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For your use case I believe the standard is to write in Matlab, and then use a tool that converts Matlab code to C.
by burfog 6y ago
For your use case I believe the standard is to write in Matlab, and then use a tool that converts Matlab code to C.
- ageofwant 6y agoThat's hardly the standard. In 2020 you will write your code in Python using numpy and or numba and your done. I process 4 concurrent HD video streams in Python in real time on a 4 core embedded device.
- dialamac 6y agoHow much time is actually spent in the python runtime/interpreter? That python can glue some libraries together at a high level was never really in doubt.
- ageofwant 6y agoHow does that matter in any meaningful way ? Are you building real-world software or fretting about problems that you don't actually have ?
- JanisL 6y agoI'm a bit surprised to hear this, is this a common thing to do in the DSP world in 2020?