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DSPE
Digital Signal Processing Engine Library
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VS2019 DSPElib readme
VS2019 DSPElib readme
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Preparation for working with DSPElib using Visual Studio 2019
1.
Visual Studio 2019 – installation (community edition will work)
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C++ support must be installed
2.
Optionally install Graphviz https://graphviz.org/ for dot files convertion to graphic formats.
3.
Optionally install Doxygen (https://www.doxygen.nl/) which can be used for generation of library documentation from source code.
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subfolder Doxydoc contains doxygen configuration files and windows batch files for documatation generation using doxygen.
4.
Open main solution DSPE_lib.sln from main library folder
5.
Select solution configuration: Debug or Release
6.
Select solution platform: x64 or x86
7.
Compile whole solution or separate projects
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main library project: DSPElib
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compiled library files will be stored in "{solution folder}
\.
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\_
DSPE_lib_VStudio_" folder
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compiled example projects exe files will be located in "{solution folder}
\e
xamples" folder
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Wiki
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https://git.pg.edu.pl/dspe/DSPElib/wikis/git_access
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