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Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 18:16:08 -0600

Marcel

> http://www.underbit.com/products/mad/
> I think they have the fastest MP3 decoder at the moment.

wow, their fixed-point math looks great. Its range is about +/- 8.0 so I 
just need to run some tests and make sure all the variables and 
intermediate results stay in that range.

in fact, I'd like to drop it in as-is, but is it a non-starter to have a 
GPL component (mad_fixed_t etc) inside our LGPL library (libsbc)? Could 
we just say that apps linked against the integer version of libsbc must 
be GPL? Putting a requirement like this on users of the library wouldn't 
be unprecedented.

argh. it's only a few pages of code but it's perfect for what we're 
doing. did they dredge this out of a computer science algorithms 101 
textbook perchance? :)

Brad


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