In an attempt to "walk away" from the problem for a while, I have moved on to creating the classes that will model the different types of loudspeaker enclosures. It's amazing how when you have an object-oriented language at your fingertips, creativity...
I added another 5 hours of work to the project over the weekend. It was tough to get some time in due to some social commitments (I have to maintain a life still, y'know!), but I made sure to concentrate my time on the right topic. I mainly cleaned...
After last night's session, I'm up to 40 hours spent on this project. Last night was spent cleaning up my object hierarchy for the axes display, and all the objects I've spawned off has improved my Objective-C-fu.</p><p>For example, I'm starting...
For some reason, the debian-unstable version of ntptime was returning me a time that was 4 hours behind from what it should be. My time zone and everything seemed to be fine. I couldn't figure out what was wrong.</p><p>Doing an 'apt-get upgrade...
I've been having some challenges with my drawing algorithms not showing the data properly on the screen. Everything's looking pretty great so far in terms of curve smoothness, but the peaks in the impedance plot were not showing up where they
Last night I managed to round my time off to 40 hours. The majority of my time was spent trying to figure out how to speed up my NSView. Since the NSBezierPath was simply following my FFT's window size, it would really bog down around the 8192...
I implemented the equivalent of the python code I pasted here today, and it certainly made a huge difference in drawing (obviously), but surprisingly enough it didn't hinder the display enough for me to consider it a problem.</p><p>On to some more...
After the past weekend, the "hours counter" is up to 37. This is measured in terms of productive hours, and not just the hours I've simply set aside to work. Unfortunately, the first 12 or so hours are purely an estimate, and that's a generous...