Hi All,

I have an algorithm which I need to run on the DSP. Once the algorithm is xDAIS 
compliant, I have two options to make it callable from the ARM: 
1. Extend it to be xDM compliant and use one of the VISA interfaces (for 
example IMGENC). 
2. Build extensions (stub/skeleton) to the xDAIS compliant algorithm (similar 
to the TI's SCALE example) . 

Now the thing is that this algorithm is not really and encoder or decoder. 
However, it seems that I could use the VISA interface and extend the 
input/output arguments structures with my own parameters. I would have to live 
with the "IMGENC_process" function name and maybe carry around some redundant 
parameters. Implementation wise Option #1 seems faster/easier than #2.
So, my question is: are there any really good reasons for one approach vs. the 
other? When would I absolutely *have to* use the stub/skeleton approach? Is one 
approach indeed faster/easier than the other?

Thank you.


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