dsp for 51

What "DSP" functions were you expecting?

Here it is

#include <dsp.h>

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void foofar ( void )
{
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  dsp_init();
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  // now you can use the other dsp functions
  // remember to include dsp.lib into the project
}

I wonder if that's also where all the G pulses went...?

http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread13763.asp

Definitely related.

The normal G pulse detection only works at relativistic speeds. When entering/leaving Warp speed, you do need the DSP functionality to implement translation dampers, or your G pulses will be completely masked by the shock wave when you rip through the time/space continuum.

"wher are the dsp function in micro vision? i have eval? i must get full?"

1) No you don't need anything more than the eval: you are already full.

2) I am un-aware of uVision having intrinsic DSP functions for the 8051.

3) Your 8051 vendor which supplies DSP functionality might have them.

4) When you say 'dsp function' do you mean CPU instructions like MAC, (multiply and accumulate) or do you mean a library which implements such signal processing functions like FFT quickly?

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P.S.
The technical term for the trans-warp "shock wave" is called a "Cosmic Boom." The Federation has banned any vehicle from causing a Cosmic Boom within 14 light years of a populated area due to the outcry over the Missin G Incident of 11-Dec-08.

A Mr. Robhan Visan discovered the correlation using his nifty detector: an 8051 based system with a Quad-Core Hyper-Schmitt Retriggerable Monostable Multivibrator co-processor

"[...] or do you mean a library which implements such signal processing functions like FFT quickly?"

Would a slow implementation of FFT not be known as SFT? Or did you mean an AI library with RAD capabilities for quickly creating FFT and other signal-processing algorithms?

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