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#include <cstddef>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "xcomplex.h"
#include "windowfunctions.h"
#include "fft.h"
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Data Structures | |
struct | __pint24 |
struct | __int24 |
class | TQuickSpectrogram |
Macros | |
#define | QSPEC_FORMAT float |
#define | QSpec_BufferSize 1024 |
#define | INT24 |
Typedefs | |
typedef void(* | GetBuf) (int Id, cdouble *&w, cdouble *&x, double *&win, int *&hbi, void *Parent) |
Macro Definition Documentation
#define INT24 |
__int24 is a 24bit signed integer type and __pint24 is its pointer type. Although __int24* will also return a pointer to an __int24 structure, operations based on __int24* may have unspecified results, depending on structure alignments imposed by compiler. It is therefore necessary to have an explicit pointer type __pint24 to enforce 24-bit data alighment.
Using __int24: When storage format is not a concern, __int24 can be used the same way as __int16 or __int32. However, a default 32-bit compiler may fail to implement compact 24-bit alignment to entries of an __int24[] array. If 24-bit alignment is desired, then always create the array dynamically with new[], which returns a __pint24 type pointer. Assigning a __pint24 type pointer to __int24* type variable should be avoided.
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