I found this thread from 2016:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2016-10/msg00087.html
that discusses the issue I am having, but when I tried to reply to the
thread I got a responding email that said my email didn't go through.
The thread discusses how support for vector input / output wasn't
included in the Embedded Python Block and I was wondering if this was
something that was ever, or will ever be, added to the GRC mainline?
The thread includes a link
(https://github.com/skoslowski/gnuradio/tree/epy_vectors) from Sebastian
where he says that if you try that version it should have the added vlen
support, but I didn't build gnuradio from source on my computer, I
installed via "sudo apt install gnuradio".
Basically if I define my embedded python block to have vector input and
output in the python code...
i.e.
in_sig = [(np.complex64, 128)],
out_sig = [(np.complex64, 128)]
then I get this error:
Param - Code(_source_code):
Invalid conversion specification
But the same code works fine in an OOT module (assuming the proper xml
code too).
Is there an extra step that I am missing when using vector input/output
and the embedded python block? Or is this an issue other people have had?
Thanks,
Jimmy
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