Changed from floats to doubles in the C/C++ code, makes Python integration a bit easier. Fixed a bug that would cause SndObjSynthesis to crash if peak values were floats.

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/sndobj/HammingTable.cpp b/sndobj/HammingTable.cpp
index b10301e..20c37b5 100644
--- a/sndobj/HammingTable.cpp
+++ b/sndobj/HammingTable.cpp
@@ -32,16 +32,16 @@ HammingTable :: HammingTable(){
 
   m_L = 1024;
   m_alpha = .54f;
-  m_table = new float[m_L+1];
+  m_table = new double[m_L+1];
   MakeTable();
 
 }
 
-HammingTable :: HammingTable(long L, float alpha){
+HammingTable :: HammingTable(long L, double alpha){
 
   m_L = L;
   m_alpha = alpha;
-  m_table = new float [m_L+1];
+  m_table = new double [m_L+1];
   MakeTable();
 
 }
@@ -56,18 +56,18 @@ HammingTable :: ~HammingTable(){
 
 ///////////// OPERATIONS ////////////////////////////////////
 void 
-HammingTable :: SetParam(long L, float alpha){
+HammingTable :: SetParam(long L, double alpha){
            
   m_alpha = alpha;
   m_L = L;
   delete[] m_table;
-  m_table = new float[m_L+1];
+  m_table = new double[m_L+1];
 }
 
 short
 HammingTable :: MakeTable(){
   for(long n = 0; n < m_L; n++)
-    m_table[n]= (float)(m_alpha - (1-m_alpha)*
+    m_table[n]= (double)(m_alpha - (1-m_alpha)*
 			cos(n*TWOPI/(m_L-1.)));
   m_table[m_L] = m_table[m_L-1];   
   return 1;