-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 11/23/2011 11:20 AM, Manu wrote: > Oh wow, awesome! :) I'm always surprised by the state of the D > libraries.. There's already lots of awesome obscure things are in > there, but also completely obvious major features blatantly missing > :) > > So how about a DCT? Image/video processing... Perhaps a simple > adaptation of FFT? > I'm currently working on getting as many bindings into Deimos that I can. Mostly interesting things like ZeroMQ, I also have a good Binding for CZMQ that needs to get into Deimos. If you wanted something higher-level than ZeroMQ, the project is here: https://github.com/1100110/CZMQ
If you want me to consider working on a specific binding to a C library, just drop me an email or something. The small ones like ZeroMQ can be done in a few hours or so. A little longer to test properly. I'd rather work on something that I know will be used, than my little pet projects which will probably not be used for awhile. > And it's not clear to me at all whether that class will work with > fixed point data... That's extremely important for a class like > this (but granted, not really in line with D's take on numeric > precision). Almost all audio and video data is in fixed point. > Int->float conversion is very expensive on many platforms. > > On 23 November 2011 17:34, Martin Nowak <d...@dawgfoto.de> wrote: > >> *Crypto *- +1 as mentioned above, blocked on streams... >>> >>> *Higher level maths/signal processing *- The linear algebra >>> library >>> >>> mentioned in a previous post might be very useful, but also >>> standard algorithms like fourier transforms. Library >>> implementations of these would >>> >> http://www.d-programming-**language.org/phobos/std_**numeric.html#Fft<http://www.d-programming-language.org/phobos/std_numeric.html#Fft> >> >> The performance is actually quite good. I'd only wish for a real to >> half-spectrum specialization (probably in-place) performance >> wise. >> >> >> be amazing, potentially making use of hardware back ends where >> possible. >>> >> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJOzVkUAAoJENcHIWLyQiSlh00IAKLyKpYMN4Iy0JqsMfg8v647 7qntdKWerZ2myU3kgTioQeoybHvkTf+tzkEHEGaxcSA0AusinYK1sjnMrtC9o9eJ A/2tCH4ronfmt/isBPnzoMInLVjKFaHTHGobUfgQsjXLRtqGFRu/X4Cis+TSEj0/ OIRg5HBYgPkUxLouAbKlTRS0bjqmBhWZfZpAn82Z2RdMZolzPajNNyoKHlxXyX2X MHuGMgyvfzYIr8Y9s6eFavQnI7+DxNUvFdaLutjE5ua8Q5yH0NTRmaZh9y1IQfSm o/dX+2/hu6FjPDJkS409MwzZH+XkAE1IHJnNKj9D49MWVbG549muID/PWeOM+6k= =7R3i -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
