Re: Octave Library FFT

[flatmax]

I also strongly recommend the 'fftw' libraries ....
http://www.fftw.org/

About linking to octave ... there has been alot of past postings exactly
on that topic ... search the mailing list archives ...

Matt

On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 address@hidden wrote:

> I need to write a C/C++ program that needs to do FFT and I'd like to write
> it by taking advantage of the Octave libraries (libcruft.a, liboctave.a,
> and liboctinterp.a). How can I find out all of the following?
> 
> 1. Which library must I link with?
> 2. Which include files do I need? 
> 3. Syntax of the FFT function (an inverse FFT as well)?
> 
> Any example code would also be useful. I have browsed some Octave
> documentation, but it all refers to the "Matlab" part of Octave and not
> the functions, data types, etc., provided by the Octave libraries.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
> Kosh Banerjee
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