Those parameters are used for optimizing the algorithms according to your needs.
By default algorithms are defined to run the fastest as they can.
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#define | DSP_OPTI_SPEED 0 |
To accelerate the algorithms. More... | |
#define | DSP_OPTI_ACCURACY 1 |
To be the more accurate as the algorithm can be. More... | |
#define | DSP_OPTI_SIZE 2 |
To minimize the size of the data needed to compute the algorithms. More... | |
#define | DSP_OPTI_ACC_AND_SIZE (DSP_OPTI_ACCURACY | DSP_OPTI_SIZE) |
To be the more accurate and smallest as the algorithm can be. More... | |
#define DSP_OPTI_ACC_AND_SIZE (DSP_OPTI_ACCURACY | DSP_OPTI_SIZE) |
To be the more accurate and smallest as the algorithm can be.
#define DSP_OPTI_ACCURACY 1 |
To be the more accurate as the algorithm can be.
Referenced by dsp16_trans_complexfft(), dsp16_trans_complexifft_ex(), dsp16_trans_realcomplexfft(), and dsp32_vect_realmul_kernel_ext().
#define DSP_OPTI_SIZE 2 |
To minimize the size of the data needed to compute the algorithms.
Referenced by dsp16_trans_complexfft(), dsp16_trans_complexifft_ex(), and dsp16_trans_realcomplexfft().
#define DSP_OPTI_SPEED 0 |
To accelerate the algorithms.