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Do not use using namespace uhd;! You're not even making use of that imported namespace, so it's totally useless, and it risks that you override things within your scope with elements from the uhd namespace. As you currently do, access to elements from that namespace works simply by specifying the namespace when accessing, as in uhd::set_thread_priority_safe.

Rule of thumb: using namespace xyz; is very rarely a good idea. Avoid it.

Whether or not that is the problem here is impossible to tell.

AND becomes part of the filter string:

rst.Filter = "OT ='" & oot & "' AND Parcial ='" & PARCIAL & "'"

The generator variable is declared in the conv_dec_impl header file as:

inline static const bool generator[2][7] = {{1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1}, {1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1}}

Move the generator definition to the .cpp file. Also make sure you don't have a previous version of your OOT block that lacks this symbol already installed.

Also, in the tests' python file, when importing a3sat_swig, I get this error: No module named 'a3sat_swig'

Open python/__init__.py and either change ImportError to ModuleNotFoundError or remove the try and except. See issue 4761

Could it be related to the CMakeLists file?

No, most probably is not related to CMakeLists file.

block's geeral_work() function works with exactly input_buffer_len sample

That's impossible. This is central to how GNU Radio works. Also, it's not necessary: Say, your block always needs 1000 items and produces something between 900 and 2000 items (if this ration was easy, you wouldn't be using a general block with general_work, but a sync_block, or interpolator, or decimator). Then, your forecast should simply always make clear you need 1000 items to produce anything. Then, in your general_work, check whether you got at least 1000 items, consume exactly 1000 items, and not all that you've got. It looks a bit as if you didn't quite understand what consume() and produce() do!

What you can do is use set_output_multiple and similar functions to restrict your numbers a bit.

Where ever this line, '@swiftmailer.mailer.tablereservation', @templating, @service_container] is, you need quote marks around the templating and service_container arguments. You will probably need to check all of your service files and apply quote marks as needed. And off-topic but if this is a non-trivial project then you should consider creating a new 4.4 (or even 5.2) project and then moving over the relevant portions. You will probably end up wasting a considerable amount of time with your approach especially if some like @'s are slowing you down.

You can use the produce function as follow :

There are a couple of options. For example: Format the item yourself with a new command. Then you can decide the spacing yourself.

Spartacus doesn't support SAML OOTB. Take a look at the docs on session management (angular-oauth2-oidc is used): https://sap.github.io/spartacus-docs/session-management/

If you want to implement SAML based SSO you need to alter default session management logic to fit SAML flow. Some examples can be found on stackoverflow as well: Reading the SAML response from third party server in Angular 7 project

Remove the font_assets gem.

This happens because font_assets RackMiddleWare is invoked before ActionDisptach:Static .

Also note that fon_assets gem only works if assets are not precompiled on production. Refer https://github.com/ericallam/font_assets#important .If assets are precompiled and served using nginx refer nginx config