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XLPack 6.1
C/C++ API Reference Manual
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Functions | |
| void | _cost1b (int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional cosine backward transform | |
| void | _cost1f (int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional cosine transform | |
| void | _cost1i (int n, double wsave[], int lwsave, int *info) |
| Initialization of work data for cost1f and cost1b | |
| void | _costmb (int lot, int jump, int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional cosine backward transform (multiple sequences) | |
| void | _costmf (int lot, int jump, int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional cosine transform (multiple sequences) | |
| void | _costmi (int n, double wsave[], int lwsave, int *info) |
| Initialization of work data for costmf and costmb | |
| void | _sint1b (int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional sine backward transform | |
| void | _sint1f (int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional sine transform | |
| void | _sint1i (int n, double wsave[], int lwsave, int *info) |
| Initialization of work data for sint1f and sint1b | |
| void | _sintmb (int lot, int jump, int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional sine backward transform (multiple sequences) | |
| void | _sintmf (int lot, int jump, int n, int inc, double r[], int lr, double wsave[], int lwsave, double work[], int lwork, int *info) |
| One-dimensional sine transform (multiple sequences) | |
| void | _sintmi (int n, double wsave[], int lwsave, int *info) |
| Initialization of work data for sintmf and sintmb | |
This is the group of J1a3. One-dimensional trigonometric fast Fourier transforms.