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Subject: DSP-32 BOARD
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Date: 5 Jan 90 16:03:57 GMT
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 Date: 12-25-89 (04:07)              Number: 57 (Echo)
   To: CLIFFORD KING                 Refer#: 52
 From: ARCHIE WARNOCK                  Read: NO
 Subj: DSP-32 BOARD                  Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 CK>processors. We have a Forth Compiler for them. Please give me a call at 
 CK>(303)-693-3413. I would be happy to discuss it with you and send you 
 CK>more information about our compiler.

 Thanks.  I'll do that after the holidays.  Our applications are rooted
 in spectroscopy and, perhaps, image processing.  We typically need to do
 smoothing, centroiding, etc., on the spectra to help identify features,
 and lots of the standard image manipulations with images.

 My coprocessor experience has been with the Definicon DSI-20 series of
 boards, which have all sorts of utilities, but basically run as
 standalone processors.  I'm more interested in using the DSP board by
 calling it from a program running on the PC, and passing it data to chew
 on.  The programs might be written in Forth, C, Fortran, maybe even a
 system like Matlab.  So far, all I got from the vendor was an MS Fortran
 linkable library - no code, no interface dox.  I can see I've still got
 some legwork to do.
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