The VSIPL Forum has succeeded in launching the VSIPL standard. A standards document, a reference implementation, and a test suite have all been publicly released and are being maintained. Version 1.1 of the VSIPL API will be released in the second half of 2002. Various proposals exist for further VSIPL-related work, especially for development of a C++ binding of VSIPL. Nonetheless, none of these activities are yet at the stage where the VSIPL Forum needs to actively meet to consider them. Therefore, at its June 11, 2002 meeting, the VSIPL Forum voted to enter a "maintenance mode", in which it no longer holds regularly scheduled meetings, but continues to maintain and support the VSIPL standard and its associated products. The VSIPL web site and e-mail list will continue to be maintained as well. The full text of the approved proposal for the operation of the VSIPL Forum in this mode is available here.
Welcome to the Vector/Signal/Image Processing Library (VSIPLTM) Forum home page. The VSIPL Forum is a volunteer organization made up of industry, government, users, and academia representatives who are working to define an industry standard API for vector, signal, and image processing primitives for embedded real-time signal processing systems. Click here for a VSIPL Overview briefing.
We plan to develop and freely
distribute:
-VSIPL API Standard Specification
-C Reference Implementation
-Test Suite
Future plans include extending the API to C++, and for parallel implementations.
On this Web site you will find meeting announcements, meeting summaries/minutes, presentations, white papers, supporting technical data, links to related sites, draft documents, and draft software releases.
VSIPL Forum Co-Chairs
The current VSIPL co-chairs are:
| Rick Pancoast | Lockheed Martin Corporation |
| James Lebak | Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory |
| Mark Richards | Georgia Tech
Research Institute
Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory |
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The VSIPL program is sponsored by DARPA. This material is based upon work supported by Ft. Huachuca/DARPA under Contract No. DABT63-96-C-0060 and by the Department of the Navy under contract # N00014-95-C-0007 in support of the Tactical Advanced Signal Processor Common Operating Environment (TASP COE) Program, a potential early application of VSIPL.

This web site is maintained by Dr. Mark Richards (email: mark.richards@gtri.gatech.edu) of the Georgia Tech Research Institute as a service for DARPA and the U.S. Navy (PMS428).
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