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by carlsonmark 5y ago
Not just the signal processing on the received data, but if you want to transmit something, you will probably be using one or more DDS channels to do so. Those may be in the FPGA, or external chips. Either way, if you are mixing the outputs
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by carlsonmark 6y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a software guy Another source of cracking could be related to moisture in the SMD components. We do primarily small volume PCB runs where I work. In house, with parts stored here, pick-and-placed here, etc. We have had
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by carlsonmark 7y ago
My wife and I used this somewhere around 10 years ago when reorganizing our apartment. It was great!
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by carlsonmark 7y ago
It's not so much that you never have the headers... more that you don't always want to provide the headers to everyone (since they may contain things you don't want to share.) I looked into it a bit further, and cppyy does ha
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by carlsonmark 7y ago
If you have a Python code base and are looking to speed up some part of it, Cython is the way to go. Pybind11 and cppyy are more for cases where you have a bunch of C++ code that you want to provide a Python interface for.
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by carlsonmark 7y ago
If you have a C++ project, you want to have Python bindings, and you don't want to share your header files, pybind11 is the way to go. If you want to / can share your header files, cppyy is a very convenient way of being able to c
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by carlsonmark 9y ago
While I do enjoy this sort of analysis, I feel the decision to choose one method over another should be based on benchmarks (preferably with more than one size of string.) After benchmarking, then do an analysis of the assembly code. Guessi