the assembly level like IBM
has one for it's cell's spe's. I am sure Intel's IPP and AMD'd AKML
provide these (I haven't checked) but they obviously can't be used
here.
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Department of Physics
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the assembly level like IBM
has one for it's cell's spe's. I am sure Intel's IPP and AMD'd AKML
provide these (I haven't checked) but they obviously can't be used
here.
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Rohit Garg
Junior Undergraduate
Department of Physics
IIT Bombay
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ion, given that these
extensions are the key to unlock full power of new processors and yet
are rather low level (we are still writing trig funcs), is there any
FLOSS library for simd math?
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Rohit Garg
Junior Undergraduate
Department of Physics
excuse me for asking this, but what is the frequency and voltage range
for these basic RX/TX boards? I know these must be common specs, but
couldn't find them with a _quick_ google search .
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and RX boards allow this --
> they don't do any RF front-end processing.
>
> The Basic boards let you make the USRP into a poor man's oscope, with
> very limited voltage ranges on the input.
>
> -Ian
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> On 9/7/07, Rohit Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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From: Rohit Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Aug 19, 2007 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Porting GNURadio to arm-linux platform
To: Bdale Garbee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
Not a strictly related question to the subject, but does the arm
Hi all,
Has any body tried porting the compute intensive portions to GPU's.
The task apparantly is ideal for GPU's to digest. I know that GPGPU
is, as yet, more research and less apps area, but I feel that it will
be valuable addition.
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