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From: trh@ukc.ac.uk (T.R.Hopkins)
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Subject: Re: Fast Fourier Transforms Wanted
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Date: 1 Feb 91 15:47:04 GMT
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In article <B%#&-D-@uzi-9mm.fulcrum.bt.co.uk> bsv@fulcrum.bt.co.uk (Bhalvinder Virdee [NS11]) writes:
>
>I am currently involved in the fantastic area of Fourier Transforms.
>
>Does anybody out there have any software to crunch 2K of input data,
>using a Fourier or a Fast Fourier Transform ?
>
>Please send your entries to ASAP including a listing of the program, preferably written in C.

There are some fft routines in C available from netlib. Try mailing
netlib@ukc.ac.uk the message

send fft.shar from c

To get full details of what else is available from netlib include the
extra line

send index


Tim