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Newbie questions, have pity.

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From: Rick
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 00:29
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I would like to dabble in DSP a bit.  With gcc56, a56 and a hot soldering
iron, I'm hoping that it's now cheap (and fun).  Some questions:

	1.  Can anybody recommend reading material?  A refresher/advanced primer
		followed by more in depth material would suit (EE, but have been
		compute bound for ~6 yrs).

	2.  What typical applications are devoloping for DSP?  My initial
		interest is just doing audio mangling, but does anybody have
		a DSP card in their PC that they *use* in Real Life(tm)?

	3.  What's the possibility of emulating one of the popular sound cards
		with a DSP?

Thanking you in anticipation,
Rick.
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Subject: Newbie questions, have pity.
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