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#ifndef INCLUDED_LTE_PRE_DECODER_VCVC_H
#define INCLUDED_LTE_PRE_DECODER_VCVC_H
#include <lte/api.h>
#include <gnuradio/sync_block.h>
namespace gr {
namespace lte {
/*!
* \brief Pre Decoder for LTE
* \ingroup lte
* \param N_ant initial antenna setup. for now: 1 or 2 antennas
* \param vlen length of the input/output vector
* \param style decoding style as given by LTE standard. Only transmit diversity is supported
* Block takes in vectors and channel estimates. Output is decoded according to Alamouti or standard zero-forcing depending on antenna configuration
*
*/
class LTE_API pre_decoder_vcvc : virtual public gr::sync_block
{
public:
typedef boost::shared_ptr<pre_decoder_vcvc> sptr;
virtual void set_N_ant(int N_ant) = 0;
virtual int get_N_ant() = 0;
virtual void set_decoding_style(std::string style) = 0;
virtual std::string get_decoding_style() = 0;
/*!
* \brief Return a shared_ptr to a new instance of lte::mimo_pre_decoder.
*
* To avoid accidental use of raw pointers, lte::mimo_pre_decoder's
* constructor is in a private implementation
* class. lte::mimo_pre_decoder::make is the public interface for
* creating new instances.
*/
static sptr make(int rxant, int N_ant, int vlen, std::string style);
};
} // namespace lte
} // namespace gr
#endif /* INCLUDED_LTE_PRE_DECODER_VCVC_H */
api.h
LTE_API
#define LTE_API
Definition api.h:30
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc
Pre Decoder for LTE.
Definition pre_decoder_vcvc.h:698
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::get_decoding_style
virtual std::string get_decoding_style()=0
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::sptr
boost::shared_ptr< pre_decoder_vcvc > sptr
Definition pre_decoder_vcvc.h:700
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::make
static sptr make(int rxant, int N_ant, int vlen, std::string style)
Return a shared_ptr to a new instance of lte::mimo_pre_decoder.
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::get_N_ant
virtual int get_N_ant()=0
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::set_decoding_style
virtual void set_decoding_style(std::string style)=0
gr::lte::pre_decoder_vcvc::set_N_ant
virtual void set_N_ant(int N_ant)=0
gr
Definition bch_crc_check_ant_chooser_bb.h:28