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I'm trying to implement Carrier Sensing in a C++ block in GNU Radio. The Signal Probe block seems to be able to probe the input signal, but how can the results of this probe be accessed in my C++ block?

I imagine, that inside my C++ block, I have to use the name of signal probe (or Function Probe) to find a pointer to it.

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    I don't know much about gnu radio, so it may be something simple; but I imagine some code would aid in understanding the "how must I use the code" question. Is there something of a [mcve] to supplement this question? – Niall Feb 11 '16 at 09:15
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  • Why would you do that? the purpose of having your own block is usually to process the signal yourself. I suspect there's something one would design slightly different. Can you illustrate the flowgraph you're building? – Marcus Müller Feb 11 '16 at 11:32

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