Looking for Unified Numerical Analysis Library in C

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From: John Lange
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 1990 04:22

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The professor of the DSP class I'm taking has used a set of routines
residing on UT-Austin's CDC Cybers for many years.  This library 
does "everything you ever wanted to do" in signal processing.  The
routines are written in FORTRAN.  Since the Cybers are about to be
shut down, he is looking for a substitute for these routines, 
collectively referred to as the "Unified Numerical Analysis Library."
The library is apparently public domain with contributions from 
sights around the world.  The source is available, so at the very
least the code can be transferred to another computer and recompiled.

The prof and I are wondering if this library is available in 
C or PASCAL.  If so, is it at some ftp'able location?

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From: johnl@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (John Lange)
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Subject: Looking for Unified Numerical Analysis Library in C
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Date: 9 Nov 90 04:22:52 GMT
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