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suppose some one needed a 12 point fft. Does any one design the 12
point using a mixed radix fft or do most engineers use the published
radix 4 and pad the sampled input with zeros to 16 points?

if some one does use a mixed radix..any one care to check my 144
point FFT written in assembly language? I need the assembly language
checked for optimization as well as accuracy.

thanks,
jon duncan




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