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Tricks and Tips: Using FFTW (the fastest FFT) under Visual Studio 2013 FFTW 应用于Visual Studio 2013 项目中 Edited by CCJ, @ Hoboken, on 2014/6/2 Keywords: FFTW (3.3.4 Version), FFT, DFT, C/C++, Visual Studio 2013, Win7/Win8 Reference: 1. /archives/325 2. /2013/10/installing-fftw3-on-visual-studio-2010.html 3. /en-us/library/ms229859(v=vs.110).aspx 4. /s/blog_4be364b70101kv0d.html (written in Chinese) 5. /install/windows.html Procedures: Step 1. First visit F and download the version (32 or 64bit) of your interest, for Precompiled FFTW 3.3.4 Windows DLLs. Here I would like to choose the 32bit version. See Fig 1. Then, extract the files in a target directory, say D:\FFTW32. Fig 1. Precompiled FFTW 3.3.4 Windows DLLs Step 2. You should be able to call those DLLs from your compiler. In order to link to them from Visual C++, you will need to create .lib import libraries using the Command Prompt program included with VC++. You can achieve this objective through the following steps. 1) Open Visual Studio Command Prompt. See Fig 2. For Visual Studio 2013 in Windows 8 or Windows 8.1  On the Start screen, type Visual Studio, and then choose Visual Studio Tools. (To access the Start screen, press the Windows logo key on your keyboard.)  In File Explorer, choose Developer Command Prompt for VS2013. For Visual Studio (any version) in Windows 7  Choose Start, and then choose All Programs, Microsoft Visual Studio, Visual Studio Tools, Visual Studio Command Prompt. Fig 2 Visual Studio 2013 Command Prompt in Windows 7 2) Within VS2013 x86 Native Tools Command Prompt, Change the current directory to the target one “D:\FFTW32\fftw-3.3.4-dll32”, which include those .dll files. Please Run: cd /d D:\FFTW32\fftw-3.3.4-dll32. See Fig 3 for results. Fig 3 Change Current Directory to D:\FFTW32\