Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] how to implement synchronous source block correctly ?

> Yes. GNU Radio is a buffered streaming architecture, so as long as the
> production / consumption rates are equal on average, it should work.
> If they vary over time or really differ, then you'll end up with
> over/underruns

This is exactly the problem. Rates are equal, but there are over/underruns,
even in simple "audio source -> audio sink" graph.


> Remember: there is no real realtime in general purpose signal
> processing with GR.

Does it mean that I will not able to run in realtime simple graph with
48kHz signal source, Qt GUI Sink and audio sink on modern computer ?


> ah ok. But: stop() stops the flowgraph.

No. Read my first post.


> Greetings, and happy hacking!

Thanks. :) While hacking seems to be interesting, I prefer professional,
official supported and documented approaches.




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