kml_ffth_plan_dft_scale_2d
Create a plan for the two-dimensional C2C transform of a single contiguous data array.
Interface Definition
C interface:
kml_ffth_plan kml_ffth_plan_dft_scale_2d(int n0, int n1, kml_ffth_complex *in, kml_ffth_float_complex *out, int sign, unsigned flags);
Return Value
The function returns a structure pointer of the kml_ffth_plan type. This object can be passed to the kml_fft(f/h)_execute function as a parameter to perform FFT on the current input and output. This object can also be passed to the kml_ffth_execute_dft_scale function as a parameter to perform FFT on new input and output.
If this function returns a non-null pointer, the plan has been successfully created. Otherwise, the plan fails to be created.
Parameters
Parameter |
Data Type |
Description |
Input/Output |
|---|---|---|---|
n0 |
int |
Inputs the FFT array size. The constraint is n0 ≥ 1. |
Input |
n1 |
int |
Inputs the FFT array size. The constraint is n1 ≥ 1. |
Input |
in |
|
Inputs the data to be transformed. |
Input |
out |
|
Outputs the data generated using FFT. |
Output |
sign |
int |
Specifies forward or backward transform.
|
Input |
flags |
unsigned int |
Planning option, which describes the ESTIMATE or PATIENT mode. KML_FFT_ESTIMATE: ESTIMATE mode KML_FFT_PATIENT: PATIENT mode |
Input |
Dependencies
C: "kfft.h"
Examples
C interface:
int n0 = 2;
int n1 = 3;
kml_ffth_complex *in;
kml_ffth_complex *out;
kml_ffth_plan plan;
in = (kml_ffth_complex*)kml_ffth_malloc(sizeof(kml_ffth_complex) * n0 * n1);
out = (kml_ffth_float_complex*)kml_ffth_malloc(sizeof(kml_ffth_float_complex) * n0 * n1);
for (int i = 0; i < n0 * n1; i++){
in[i][0] = (__fp16)i;
in[i][1] = (__fp16)i;
}
plan = kml_ffth_plan_dft_scale_2d(n0 , n1, in , out, KML_FFT_FORWARD, KML_FFT_ESTIMATE);
kml_ffth_execute_dft_scale(plan, in, out);
kml_ffth_destroy_plan(plan);
kml_ffth_free(in);
kml_ffth_free(out);
/*
* out = {{1.200000e+02, 4.800000e+01}, {1.338564e+02, -1.385641e+01},
* {1.061436e+02, 1.385641e+01}, {1.360000e+02, -3.200000e+01},
* {1.120000e+02, -8.000000e+00}, {1.120000e+02, -8.000000e+00}}
*/