Liam Appelbe

> Hi @liamappelbe, I know I'm disturbing you a lot, but you're the only person I can ask about! You're fine. Half the bugs in this repo are people asking...

> Maybe one of the "problems" is that I'm using STFT and Praat's using FFT? STFT is a thin wrapper around FFT. It just cuts the input into chunks, applies...

> But for example how can I skip frequencies greater than 5000 Hz? Because my logBinnedData contains arrays of 116 items. Maybe am I missing something? You'll need to figure...

> Do you have some advices about zooming in/out? (should only affect time axis) Engineering first principals: break the problem down. There's 2 parts, when to zoom, and how to...

> Well, this whole part is already implemented, the problem is the spectrogram looks blurry and pixelated :( Wdym? Zooming in is just going to draw the chunks wider. It's...

Actually Miller Rabin is probably sufficient since we're using 64 bit ints. https://oeis.org/A014233 But it would be interesting to benchmark both of these.

Sorry for the slow reply. This repo could use more examples, so feel free to clean this up and send a PR. One note I have is that windowing is...

> Let me see if I understand the high level picture: Yep, that's all accurate. > I think it might be useful to add the code gen to this PR...

Swift2ObjC will be at MVP when we can generate bindings for a real Apple API. A simple example would be to recreate the [pedometer demo](https://github.com/flutter/samples/blob/main/experimental/pedometer/README.md), or the [`AVFAudio` demo](https://github.com/dart-lang/native/tree/main/pkgs/ffigen/example/objective_c). These...

The fix for https://github.com/dart-lang/native/issues/835 is going to involve ffigen generating ObjC code for each block that the user needs. So there's not really any reason to try to avoid having...