| Message written at 23 May 1998 18:16:21 +0100
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>>>>> "s" == s zambon writes:
s> I ask for a little indulgence if it is wrong, but from
s> the manual - help format for windows - I understand:
s> - octdown converts a, or k, signals to d signals
I do not know what you mean my a d signal. octdown produces asignal
from asignal.
s> - noctdft converts d signals to w signals
No longer exists
s> - spectral opcodes use the w signals
yes
s> - octdown + noctdft are the only opcodes which produce
s> w-signals and the spectral opcodes are the only which
s> can use them (are specaddm, specfilt, specptrk, ecc. the
s> spectral opcodes?).
Do. octdown produces a-sig, and w-data is produced by spectrum. Yes
there are a number of opcodes which use w-data
s> Such the spectral opcodes seem inserviceables without
s> octdown and noctdft.
Not so.
==John ffitch |