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#ifndef INCLUDED_LORA_DECODER_H
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#define INCLUDED_LORA_DECODER_H
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#include <
lora/api.h
>
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#include <gnuradio/sync_block.h>
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namespace
gr
{
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namespace
lora {
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/*!
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* \ingroup lora
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*/
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class
LORA_API
decoder
:
virtual
public
gr::sync_block {
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public
:
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typedef
boost::shared_ptr<decoder>
sptr
;
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/*!
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*/
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static
sptr
make
(
float
samp_rate, uint32_t bandwidth, uint8_t
sf
,
bool
implicit, uint8_t
cr
,
bool
crc,
bool
reduced_rate,
bool
disable_drift_correction);
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virtual
void
set_sf
(uint8_t
sf
) = 0;
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virtual
void
set_samp_rate
(
float
samp_rate) = 0;
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};
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}
// namespace lora
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}
// namespace gr
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#endif
/* INCLUDED_LORA_DECODER_H */
api.h
LORA_API
#define LORA_API
Definition
api.h:30
gr::lora::decoder
<+description of block+>
Definition
decoder.h:693
gr::lora::decoder::set_sf
virtual void set_sf(uint8_t sf)=0
gr::lora::decoder::set_samp_rate
virtual void set_samp_rate(float samp_rate)=0
gr::lora::decoder::sptr
boost::shared_ptr< decoder > sptr
Definition
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gr::lora::decoder::make
static sptr make(float samp_rate, uint32_t bandwidth, uint8_t sf, bool implicit, uint8_t cr, bool crc, bool reduced_rate, bool disable_drift_correction)
Return a shared_ptr to a new instance of lora::decoder.
cr
cr
Definition
loraphy.h:23
sf
sf
Definition
loratap.h:33
gr
Definition
channelizer.h:28
gr-lora-91fb5e4930379e03797b860ff8d2fb934f474e8a
include
lora
decoder.h
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