This is the seventh module of the BORES Signal Processing DSP course - Introduction to DSP.
This module shows how a DSP processor can be programmed efficiently. It uses a simple filter implementation in C language to show the basic techniques, followed by a transcription of the C code into assembly language. Some of the C language techniques are applicable to any processor. The aim of this module is to show how simple rules can lead to efficient DSP code. It covers the following subjects:
- a simple FIR filter program
- using pointers
- avoiding memory bottlenecks
- assembler programming
- extra requirements for real time filters
- MIPS, MOPS and Mflops
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