ltiNewFunctors.h

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#ifndef _LTI_NEW_FUNCTORS
#define _LTI_NEW_FUNCTORS

/** 

\page howtonew How to integrate new algorithms to the LTI-Lib.

The simplest way to integrate new algorithms to the LTI-Lib makes use
of the functor template files and the 
<a HREF="http://www.perl.org">PERL</a>-Script <code>ltiGenerator</code>
in directory <code>ltilib/tools/perl</code>.
  
Just edit the file <code>tools/perl/ltiTemplateValues.txt</code> and
set the values as described in that file.  Then call the
<code>ltiGenerator</code> script. If you use no parameters, the
resulting files will be created in the same directory as the PERL
script (<code>tools/perl/</code>).
  
In the resulting files, you can search for "TODO" to find out what is
still to be done!
  
And don't forget to write documentation in your code using the 
<A HREF="http://www.doxygen.org/index.html">doxygen</A>
style!
  
*/

#endif