While writing my earlier post on Javascript FFTs, I also (for fun) adapted the Nayuki FFT code into Standard ML. You can find it here. The original idea was to see how performance of SML compiled to native code, and SML compiled to Javascript using smltojs, compared with the previously-tested Javascript implementations and with any… Continue reading … and an FFT in Standard ML
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FFTs in Javascript
Javascript engines are quite fast these days. Can we get away with doing serious signal-processing in Javascript yet? People are doing things like image processing tools and audio spectrum visualisation in Javascript, so the answer must sometimes be yes, but I wanted to get an idea how well you'd get on with more demanding tasks… Continue reading FFTs in Javascript