Hi,
I'm trying to grasp the inner workings of the dct32 function. I can understand the matrixing stuff of the butterflies, but i don't understand the shifts (<<1) before or after a calculation.
Any tips?
grts & thx, RP
Rein-Peter de Boer wrote:
I'm trying to grasp the inner workings of the dct32 function. I can understand the matrixing stuff of the butterflies, but i don't understand the shifts (<<1) before or after a calculation.
A left shift, of course, is equivalent to multiplication by 2.
A couple of the links on this page might be helpful:
http://www.fe.uni-lj.si/~arpadb/interests.html
The dct32 function is essentially an unrolled implementation of Hou's fast DCT algorithm.