I have a B200 mini. I would like a function in C++ that returns a flag regarding the hardware connection. So if there is a hardware connection, the function return 1. If there is not a connection, it returns 0. Does ettus have any functions like this?
I have a ettus B200 mini. I want a function in C++ that shows if there is a hardware connection or not. Does this exist?
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As you are using UHD, you can use the function
uhd::device::find. In any cases, it will return you anstd::vector<uhd::device_adrr_t>. So if you give an hint to thefindfunction, you can simply verify that your device is connected by checking the size of the vector returned. If you don't give any hint to the function, it will return all devices connected to the computer. You can then iterate and search for your specific device.