Missing main() for Rx example code

[RWoodring79]

I am doing some VITA 49 packet processing and found your library very helpful for making some quick prototype code. I see that you have some example Rx code, but you do not include a main() or a document describing what a user supplied main() should do. I am sure with some trial and error I can create something that works, but it would be nice if this code were included in the source. Any chance this code still exists and could be added, possibly to the Apps folder, to save the trouble of reinventing the wheel?

[eblossom]

Hi,

Sorry, I don't have the main program at this time. As it mentions in the README, the code originally consumed UDP frames with a 8KB payload, and it supported handling more than a single VRT packet in a single UDP packet. As long as you know where the packets begin and end, it shouldn't be too hard to work out how to use it.

Best wishes! Eric

On Wed, Oct 4, 2017 at 9:02 AM, RWoodring79 [email protected] wrote:

I am doing some VITA 49 packet processing and found your library very helpful for making some quick prototype code. I see that you have some example Rx code, but you do not include a main() or a document describing what a user supplied main() should do. I am sure with some trial and error I can create something that works, but it would be nice if this code were included in the source. Any chance this code still exists and could be added, possibly to the Apps folder, to save the trouble of reinventing the wheel?

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