Release notes for jconvolver and fconvolver 0.9.5
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Jconvolver is a real-time convolution engine. It
can execute up to a 64 by 64 convolution matrix
(i.e. 4096 simultaneous convolutions) as long as
your CPU(s) can handle the load. It is designed 
to be efficient also for sparse (e.g. diagonal)
matrices, and for sparse impulse responses.
Unused matrix elements and unused partitions
do not take any CPU time..

In contrast to e.g. BruteFir, jconvolver uses
multiple partition sizes, small ones at the start
of the impulse response and progressively longer
ones for the rest. This allows it provide both
zero processing delay while still remaining 
efficient in CPU use. The exact sequence of
partition sizes used depends in a complex way
on almost all elements of the configuration.

Fconvolver performs the same processing on files
instead of real-time. The same configuration file
as for jconvolver can be used, any elements that
are not required will be ignored.

To compile on OSX, copy Makefile-osx to Makefile,
then proceed in the normal way. This is untested
and may or may not work. 

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