#include <GrInterpolator.h>
Inheritance diagram for GrInterpolator< iType, oType >:

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| GrInterpolator (int N, int M, int phase=0) | |
| N == 10, M in [1,10], phase in [0,N]. | |
| ~GrInterpolator () | |
| const char * | name () |
| default name for a module (override with actual name) | |
| int | work (VrSampleRange output, void *ao[], VrSampleRange inputs[], void *ai[]) |
| Generate up to output.size output points at o[output#][sample#] using data at the inputptrs[input#][sample#]. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | phase |
| gr_mmse_fir_interpolator | intr |
The input is interpolated at a ratio of N/M. Currently, N must be 10 and M must be in [1, 10]. Phase must be in [0, N].
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default name for a module (override with actual name)
Reimplemented from VrSigProc.
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Generate up to output.size output points at o[output#][sample#] using data at the inputptrs[input#][sample#]. Pointers start at corresponding VrSampleIndex in the range params. output.size is a multiple of outputSize. Returns the number of outputs (<= output.size) that it was able to compute with the given input ranges. If this value is < output.size, forecast() will need to be called again. Implements VrSigProc.
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1.3.8