Introducing OpenCPI as an Infrastructure for GNU Radio and GNU Radio Companion
summary
OpenCPI provides a runtime and development framework that lets GNU Radio blocks be delivered as components with multiple workers (C++, VHDL, vendor-optimized HDL) and chosen at launch to run on CPUs, small SoC FPGAs, or large RFNoC-capable FPGAs. It uses XML component specs, unit tests and packaged OpenCPI system support project (OSP) BSP-like deliverables to add drivers, FPGA bitstreams and cross-tools, integrates into GNU Radio Companion as an application builder, and is already running heterogeneous flowgraphs across diverse SDR hardware.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 6:14SDRS: SDK/API/Firmware Diversity
- 10:01OpenCPI: Open Component Portability Infrastructure
- 13:14OpenCPI Component Development
- 16:06OpenCPI Platform Development - Enable New Hardware
- 18:58Application Development: using components and platforms
- 20:01Sources of component libraries
- 23:04Short Term Roadmap (2020-2021)
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