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From: ken@turtlevax.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.analog,net.math,net.audio,net.video
Subject: Re: Generalized Signal Processing package (SIG) from LLL
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Date: Wed, 21-May-86 02:36:13 EDT
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Posted: Wed May 21 02:36:13 1986
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In article <213@mdivax1.UUCP> kenward@mdivax1.UUCP (kenward) writes:
>MDI obtained a copy of the source code for the bsd4.2 version of SIG from 
>Lawrence Livermore Laboraties about a year ago, and have been running it on a
>VAX 11/750, and a microVAX II (under ULTRIX-32)with great satisfaction since.  
>
>Unfortunately, as those who have SIG should know, LLL decided to withdraw 
>support for SIG.
>
>I was wondering if there enough users of SIG to warrant a user group on the
>net. Bug reports, source modifications, new routines, etc. could be exchanged. 
>All the usual usenet interaction.
>
>Anyone interested?

There is quite a bit of interest in digital signal processing on the
net.  Since LLL does not support SIG anymore, and LLL is a government
laboratory, perhaps the SIG source code is public domain.  If so, how
about posting the code to USENET?  Then we can all offer suggestions
for improvement.  Anyone else interested?








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