DSP Algorithmic Development—Rules and Guidelines
Digital signal processors are often programmed like “traditional” embedded microprocessors. They are programmed in a mix of C and assembly language, they directly access hardware peripherals, and, for performance reasons, almost always have little or no standard operating system support. Thus, like traditional microprocessors, there is very little use of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software components for DSPs. However, unlike general-purpose embedded microprocessors, DSPs are designed to run sophisticated signal processing algorithms and heuristics. For example, they may be used to detect important data in the presence of noise, to or for speech recognition in a noisy automobile traveling ...
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