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Currently we have been assuming channels are linearly mapped 0, 1, 2...
reguardless of how the user has set the stream arg channels.
This change makes channel n on the gr-uhd wrapper
use the nth channel as set by the streamer channels.
Using this, a user can properly use multiple usrp source or sink blocks
for a single device and have each block correspond to a particular
set of channels as defined by the streamer channels parameter.
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1. adds '$' to args in the GRC xml <make> tag.
2. sets <+ITYPE+> and <+OTYPE+> for all I/O data types in io_signature and in work functions to be more clear what needs modification.
Conflicts:
gr-utils/src/python/modtool/templates.py
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* Added missing wxgui Python OpenGL dependency
* Added Ubuntu 13.04 support
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Doesn't work, but also doesn't break the code.
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and performance counters
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Effected ubuntu 11.04 - the std::vector<unsigned int> already defined swig error
Import pmt_swig not include in all cases.
However, gr_feval.i was probably the one causing general to fail
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Also simplify the work by reusing
work buffers mins already calculated
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