Re: [Spuc-users] Reed Solomon Encoder

[Tony K. <tk...@pa...>]

Hi Toni,
I've found some problems with the same issue. In Array1D::destroy_(), I believe ref_count should be replaced with *ref_count. However, there are still issues as apparently the lack of a destructor of the gf class causes problems. Both of these classes were based on different source libraries so I not sure if the same problem was originally there. I believe there is an example of reed-solomon in the ITPP library (from where the code is taken). If that is all you need, I'd suggest you look at it.
Tony


Toni Castells <tca...@go...> wrote:
Hi,

I am using the SPUC libraries under Visual C++ 6.0. I had some
problems compiling and linking them but I found a way to sort it out.
But, I get an error when I am using the 'reed_solomon' class to encode
a binary source of data. When I initialize my variable I get an
assertion error. This is the code I am using to initialize it:

SPUC::reed_solomon rsEncoder(8, 16); //Reed-Solomon(255, 223)

When Visual C++ executes this line I get an assertion error in
Array1D::destroy_() function.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

Toni


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