In this release, the performance of Yasdrr is the key focus. Yasdrr is now multi-threaded and scales to 2 cores. Additionally, several major enhancements were made targeting performance hot spots. Collectively these changes cut processing time by 71% in the standard test case.
Several other minor enhancements were also made. First, this release adds a demonstration script showing how to use this program with a BladeRF front end. Second, Yasdrr also gained support for writing the final correlated output as the square of the complex magnitude.
Lastly, this release drops support for applying a window function to the entire received pulse.
See the list of commits since April 1st for a full list of changes.