Francesco Abbate

> In the current implementation fftw_execute_dft (as a new array execute function) is already used when calling the fft_plan functions. So its not that I haven't thought of reusing the...

Hi Benjamin, that's looks great but unfortunately it seems there is a problem. On my computer if I do demo'fft1' from the interactive shell I get a SEGFAULT, not always...

Hi Benjamin, I'm planning to merge the FFTW branch soon but some extra work is needed before it can be merged in the master branch. The most serious thing to...

Hi Benjamin, very good work, thank your for your persistence :-) It seems I found the error. Here a fix for the test case: ``` diff diff --git a/fft.lua b/fft.lua...

Hi Benjamin, sorry for the late reply. I've studied the problem and I didn't find anything wrong. I was even able to reproduce the problem with a simple C program:...

Wow! They didn't even mention that in the documentation, because I've read quite carefully the user manual. Anyway, I propose to use the FLAG PRESERVE_INPUT for 1d and always make...

Hi Benjamin, that looks great, thank you for taking the time for finalizing the work. I will just need the time to review the work but I should be able...

Hi Benjamin, I was willing to make some checks and then merge the fftw branch. I've got only one problem, on Windows the fftw crash quite often. It is actually...

I'm using on windows (32bit) the mingw toolchain. I compile myself everything but for the "fftw" library I took the binary package for windows from the fftw website. Yet I...

Hi, thank you for reporting the problem. I think I found why it happens, is in the file completion.c, the line ```c #include ``` should be replaced by: ```c #include...