No, I posted before I saw your example (and still haven't had a chance
to look at it closely). I'm just hoping that in the end we can end up
with a set of functions that can readily be ported to other languages,
and if I'm going to be able to participate in that, I need all the help
I can get! (I'm not a natural programmer, and C has always been
challenging for me.)
John
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Magnus Danielson wrote:
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
I see the makings of a great project here... a standard set of
routines for time/frequency/stability statistics. My only request is
to code unobfuscatedly (sp?) to make translation into other languages
easier (e.g., I'd love a perl module with these functions, but am a
complete schmoe at figuring out C).
Have you looked at the code? Is it cryptic?
I have no reason to make it cryptic, my drive for the current phase is
correctness and that calls for clarity. Have a look at the formulas and
associated text alongside it as well. The modified total and Hadamard
total deviations are the most picky ones so far. Running the
test-sequence for correctness-testing of implementation is a another
help, as it will hint you on errors, like looping an element too much or
so.
Cheers,
Magnus
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