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-Welcome to Wiki pages of the Digital Signal Processing Engine library (DSPElib).
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+**Welcome to Wiki pages of the Digital Signal Processing Engine library (DSPElib)**
+
+The DSPElib is a C++ library for rapid multirate digital signal processing (DSP) standalone applications development.
+The library provides extensive support for debugging of standalone DSP application. It has been prepared for the use 
+with gcc compiler in Windows with MinGW and Linux. Full Linux support still requires development of audio input and output blocks.
+
+The main idea of the library is that DSP algorithm blocks correspond directly to C++ objects
+and the DSP algorithm is implemented by clocks definitions, objects creation and definition of connections between particular inputs and outputs.
+
+**Basic code example:**
+~~~C++
+int main(void)
+{
+  long int Fp;
+  DSP_clock_ptr MasterClock;
+  
+  // mater clock declaration
+  MasterClock = DSP_clock::CreateMasterClock(); 
+
+  // DSP blocks creation
+  DSP::u::WaveInput AudioIn(MasterClock, "test.wav", ".");
+  Fp = AudioIn.GetSamplingRate();
+  DSP::u::AudioOutput AudioOut(Fp);
+
+  // connection definition
+  AudioIn.Output("out") >> AudioOut.Input("in"));
+
+  // processing loop
+  do {
+    DSP_clock::Execute(MasterClock, Fp/8);
+  }  while (AudioIn.GetBytesRead() != 0);
+
+  // final cleanup
+  DSP_clock::FreeClocks();
+  return 0;
+}
+~~~
+
+**Features:**
+
+-	Support for DSP multirate algorithms with feedback loops (sample by sample processing: non-block processing)
+-	Simplified DSP algorithms implementation
+	- implementation with direct relation to algorithm’s block scheme with simple code syntax
+-	Simplified DSP algorithm modification
+	- algorithms can be readily redesigned - new blocks introduction or blocks replacement with blocks connections  reorganization is extremely simple
+	- high backward compatibility: library kernel modifications (performance improvements or bugs eliminations) does not require application code modification
+-	DSP algorithms debugging
+	- signals at any point of implemented algorithm can be readily accessed
+	- extended logging: e.g. reporting problems with algorithm structure or clocks mismatch; problems reporting with the use of standard of user defined block names
+	- runtime algorithm block scheme generation (based on actual implementation)
+-	Simplied creation of library extentions (at different library levels)
+	- macro objects (representing groups of DSP blocks with their connections)
+	- special blocks with used defined callbacks
+	- new DSPE library blocks (C++ classes) – all basic DSP blocks managment mechanisms are preimplemented
+
+
+- [Library documentation page](VSCode-DSPElib-readme.md)
+- [Notes on library use with Visual Studio Code](DSPElib-documentation.md)
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