'Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] FPGA code generation using gnu radio'

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Subject:    Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] FPGA code generation using gnu radio
From:       Marcus_Müller <mueller () kit ! edu>
Date:       2017-10-26 16:08:07
Message-ID: 0359f0c7-dc7f-add2-f395-1f887256243a () kit ! edu
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Dear Atif,

no, not directly. GNU Radio is software, FPGAs are hardware.

Generally, how do you expect us to answer such quite frankly obviously 
immensely broad questions? It's always better to ask a precise question 
that describes the problem (and that: exactly), then to ask about 
something large without any background info.

So, for a good question, you'd give:

  * Problem statement, as exact as possible. That might be something like
     > I need to transfer data using avian carriers. My colleagues have
    worked with pidgeons, but my hobby/thesis/job consists of porting
    their approach to eagles. However, my eagles constantly try to chew
    off the letters from the holder attached to their ankle.
  * Approach description, including your reasoning:
     > I'd like to try making these letters taste as much as hobbits, as
    research by [Tolkien1937] shows that eagles do not eat Hobbit.
  * Question, including explaining what you've researched so far, so
    that people don't explain things you already know:
     > My attempts to find hobbits have been hampered by the fact that
    they only occur naturally in Middle-earth, and very rarely in the
    Undying Lands. However, I've figured that you can assume that the
    taste of hobbits is dominated by their hairy feet. Thus, I'd like to
    ask: Where can I hire hairy-footed people to walk on my documents?

What /you/ are asking instead is:

 > Dear Pidgeon Breeder's mailing list, did anyone find hairy-footed 
people, and can give me a guide to do so?

Which feels underexplained, absurd, at least partially off-topic and 
underresearched.

I think you can do better!

Best regards,
Marcus

On 2017-10-26 13:02, Atif Javed wrote:
> Is it possible to generate FPGA code using gnu radio if so than please 
> guide me.
>
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    <p>Dear Atif,</p>
    <p>no, not directly. GNU Radio is software, FPGAs are hardware.</p>
    <p>Generally, how do you expect us to answer such quite frankly
      obviously immensely broad questions? It's always better to ask a
      precise question that describes the problem (and that: exactly),
      then to ask about something large without any background info.</p>
    <p>So, for a good question, you'd give:<br>
    </p>
    <ul>
      <li>Problem statement, as exact as possible. That might be
        something like<br>
        &gt; I need to transfer data using avian carriers. My colleagues
        have worked with pidgeons, but my hobby/thesis/job consists of
        porting their approach to eagles. However, my eagles constantly
        try to chew off the letters from the holder attached to their
        ankle.</li>
      <li>Approach description, including your reasoning:<br>
        &gt; I'd like to try making these letters taste as much as
        hobbits, as research by [Tolkien1937] shows that eagles do not
        eat Hobbit.</li>
      <li>Question, including explaining what you've researched so far,
        so that people don't explain things you already know:<br>
        &gt; My attempts to find hobbits have been hampered by the fact
        that they only occur naturally in Middle-earth, and very rarely
        in the Undying Lands. However, I've figured that you can assume
        that the taste of hobbits is dominated by their hairy feet.
        Thus, I'd like to ask: Where can I hire hairy-footed people to
        walk on my documents?</li>
    </ul>
    <p>What <i>you</i> are asking instead is:</p>
    <p>&gt; Dear Pidgeon Breeder's mailing list, did anyone find
      hairy-footed people, and can give me a guide to do so?</p>
    <p>Which feels underexplained, absurd, at least partially off-topic
      and underresearched.</p>
    <p>I think you can do better!</p>
    <p>Best regards,<br>
      Marcus</p>
    <br>
    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2017-10-26 13:02, Atif Javed wrote:<br>
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      <div dir="ltr">Is it possible to generate FPGA code using gnu
        radio if so than please guide me.<br>
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