wfProc is a set of Python modules for waveform processing (which will hopefully evolve in a package). A waveform is defined as an array of equisampled data (at the moment float or int) with a fixed start time t0. ns is the number of samples in the waveform, which is basically fixed (but a resize facility is planned). fs is the sampling frequency, again, fixed, but several ways of interpolation are available.
The best way of downloading the library is via the SVN:
svn co https://wfproc.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/wfproc/trunk wfproc
Once you’ve downloaded it, try running python setup.py install to add the package to your python distribution. If you don’t have root access, you’ll have to stick with python setup.py build and adding the wfproc directory to your PYTHONPATH.
This documentation can be created by running make html (run make to see other options) in the doc subfolder. It requires Sphinx documentation generator to be installed.
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