inAspect™: interfacing Java and VSIPL

Authors:
V. Shah;A. Skjellum;N. Younan;T. Alford;D. Whitcomb;A. Watkins
Affiliations:
Mississippi State University, MS;Mississippi State University, MS;Mississippi State University, MS;MPI Software Technology, Inc., Starkville, MS;MPI Software Technology, Inc., Starkville, MS;MPI Software Technology, Inc., Starkville, MS
Venue:
JGI '02 Proceedings of the 2002 joint ACM-ISCOPE conference on Java Grande
Year:
2002

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Abstract

In this paper, we discuss the origin, design, performance, and directions of the inAspect high-performance signal and image processing package for Java. The Vector Signal and Image Processing (VSIPL) community provides a standardized API (Application Programmer Interface) for high-performance signal and image processing plus linear algebra with a C emphasis and object-based design framework. Java programmers need high performance and/or portable APIs for this broad base of functionality as well. InAspect addresses PDA's, embedded Java boards, workstations, and servers, with emphasis on embedded systems at present. Efforts include supporting integer precisions and utilizing CORDIC algorithms, both aimed at added relevance for limited-performance environments, such as present-day PDAs.