Hi there!
I currently have some Julia code producing 512 taps for an FIR filter.
The Julia code also takes care of generating Faust code which uses
ir.fir to implement the FIR. I then try to build the Faust FIR with
faust2jackconsole.
Sometimes it seems to compile and work seemingly fine but often this
happens instead when I issue faust2jackconsole:
/usr/bin/faust2jackconsole: line 73: 3687 Alarm clock faust
-i -a "$FAUSTLIB/jack-console.cpp" $OPTIONS "$f" -o "$f.cpp"
So, I was wondering what that means. I got the impression that fi.fir is
best suited for low order FIRs, and seems to me that 512 is a pretty
large number of taps for a real world FIR. Is there a better Faust
function for long FIR implementation? I couldn't quite locate some
overlap-add convolver or something similar in the library.
By the way, I am running this Faust version on Arch Linux:
FAUST : DSP to C, C++, FIR, Interpreter, Java, JavaScript, LLVM IR, old
C++, Rust, asm.js, WebAssembly (wast/wasm) compiler, Version 2.5.17
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