Introduce single precision float compilation option #210
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This patch aims to add possibility for library to be compiled using single precision floating point numbers. This allows to use this library on embedded systems, where FPU may not support double precision floating point math, thus, is resource intensive and to slow for audio processing.
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@evpobr Hi :) is this under review? |
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Hi, Any chances that this could be merged and included in 0.2.3? |
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This patch aims to add possibility for library to be compiled using single precision floating point numbers. This allows to use this library on embedded systems, where FPU may not support double precision floating point math, thus, is resource intensive and to slow for audio processing.