Release notes:
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Original code was written by:

Eyal Lebedinsky
eyal@ise.canberra.edu.au


My modifications include:

1. re-arranged both fft2.c (the demo) and fftg.c (the generator), by
   removing all the labels and goto's (yuck!), replacing them with
   do/while loops.

2. ported the whole package (esp. fft2) to the Amiga. It compiled with
   the supplied makefile under SAS/C 5.10 . Amiga code is surrounded
   by #ifdef's.

3. added a 68K generator module. 68K code assembles on any Amiga standard
   assembler (tested with A68k).

4. added a benchmark program, fftime.c . you should compile this program
   and link it with your fft() function. No makefile is given, since you
   can link it with various object files, depending on the fft() you
   generate.

Notes:
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2 more code generators are available, for intel 286 assembly, and for
National Semiconductor's 32K series assembly. contact the original author
(Eyal Lebedinsky) for this code.

The file 'makefile' contains a Unix makefile. the fft2 demo program
is NOT supported, since it requires graphics. if you want an X version,
YOU will have to write it ;-)

Udi Finkelstein (finkel@math.tau.ac.il), 26/8/91.