Searching google for combinations of Golay, LFSR (linear feedback shift register), and code should lead you to some sites with p-code or maybe even 'C'. I was able to find some perl, p-code, and C in the past.
Thanks Crust...
The problem is that I'm not that clever to write the C code, so I'm looing for some easy source code, just direct implementation for the decoder.
Thanks inadvance,
I'll keep you informed with the results.
What .... unless I am mistaken, each of the links in my previous post have both encoder and decoders in 'C'. The only exception is the CRC which is a c++ file, but if you look at the code, there is no c++ except one c-string, which they have a non-c++ substitiution for posted on the same page.
The problem is that I know little about C and nothing about C++.
So I wanna simple C code written already for one of the cyclic encoders to study it and then present it for my course, its very important to me.
I'm not being mean, but no. Engineering is a way of thinking. The idea in lots of cases is to take something you know or have and adapt it to solve an existing problem. In this case, you have both the encoder and decoder. You need to explain the encoder to your class. What you need to do to prepare is to go through the code and cut out the pieces that are unneccessary.