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Posted by Cliff on Saturday July 24, 1999 @10:18PM from the does-it-exist? dept.

gtt asks: "Intel offers a Native Signal Processing kit for x86 processors, which can be used for processing sound and other such things. (Filters, FFT's, etc.) They only offer it as a Windoze library. Anyone know of any equivalent optimized signal processing libraries that can be used in a Linux program?"

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I know a few ... (Score:1)

by geirt ( 55254 ) writes:

Sinectonalysis [clark.net] has a few libraries for linux. I have no experience with them though ...
For FFT there is fftw [fftw.org] and djbfft
Ooooops (Re:I know a few ...) (Score:1)

by geirt ( 55254 ) writes:

Sorry, worng URL:
djbfft is located here [uic.edu]

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