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comparison src/init.c @ 113:72a9a393d5bd
- Fixed bugs in xtract_flatness(), or at least added necessary
documentation and error checking to avoid problems
- Added xtract_is_denormal() helper function and XTRACT_DENORMAL_FOUND
return code
- Replaced all instances of log, sqrt, exp etc. with respective
floating point counterparts (logf etc.)
- Added check for architecture endianness to configure script
- Bug fix to PD example, now no longer crashes if no arguments are
given
- Minor documentation updates
author | Jamie Bullock <jamie@postlude.co.uk> |
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date | Fri, 15 Feb 2008 12:43:13 +0000 |
parents | c8502708853b |
children | 859495925633 |
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147 float *input, *output; | 147 float *input, *output; |
148 int optimisation; | 148 int optimisation; |
149 | 149 |
150 input = output = NULL; | 150 input = output = NULL; |
151 | 151 |
152 fprintf(stderr, "Optimisation level: %d\n", XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL); | 152 //fprintf(stderr, "Optimisation level: %d\n", XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL); |
153 | 153 |
154 if(XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL == 0) | 154 if(XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL == 0) |
155 optimisation = FFTW_ESTIMATE; | 155 optimisation = FFTW_ESTIMATE; |
156 else if(XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL == 1) | 156 else if(XTRACT_FFT_OPTIMISATION_LEVEL == 1) |
157 optimisation = FFTW_MEASURE; | 157 optimisation = FFTW_MEASURE; |