mormj

I'm guessing this is due to the inability to plot NaN/Inf values.

I will go with @dsorber on this as he has the deepest understanding of the implementation here.

I think I understand, but any way you can throw a screenshot on here for clarification?

It would be nice to eventually get a clang builder in place via the CI, but this change looks good for now

boost::format should be removed completely now on `main`

3.10.4 only has 1 instance of boost::format for backwards compatibility of the logging header: ``` josh@josh-Alienware-m15-R3:/share/tmp/gnuradio$ grep -iIr "boost::format" gnuradio-runtime/include/gnuradio/logger.h:// Helper class to allow passing of boost::format to fmt gnuradio-runtime/include/gnuradio/logger.h:struct...

@argilo - thanks for putting this together! Suggested replacement for Boost.Test imo is gtest. I've switched over to it in newsched, and the port from Boost is pretty straightforward. Boost.program_options...

We can probably bump up to 22.04 for simplicity. There are some c++20 features that are not supported by the gcc in 20.04. But as far as subprojects thats the...

Re-ran the CI because failures were because of some PMT changes. I'm ok ignoring the Ubuntu 20.04 failure and removing 20.04 as a worker if we are going to run...

Recent updates here allow the block parameters to be queried from the register: ```c++ auto list = gr::registry::parameters("math", "multiply_const_ff"); auto p = gr::registry::parameter("math", "multiply_const_ff", "k"); ``` where p is a...