Hi,

diff --git a/src/float_to_bits.c b/src/float_to_bits.c index 08fad54..4547ffe 100644 --- a/src/float_to_bits.c +++ b/src/float_to_bits.c @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv) exit(1); } else if (rc == 0) break;

•           rc = process_sym_fl(0.3f, fl);
  

•           rc = process_sym_fl(0.0f, fl);
            sym_int2bits(rc, bits);
            //printf("%2d %1u %1u  %f\n", rc, bits[0], bits[1], fl);
            if (opt_verbose)
  

Applied.

In other news, I have gotten my own GPU (openCL) assisted demodulator working, I am thinking about decoding multiple carriers concurrently with this code, but I think the gnu_radio demodulator has an edge with regards to BER, especially if the offset is set to 0.0f :-)

In my experience with OsmoGMR, the actual demod isn't all that CPU intensive. The channelization and resampling to a multiple of symbol rate is what's expensive.

A few things I don't like in the current demod : - Don't use the FCCH to properly lock to carrier - Only works for continuous carrier .. can't possibly use it for DMO or even uplink I think.

If yours could lift those limitation that'd be great :p

Cheers,

Sylvain