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c++ - Re: FFTW
Hi everyone, Does anybody need to compile Fastest Fourier Transform in the West (FFTW 2.1.3) for DMC? I have done this recently and here submit MAK-files needed for this. As could be expected, they are much smaller than original makefiles and are surely clearer. Several C-files included are patches over original sources. They could be omitted, but than you'll get a number of warnings, so you should remove -x switch in that case. It is assumed that you installed fftw-2.1.3 folder under DMC (\dm), but you can easily change the path of output lib (which are placed into DMC Lib folder). With these MAK-files you can compile Win32 and DOSX(which is of special interest to me) versions. Use var Platform in the beginning of the mak-files. Hope this will help you. FFTW is really awesome, I think the best FFT package ever been developed. Nic Tiger. Jan 14 2003
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