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  • Small efficient and open source, the best FFT libiary I've ever seen
  • The best........ EVER!!!!!!!!!, and all other libraries suck compared to this one
  • A great library - very simple to use, with the most convenient license and very good performance. The only additional thing I'd wish is more detailed documentation.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • Exactly as advertised- small, simple to use, supports floating- and fixed-point versions, and even comes with notes on what you can easily mess with to reduce the code size.
  • great, efficient lib. Thanks ! Note: Including a very simple "gettingstarted.c" could be a plus, to help users to understand in 1 minute how to do a basic floating point fft. Regards
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • I use Kiss FFT for real-time audio spectrum analysis, and it's excellent. It's easy to understand and integrate, it supports both floats and doubles, it compiles clean in .NET 2008 (32-bit and 64-bit), it's plenty fast enough for most needs, and it's incredibly small.
  • I used it on a Beaglebone and it works really well.
  • Just what I was looking for. A KISS FFT for a simple feature in a game. This will make my task easier to add some simple frequency based visuals to a game engine. I am planning on releasing my code MIT so this being BSD licensed helps make that possible! The game engine is Torque3D which is MIT as well. Thanks for making this!
  • Excellent implementation of FFT / IFFT! Love it!
  • very nice projects, thanks for posting it!
  • very easy to set up, straightforward usage, and it just works
  • A great library that does as it says. Simple, fast, easy to use, and works 100%. Thanks :o)