signal processing
spr_sigp [-U](flag: unbuffered) [-c corpus file] [-range b:e](0:-1)
[-ssp ssp fname](SPR_BSS_DEV_NULL) [-i input fname/directory](stdin) [-Si suffix]
[-o output fname/directory](stdout) [-So suffix] [-f BeginTime:EndTime]
[-help](flag: on-line help)
- Parameters
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| -Uflag | unbuffered
Use (pseudo) unbuffered I/O (real time applications). |
| -c<em>corpus | file
Corpus file to process. |
| -range<em>b:e</em><a | name="spr_sigp.range" class="el">
Optional begin and end entry in the corpus file. Counting starts at 0. |
| -ssp<em>ssp | fname
Signal processing description file. |
| -i<em>input | fname/directory
If no corpus file is given, the given argument is interpreted as the input file name, otherwise the argument is taken as the source directory for the given corpus file. When specifying a single file, one can insert '/./' in the file name to indicate the observation directory (usefull when using '.read', '.write' or '[cor_info]' to bring in data from other locations; use -/fname to read from stdin). |
| -Si<em>suffix</em><a | name="spr_sigp.Si" class="el">
Suffix used for the input files (only used in corpus mode). |
| -o<em>output | fname/directory
If no corpus file is given, the given argument is interpreted as the output file name. Otherwise the argument is taken as the destination directory for the given corpus file. Add the '–mkdirs' flag if you want that new destination (sub)directories are created automatically. |
| -So<em>suffix</em><a | name="spr_sigp.So" class="el">
Suffix used for the output files (only used in corpus mode). |
| -f<em>BeginTime:EndTime</em><a | name="spr_sigp.f" class="el">
Select these specific frames (normally all frames are used). The region is specified by its begin and end time. |
| -helpflag | on-line help
Give help about the signal processing description file. |
Off-line signal processing programme. Off-line signal processing programme.
- See Also
- ssp_master.c
- Date
- 10/10/94
- Author
- Kris Demuynck
1.8.6