>
>After reading this newsgroup for a while and having benefited
>from it, I thought I contribute something back.
>I have taken the guts of two free C/C++ programs that
>generated FIR filter coefficients and hand translated
>them into Visual Basic 6.0. I also put a GUI front end
>on them and the result is a nice program that can use
>the Sinc impulse response method or the Parks McClellan method
>to generate FIR filters.
>
>The binary installable package and the corresponding sources are
>available for your perusal and use from www.program9.com at the bottom
>of the page.
>
>The program is completely unrestricted and functional and I have
>checked its output against the original C/C++ code and they match.
>Siamack
>WJ1Q
>
>
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Reply by Siamack●January 7, 20052005-01-07
Hellow all DSP junkies and fellow Netlanders,
After reading this newsgroup for a while and having benefited
from it, I thought I contribute something back.
I have taken the guts of two free C/C++ programs that
generated FIR filter coefficients and hand translated
them into Visual Basic 6.0. I also put a GUI front end
on them and the result is a nice program that can use
the Sinc impulse response method or the Parks McClellan method
to generate FIR filters.
The binary installable package and the corresponding sources are
available for your perusal and use from www.program9.com at the bottom
of the page.
The program is completely unrestricted and functional and I have
checked its output against the original C/C++ code and they match.
Siamack
WJ1Q