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Subject: Signal Processing Ada Primitive Library
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Hi all,

Ever found an old document thats been lying around your organization
for awhile that just blows you away?  Well, that just happened to me.
There is a document titled "Signal Processing Ada Primitive Library User's
Manual". The work was done by Hughes Aircraft Company, Ground Systems
Group, for the Naval Research Laboratory.
Brian Jeffs is listed as the Personal Author (are you out there
Brian?).  The work was done in 1985.

The Abstract states:
"Guidlines for use of the Signal Processing Ada Primitive Library are
given.  Information is provided to allow system engineers to select
the appropriate primitive from the library and to interface it
properly with a main program."

Does anybody know anything about this?

Thanks for any help,

-Stewart French
Texas Instruments
french@skvax1.ti.com