On Mon, 16 Mar 2009, Matthew Donadio wrote:
Thy polynomial and matrix libraries weren't really developed to be stand
alone libraries. I was developing some DSP libraries that required
polynomial and matrix math, so I implemented what I needed so I could test
the DSP. Both libraries work for lower orders, but I suspect they are buggy
with big inputs. My long term goal was to interface with LAPACK and/or GSL
for the numeric heavy lifting, but that never happened.
The same goes for the FFT library. That was written in support of the DSP
libraries, and also as a learning exercise for me (to better understand
how/why the FFT works). FFTW was the long term goal.
In the meantime fftw and gsl-matrix interfaces exist on Hackage.
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