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This matlab code is no longer available on the web, the old page that hosted the m-files is gone so this is a reup of Wu Yufei's MATLAB Turbo Code. Hope this helps
Check for rootkit's and or viruses!
use
Sysinternals - htpp://www.sysinternals.com autoruns.exe
to see what applications and dll's load at startup
use an anti-virus, anti-rootkit and anti-spyware to clean your pc, but in my opinion if U have the time reinstall windows.
Some free anti-virus...
just rewrite them in Matlab as m files, as it's simpler and faster (then looking for a way for conversion).
Matlab is an interpreted language and C++ code needs to be compiled to run there is no real way for direct implementation.
matlab dirty paper coding
This might be a bit late but it might be useful to someone else :)
David Tse's book "Fundamentals of Wireless Communication" has a chapter about Multi-User MIMO and dirty paper Coding
The book is available for free in pdf format from Tse's home page:
**broken link...
how to encrypt matlab code
mcc is Matlabs m to C Converter/Compiler
you need Microsoft Visual Studio installed so you could compile the "m" to "C" files to exe
but for these exe (or dll) files to run you'll need the Matlab Run-time installed (about 200M) and they are slow!
And for the security...
matlab source code
do you mean Obfuscation?
as matlab is an interpreted language it's not posible to Obfuscate like in compiled or intermidate languages C++\Java\.Net
but in newer Matlab versions there is a nice function called
PCODE
or you can compile you m-files with mcc and Obfuscate the...
difference between video chat and voip
So an NGN is a combination of a classical PSTN/ISDN perhaps a GSM/3GPP wireless and VoIP networks, as Media Gateway And Media Gateway Controllers are usually used as Gateway controllers between VoIP and other networks. The trnsport streams in PSTN are...
hide pc
But if he has an Admin he most likely can't install software and when he trues he'll be busted.
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Just a reminder there is no anonymity in the Internet.
difference between isdn and voip
I'm not sure what U mean by NGN (next Generation Networks ?). Add\Drop Multiplexers are commonly used in SDH (Sonet in the US and Japan) Optical networks As the name says they are used to Add or Remove individual streams from the SDH Virtual Container with out...
chat over internet
The Pic is nice but it's important to mention that the route of the SIP packages does not depend on the route the RTP media travels which reminds of SS7 signaling in PSTN networks.
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For one to use SIP you don't need new expensive hardware, only a...
xilinx opensuse 11
For a beginner this is what I wouldn't recommend.
Using a live CD is a good way to look at Linux possibilities, but installing from it a no no, for an unexperienced user this is a recepie for disaster. And the lack of a root password in Ubuntu is another.
Ubuntu was a nice...
+linux +ubuntu +mandriva +red +differences
For a beginner I'd recommend SUSE. It has great hardware support, a bunch of Software, and extreme ease of use. The install DVD has everything you'd need weather you're just a user or a developer. And all Linux users end up building software weather...
difference between voice chat and text chat
By the way SDP is an acronym for Session Description Protocol and it's used to negotiate the type of media session established: audio, video etc, the type of codec used, the ports used for RTP etc.
All tho used with SIP it was developed for...
embedded voice chat
Well SIP and H.323 are signaling protocols they're used to establish the media connection. RTP is a transfer protocol witch carries the time sensitive media.
by design SIP messages are usually very small around 40-50 bytes so they can carry text embedded in the message...
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