Nicholas Corgan

https://github.com/pothosware/SoapySDR/tree/wip/csharp I have .NET bindings in the works, but due to CMake (and sanity) limitations, it's only buildable with MSVC. It's mostly done, and I don't anticipate too much C#-specific...

Corresponding WIP wiki page: https://github.com/pothosware/SoapySDR/wiki/DotNetSupport

It's a pretty simple API. I can do this if someone loans me the hardware.

Looking through their products and software, I'm iffy on compatibility. From what I can tell, their SpecAn API only exposes frequency-domain values, and their SigGen API takes in dBm directly....

https://github.com/ncorgan/SoapyVOLKConverters This is barebones, no testing yet, but it wraps all of . It should be simple to package and maintain once it's pulled into the organization.

The VOLK converter module I mentioned above should do the job. Included in the build is a benchmark utility whose output I included below. Keep in mind that the raw...

Sorry for the delay on my part. I’m running into an issue getting the machine up and running that will actually have decent and representative benchmarks. I’ll check what Volk...

On an actually performant machine, this is what I get. The trends are similar, just with a greater difference. It does appear to be the case for S16 -> S8...

@guruofquality Putting aside this analysis, once this (https://github.com/ncorgan/SoapyVOLKConverters) is deemed portable enough, would you be willing to host and package it? This should meet the needs of this issue, unfortunate...

Sure, let’s move it over. The only real TODO at this point is making the test and benchmark portable. Currently, they assume there’s a .so next to the executable.