Call MCFFT( isign, n, lot, scale, x, inc1x, inc2x, y, inc1y, inc2y, table, ntable, work, nwork )
isign Integer. Specifies whether to initialize the coefficient table, perform a forward FFT, perform an inverse FFT, or activate an escape mechanism. Legitimate values for isign are: 0 overlay table with a CXML FFT structure, +1 compute a forward transform, and -1 compute an inverse transform. If isign is equal to '80FF0FF0FF0FF0FF'X, then free the CXML structure overlaying table. n Integer. The order of the FFTs. lot Integer. The number of transforms to be computed. scale Real. Each element of the complex output vectors of matrix y is multipled by scale after the FFTs are performed. x Complex matrix. The complex input vectors to be transformed. inc1x Integer. The increment between elements within the vectors of matrix x. inc2x Integer. The increment between starting elements of the vectors of matrix x. y Complex matrix. The complex output vectors. If output vectors overlay input vectors exactly, in-place FFTs are performed. inc1y Integer. The increment between elements within the vectors of matrix y. inc2y Integer. The increment between starting elements of the vectors of matrix y. table Real vector. A vector of constants used by the FFT algorithm. The table is written only when isign is zero. Only the first 121 locations are used by the SCIPORT implementation. ntable Integer. The length of the table vector. ntable must be at least 121. work Real vector. A vestigial argument ignored by the SCIPORT implementation. nwork Integer. A vestigial argument ignored by the SCIPORT implementation.
MCFFT computes a group of Fourier Transforms using the complex data matrix x and the coefficient vector table as inputs and the complex matrix y as output. For equations and other information, see Volume 3: UNICOS Math and Scientific Library Reference Manual SR-2081 7.0, Cray Research, Inc.
Calling MCFFT with isign set to '80FF0FF0FF0FF0FF'X initiates an escape. Please see the sciport man page for details. The escape mechanism should be inserted immediately after the last call to MCFFT for which the status of table is known. This mechanism should be used sparingly. Its use implies frequent re-initializations of the sine and cosine tables - which are quite costly. See also sciport.