gwpoulos@athena.mit.edu (George W. Poulos (aka Cpt. Caveman)) (05/10/91)
I was just wondering if anyone out there has some ready-made code
which can do forward and inverse 1D FFT's where the number of samples
do NOT have to be a power of 2? I'm trying to compile the sucker on a
PC using MS-Fortran.
If you have some code or know of the location of some, please send me
e-mail. Thank you.
gwpoulos@athena.mit.edu
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In article <1991May10.072527.16614@athena.mit.edu>, gwpoulos@athena.mit.edu (George W. Poulos (aka Cpt. Caveman)) writes: > I was just wondering if anyone out there has some ready-made code > which can do forward and inverse 1D FFT's where the number of samples > do NOT have to be a power of 2? I'm trying to compile the sucker on a > PC using MS-Fortran. The standard source for numerical analysis programs (mostly in Fortran) is NETLIB. There are two locations: netlib@research.att.com and netlib@ornlgov. Send a short e-mail message with only the line "send index" to one of these addresses, and take it from there. In your case, you probably want to get the FFTPKG subroutine library. -- Fritz Keinert phone: (515) 294-5128 Department of Mathematics fax: (515) 294-5454 Iowa State University e-mail: keinert@iastate.edu Ames, IA 50011