Hello My starting point was linux, and - more or less - accidentally I ported it (as said using mingw and msys) to windows (I just happened to stumble across the Qt set for windows).
Under linux I did quite a lot of profiling, eventually that lead to the conclusion that indeed FFTW is "the" fastest in the world, and that C++ complexes are fairly expensive. Currently I am trying to understand adaptive filtering for inclusion. I had no idea winrad is open source, when I bought the elektor card I used it for a while, but after a short while I had my own software running. I will definitely look into it. best jan 2010/1/30 Stephan Schaa <[email protected]> > > > Hello Jan! > > > As far as I remember, Alberto, the Creator of Winrad, uses Intel Libraries > for better efficiency in his Software. As Winrad is Open Source since a > while now, you may be want to take a look at the sourcecode to see, how its > done there. > > Did you try different softwares to try out if the results are very > different? SoDiRa for example could be a good start and it supports the > elektor directly. > > > 73, Stephan > > > -- Jan van Katwijk +31 (0)15 3698980 +31 (0) 628260355
