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To: Steve Porter who wrote (66415)	7/22/1999 1:44:00 AM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) of 1575941

Steve, <I don't care if you have butterfly's coming out of your a$$.> That's a nice attitude, youth. You should apply to work for Intel I guess... <I know exactly what is wrong with that algorithm from an execution standpoint.> No you don't. There is not much wrong with that algorithm. For the regular NR(C) FFT the K7 beat every Peee crap by 40% at least, on native P6 optimized code! For FFT lengths up to 16K there is no dependence on memory, whatsoever. <otherwise don't bother me with how long you've been programming..> <as I really don't care.. it is of absolutely no consequence to me.> Certainly, certainly. Finish your education first, then learn about FFT from this list fftw.org maybe then you will start to care about generations of researchers who contributed to the field of digital signal processing. Then I will talk to you. Good bye.

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