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--- base:nmis_and_distributed_jitter-correction_routines [2015-10-07 22:17] – Moved page to correct namespace ftc
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 ====== The Ninja-Method ======
+Written by St0fF/Neoplasia^theObsessedManiacs
 The basic idea has a pretty long history.  I've heard of "using the CIA directly to compensate jitter" long ago.  But the first code I saw that really does use this idea was [[http://www.the-dreams.de/articles.html|a very optimized 2x2-fli routine]] by Wolfram Sang (Ninja / The Dreams).  With a working routine on paper it's always a good start to write one's own routine.  Now that I accomplished a 4x4-fli-routine based on this, I'll gladly explain the details.
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-To make the code-part work {{:the_ninja-method:nmi-jitter.zip|here}} you'll find a complete demo-part ;-)
+To make the code-part work {{nmi-jitter.zip|here}} you'll find a complete demo-part ;-)
-Please assemble test4x4fli.a with ACME 0.93.  If you're missing any of the library-routines I use or get errors while compiling: {{:the_ninja-method:acme_lib.zip|these}} are my slightly changed library routines.
+Please assemble test4x4fli.a with ACME 0.93.  If you're missing any of the library-routines I use or get errors while compiling: {{acme_lib.zip|these}} are my slightly changed library routines.
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