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I usually express this as "No compiler will turn your DFT into an FFT" but of all the examples I could pick, that's the one I'd expect someone to prove me wrong
by regularfry 9y ago
I usually express this as "No compiler will turn your DFT into an FFT" but of all the examples I could pick, that's the one I'd expect someone to prove me wrong with.
- mpweiher 9y ago:-) And of course it's both: it probably won't do it right where you need it, and it shouldn't even try where you don't (especially if that means messing up the code, see http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/kps2015/proceedings/KPS_2015_submission_29.pdf http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/kps2015/proceedings/KPS_201... )
- DannyBee 9y agoYeah they actually do. Math makes for bad examples, idiom recognition of all types of complex math operations is something that is really widespread.