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In an effort to bring analyzer~ back into the CNMAT-Externals package release, I have made a version--tentatively called analyzer2~.mxo--based on kissfft (https://github.com/mborgerding/kissfft) which has a very permissive license that should be compatible with the UC Regents license and thereby distributable through the Max Package Manager. For now, these changes live on a branch called jlw_analyzer2. Due to the slightly different representation of complex numbers used by kissfft, the changes are fairly extensive, but the results, so far, seem identical in my initial testing.
In an effort to bring analyzer~ back into the CNMAT-Externals package release, I have made a version--tentatively called analyzer2~.mxo--based on kissfft (https://github.com/mborgerding/kissfft) which has a very permissive license that should be compatible with the UC Regents license and thereby distributable through the Max Package Manager. For now, these changes live on a branch called jlw_analyzer2. Due to the slightly different representation of complex numbers used by kissfft, the changes are fairly extensive, but the results, so far, seem identical in my initial testing.
Compiled here for Mac arm64 and x86_64 architectures, analyzer2~ is meant to perform identically to the original analyzer~.
https://github.com/CNMAT/CNMAT-Externs/releases/tag/v1.0.5_analyzer2
I'd appreciate your testing & feedback. @maccallum @ablanton @CarmineCella @EdmundCampion @ramagottfried @patchedpierrot @equilet
Many thanks,
Jeremy Wagner
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