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In article <1922@ria.ccs.uwo.ca>, terry@csd.uwo.ca (Terry Cudney) writes:
> 
>      I'm just looking into dsp's (initially for speech synthesis). Can
> anyone tell me what boards are available for any platform? along with
> any specs/comments/comparisons you could make re the hardware itself and/or
> development tools available for the board? I'm not a hardware type, but
> software I can write given the specs. Thanks.
> 

  1. AT&T offers the DSP32C board for Sun computers.
     It comes with a usable development system. An optional,
     nicer, development system is also available.  The optional system
     allows almost vanilla C/Unix programs to take advantage of the
     DSP board. As simple as typing make.

 My employer, Entropic Research Laboratory,
 offers:

  1. ESPS (Entropic Signal Processing System)
     A set of development tools that extend Unix for signal processing
     application development.  Lots of pre-built programs, and a complete
     C function library for DSP. The programs and the library can take
     advantage of the DSP board, if you want.

  2. waves+
     An interactive graphics interface for signal processing.  Once again
     waves+ takes advantage of the DSP board if it's there.

  3. Drivers for various Data Acquisition and Analog IO boards.

  All products are mature, with many customers around the world.

If you would like more info, please call our marketing manager,
Jim Glenn (202) 547-1420.


Ken Nelson
Computer Systems Manager
Entropic Research Laboratory
(202) 547-1420
nelson@wrl.epi.com