Reply by Clay September 1, 20092009-09-01
On Aug 30, 6:53&#4294967295;am, "mahsad" <mahdi_...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> hi > i found my response,i must reset m and use more input samples. > i used 256 input samples,then my Algorithm was correct. > Now i would like to implement it with assembly language > can any one help me? &#4294967295;
Some of the DSP chip manufacturers put out ap notes showing how to implement the Goertzel algo in the assembly language of the particular DSPs being hawked at the time. Try looking for these. Clay
Reply by Tim Wescott August 30, 20092009-08-30
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 05:53:11 -0500, mahsad wrote:

> hi > i found my response,i must reset m and use more input samples. i used > 256 input samples,then my Algorithm was correct. Now i would like to > implement it with assembly language can any one help me?
I'm not sure that assembly language programming is something that we can coach you through via USENET. It's certainly not trivial to learn, even with help. Worse, some of have been doing it so long (I learned it from books with no help when I was 14) that all we can do is shrug and say "read the instruction set and have a nice day". But some essential questions that we need answered start with: What processor? What toolchain? Do you want to do the whole app in assembly, or just the Goertzel algorithm? What data type do you want to use (integer, float, etc.)? What word size? What's the processor word size? Answer, and then we can ask some more directed questions. -- www.wescottdesign.com
Reply by mahsad August 30, 20092009-08-30
hi 
i found my response,i must reset m and use more input samples.
i used 256 input samples,then my Algorithm was correct.
Now i would like to implement it with assembly language
can any one help me?