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gsm.h Intrinsics not compatible with DSP Library dsplib.h?

steffen_ger
Intellectual 290 points


I just wondered why this two header files are not compatible.

Is that with intent and you guys cut everything out from it what you need?

for example add() is defined in both

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    TI__Genius 13045 points

    Steffen,

    The gsm.h has the following description:

    /* Definitions for the Basic DSP Operations defined by the European         */
    /* Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).                           */

    These are protocol specific.  The DSPLIB are generic DSP algorithms.  Both happen to have add() function defined.  If you are developing GSM code and also want to use the DSPLIB, then you will need to customize DSPLIB to remove the conflicts.  The GSM protocol definitions are requirements which must be used.

    Regards.

  • 0 in reply to TommyG
    Intellectual 290 points

    Ok thx for the information about the GSM protocol. I see, the compiler intrinsics are usable without gsm.h ;-)