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fast simulations of convolutional codes in C - David Bernier - 00:18 20-06-04
I'm involved in simulating space-time trellis codes, and would like to parallelize my C code ( e.g. the part that does the Viterbi decoding). Would anyone know of places to look for C or Fortran programs that simulate convolutional codes using parallelized code ( in other words, several processors are used to do say, the decoding part) ? thanks, David Bernier
Re: fast simulations of convolutional codes in C - Airy R. Bean - 00:57 20-06-04
OCCAM? "David Bernier" <e...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:5...@posting.google.com... > Would anyone know of places to look for C or Fortran programs > that simulate convolutional codes using parallelized > code ( in other words, several processors are used > to do say, the decoding part) ?
Re: fast simulations of convolutional codes in C - Tim Wescott - 15:02 20-06-04
Airy R. Bean wrote: > OCCAM? > > "David Bernier" <e...@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:5...@posting.google.com... > >>Would anyone know of places to look for C or Fortran programs >>that simulate convolutional codes using parallelized >>code ( in other words, several processors are used >>to do say, the decoding part) ? > > > I shudder when I hear that name... (a) OCCAM is a computer language for use on Transputers, it is neither C nor Fortran. (b) Oakum is a substance used to calk boats, it is not a computer language at all. -- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com