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677
678#ifndef INCLUDED_LORA_MESSAGE_FILE_SINK_IMPL_H
679#define INCLUDED_LORA_MESSAGE_FILE_SINK_IMPL_H
680
682#include <string>
683#include <fstream>
684
685namespace gr {
686 namespace lora {
687
689 private:
690 std::ofstream d_file;
691
692 public:
693 message_file_sink_impl(const std::string path);
695
696 void msg_handler(pmt::pmt_t msg);
697 };
698
699 } // namespace lora
700} // namespace gr
701
702#endif /* INCLUDED_LORA_MESSAGE_FILE_SINK_IMPL_H */
Definition: message_file_sink_impl.h:688
void msg_handler(pmt::pmt_t msg)
message_file_sink_impl(const std::string path)
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Definition: message_file_sink.h:695
Definition: channelizer.h:28