19 Feb
2007
19 Feb
'07
7:06 a.m.
On Monday 19 February 2007, James Stone wrote:
On Sun, Feb 18, 2007 at 09:39:55PM -0800, Ken Restivo
wrote:
I might just rip out the relevant libDSP parts and put them directly into
jack_convolve. Anyways, if you don't succeed in building with libDSP, you can
still use the naive C implementation of the complex multiply-and-add function
(see the README in libconvolve and the Makefile)..
jack_/libconvolve themself should work perfectly fine with newer gcc's..
Flo
P.S.: Maybe anybody has some ready to use optimized complex multiply-and-add
function lying around? Let me know..
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I decided I'd really like to try these convolution reverbs that people on
other platforms have been using for nearly 10 years, apparently.
So I grabbed jack_convolve, libconvolve, and libDSP.
Anyone want to venture a guess as to what GCC flags to use, or, better
yet, how to cheat and make autotools tell me, even though this package
doesn't use it?
You need to use an old version of gcc. 3.4 works. The assembly
bit has completely changed for gcc 4.x and libDSP is not going to
be updated (AFAIK)