One more thing about fft and complex classes....

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One more thing about fft and complex classes....

Joseph Wang-2
If anyone knows of any fft classes or complex classes that are BSD compatible
let me know.  I'm having to do some wheel reinvention because all of the
fft's I've found (namely fftw) are GPL'ed and hence incompatible with BSD.

The stub for the fft was code that I'm using was explicitly marked public
domain.

I've also found that there is surprisingly little fft code that actually tries
to do something that is object oriented.  Most of the code I've seen is in C
or Fortran and is very procedural.

Once I get a basic FFT working, the next step is to start implementing PIDE
code, and to do some experiments with non-uniform FFT's.