Is DADiSP object oriented?
DADiSP is written in C/C++ for speed and portability and DADiSP is highly object oriented. DADiSP works with “objects”, i.e., scalars, series, surfaces and tables. DADiSP returns the proper object based upon the input. For example, you can have a window that contains a time series, surface or image. If you take the derivative of that window, DADiSP returns the proper derivative: the time series derivative, the rate of change of the surface, or the derivative of the image (which is one method of edge detection). DADiSP’s SPL functions and macros work the same way.