FFT

I guess the answer really lies in how well you know DSP and are comfortable
with them.
If you are looking just for C code then obviously the Internet is probably
the obvious answer.
If you want to know more about the design of algorithms also written in C
then i suggest the first place to look at is the series of books written by
Paul Embree, publ Prentice Hall -he first started with 'C Algorithms for
Real Time DSP' and extended this to C++. Such books should be available in
your uni library, or failing which suggest you go to Amazon. These are very
good books on the subject, with disks, and of course references to further
literature.
Bill Rance



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