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IFourierTransformProvider Methods

The IFourierTransformProvider type exposes the following members.

Methods
 NameDescription
Public methodBackward(Complex, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse transform of complex double-precision spectrum data.
Public methodBackward(Complex32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse transform of complex single-precision spectrum data.
Public methodBackwardMultidim(Complex, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse multidimensional transform of complex double-precision spectrum data.
Public methodBackwardMultidim(Complex32, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse multidimensional transform of complex single-precision spectrum data.
Public methodBackwardReal(Double, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse transform of real double-precision spectrum data.
Public methodBackwardReal(Single, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the inverse transform of real single-precision spectrum data.
Public methodForward(Complex, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward transform of complex double-precision samples.
Public methodForward(Complex32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward transform of complex single-precision samples.
Public methodForwardMultidim(Complex, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward multidimensional transform of complex double-precision samples.
Public methodForwardMultidim(Complex32, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward multidimensional transform of complex single-precision samples.
Public methodForwardReal(Double, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward transform of real double-precision samples.
Public methodForwardReal(Single, Int32, FourierTransformScaling) Computes the forward transform of real single-precision samples.
Public methodFreeResources Frees memory buffers, caches and handles allocated in or to the provider. Does not unload the provider itself, it is still usable afterwards.
Public methodInitializeVerify Initialize and verify that the provider is indeed available. If not, fall back to alternatives like the managed provider.
Public methodIsAvailable Try to find whether the provider is available in principle. Verification may still fail if available, but it will certainly fail if unavailable.
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