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[Discuss-gnuradio] GR, WX, Omnithread, and Condition Variables


From: Krzysztof Kamieniecki
Subject: [Discuss-gnuradio] GR, WX, Omnithread, and Condition Variables
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 12:41:51 -0400
User-agent: Internet Messaging Program (IMP) 3.2.2

Is anybody using omnithread condition variables with GnuRadio and WX?

I will post my code when I get home later today, but I was hoping somebody had
already solved this type of problem before.

I have created a sink block that stores N number of samples after skipping K
samples into a std::vector<>. There is an omnithread mutex that is used to
protect various data members. There is also a function (wait_for_data(seconds))
that uses a condition variable to wait a finite amount of time for the N
samples to be acquired. 

If I start a thread that calls wait_for_data before doing fg.start(), my block's
work function is never called (based on a cout << "DEBUG\n" and cout.flush) and
it looks like the flowgraph is locked up. However the thread continues to loop
and wait_for_data continues to indicate that there is no data is available, so
I beleve the mutex is being released, but I will have to double check that the
acquires and release are balanced.

If I do fg.start(), sleep for 5 seconds, then create the thread everything works
as expected for a while, but things seem to lock up again.

It looks like something is deadlocking, but I'm not exactly certain how
omnithread, WX, and GnuRadio interact in the background.

Any ideas?





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