VOLIB lib name meaning

Hi Jack,

The naming convention is generally described in the documentation for each component.  You can find the documentation in the "docs" folder of the root installation directory.  To answer your specific question:

• You are looking at the Echo Canceller Unit (ECU) component.
• The ECU has separate libraries for 8k and 16k sampling rate operation.  The 8k libraries have the prefix "ecu" the 16k libraries have the prefix "ecu16".  Note that the 16k libraries are provided as-is and have not undergone extensive testing.
• The rest of the name, after the underscore, indicates what kind of code the library was generated from "c" means C-code, "a" means optimized assembly code and "cm" means C-model for the optimized assembly code.
• Only the "c" and "a" libraries should be linked.  The C-model is provided in the case the assembly is not working correctly (though it is not guaranteed to work).
• The extension always begins with "a" for archive (library)
• The remaining extension indicates the core for which the code was compiled:  "64P" for C64x+ (little endian), "64Pe" for C64x+ big-endian. "66" for C66x (little endian), etc.

Please let me know if this clarifies.  If you want further details please reference the documentation.  It should all be there.

Regards, Charlie

thanks, Charlie