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/*! \mainpage
\image html gnuradio-logo.png
Welcome to GNU Radio!
For details about GNU Radio and using it, please see the <a
href="http://gnuradio.org" target="_blank"><b>main project page</b></a>.
Other information about the project and discussion about GNU Radio,
software radio, and communication theory in general can be found at
the <a href="http://gnuradio.squarespace.com" target="_blank"><b>GNU Radio blog</b></a>.
\section build Building GNU Radio
See the \ref build_guide page for details about the project's
dependencies and build process.
\section blocks GNU Radio Blocks
GNU Radio uses discrete signal processing blocks that are connected
together to perform your signal processing application. This manual
contain a list of all GNU Radio <a href="modules.html"><b>C++ Blocks</b></a>.
Please note that at this time, we haven't found an acceptable way to
provide unified documentation for the C++ parts of the system and the
parts written in Python (mostly hierarchical blocks). Until this gets
worked out, please bear with us, or better yet, solve it for us!
\section toc Manual Contents
More details on packages in GNU Radio:
\li \ref page_audio
\li \ref page_digital
\li \ref page_qtgui
\li \ref page_uhd
\li \ref page_vocoder
\li \ref page_pfb
\section volk_main Using Volk in GNU Radio
The \ref volk_guide page provides an overview of how to incorporate
and use Volk in GNU Radio blocks.
Many blocks have already been converted to use Volk in their calls, so
they can also serve as examples. See the gr_complex_to_xxx.h file for
examples of various blocks that make use of Volk.
*/
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