I did find a way to hack it together, though: https://github.com/lhartmann/HCAD/blob/master/ifsolid.scad This actually uses Minkowski to grow the result of the intersection huge, unless there is no intersection and there is nothing to grow.

Thirdly, if your polyhedron is convex then just define its vertices and make the faces using a convex hull, either Linde's hull or the hack below, which makes a bogus polyhedron from your vertex list and then makes a real shape by computing the convex hull.

> > If you are working with IRIG, the old Mills NTP package has a driver > that > will decode IRIG and a hack that will send IRIG.

> > I threw together a quick hack to scan for all PLL coefficients less than 50. > Here are the answers closer than 50 kHz.

But occasionally I > > would borrow one and hack the microcode so a LED would be interesting on a > > scope. > > > > > > > > > > -- > > These are my opinions.

This is admittedly a hack. If gnuradio offers another mechanism for calling custom RFNoC block functions (different from using properties as you have done), this may be the most straightforward solution.

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