> Hi,
>
> I'm fighting a bit with a smart pointer. I want to apply a filter in my
> block. Hence I construct a filter as shown below:
>
> gr_fir_filter_fff_sptr hi_pass = gr_make_fir_filter_fff(1,
> gr_firdes::high_pass (1.0,
> 64000,
> 5000,
> 1000,
> gr_firdes::WIN_HAMMING,
> 6.76
> ));
>
> as soon as I dereference the smart pointer in order to use the filter I
> get an assertion error: const [with T = gr_block_detail]: Assertion `px
> != 0' failed.
>
> hi_pass->general_work(noutput_items, ninput_items, input_items,
> output_items);
>
> this means the smart pointer doesn't have a pointer (any longer?) to the
> filter. Does anyone see what I'm doing wrong. I've been trying quite
> hard to find the mistake but I simply don't get it.
>
It looks like you are using the shared pointer correctly, but perhaps
there is something else that the scheduler sets-up that you are missing
by using the block in a stand-alone fashion. Only the gurus know.
You may want to use the vector source -> block -> vector sink paradigm
that all the qa code uses; to process a single chunk of samples.
-Josh
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