_base |
Abstract base class for streaming nodes. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | rate_node_ctrl |
Sampling-rate-aware node control. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | scalar_node_ctrl |
Scaling node control. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | sink_block_ctrl_base |
Extends block_ctrl_base with input capabilities. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | sink_node_ctrl |
Abstract class for sink nodes. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | source_block_ctrl_base |
Extends block_ctrl_base with receive capabilities. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | source_node_ctrl |
Abstract class for source nodes. More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | terminator_node_ctrl |
Abstract class for terminator nodes (i.e. nodes that terminate the flow graph). More... | |
class UHD_RFNOC_API | tick_node_ctrl |
Tick-rate-aware node control. More... | |
UHD_INLINE std::ostream& uhd::rfnoc::operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | out, |
stream_sig_t | stream_sig | ||
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Shortcut for << stream_sig.to_string()
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inline |
Shortcut for << block_id.to_string()
Base class for all RFNoC block controller objects.
For RFNoC, block controller objects must be derived from uhd::rfnoc::block_ctrl_base. This class provides all functions that a block must provide. Typically, you would not derive a block controller class directly from block_ctrl_base, but from a class such as uhd::usrp::rfnoc::source_block_ctrl_base or uhd::usrp::rfnoc::sink_block_ctrl_base which extends its functionality.
Abstract base class for streaming nodes.
Sampling-rate-aware node control.
A "rate" node is a streaming node is a point in the flow graph that is aware of sampling rates. Such nodes include:
Scaling node control.
A "scalar" node is a streaming node in which a scaling takes place, usually for the conversion between fixed point and floating point (the latter usually being normalized between -1 and 1).
Such blocks include:
Extends block_ctrl_base with input capabilities.
A sink block is an RFNoC block that can receive data at an input. We can use this block to transmit data (In RFNoC nomenclature, a transmit operation means streaming data to the device from the host).
Every input is defined by a port definition (port_t).
Abstract class for sink nodes.
Sink nodes can have upstream blocks.
Extends block_ctrl_base with receive capabilities.
In RFNoC nomenclature, a receive operation means streaming data from the device (the crossbar) to the host. If a block has receive capabilities, this means we can receive data from this block.
Abstract class for source nodes.
Source nodes can have downstream blocks.
Abstract class for terminator nodes (i.e. nodes that terminate the flow graph).
Terminator nodes have the following properties:
A block may be a terminator node, but have both upstream and downstream nodes. An example is the radio block, which can be used for Rx and Tx. Even if it's used for both, the data going into the radio block is not the data coming out.
Tick-rate-aware node control.
A "rate" node is a streaming node is a point in the flow graph that is aware of tick rates (time base). Such nodes include: