[Octave-patch-tracker] [patch #8535] [signal] firpm (new remez)

[Rob Sykes]

Follow-up Comment #8, patch #8535 (project octave):

Mike, yes, the submitted .cc file comprises three components: mmfir.c (the
filter designing code), mmfir.h (it's interface), and the Octave 'firpm'
wrapper.  Note that, for maximum portability, mmfir.c/h are written in the C
language, so use of std::max, for example, is not appropriate there.  (The
situation is very similar to that of Jake Janovetz's C implementation and its
Octave remez wrapper.)  The C part is, in effect, library code, but I know
from previous experience that Octave prefers the simplicity of a single source
file.  If you think it's better to do so, the C code could be given a separate
home as a library on SourceForge or Github, etc.

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