Vorbis dev - Jan 2001 - Implementing Vorbis in hardware

>I'm investigating the feasibility for implementing the Vorbis algorithms
in
>hardware. Currently, MP3 has hardware bitstream decoders, and I'd like
to
>determine how difficult a Vorbis hardware decoder would be.
That's an interesting point.  I have a Motorola 56002 DSP developers kit 
that can crank up to 80MHz.  It's a fixed point machine.  It'd be 
interesting to try and get Vorbis working on it.  Anyone care to shoot me 
down in flames before I start?

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Hello,

I'm investigating the feasibility for implementing the Vorbis algorithms in
hardware. Currently, MP3 has hardware bitstream decoders, and I'd like to
determine how difficult a Vorbis hardware decoder would be.

Does anyone know where I can find a detailed flow diagram of a Vorbis
decoder? Also, I've downloaded the C files and I'm currently trying to
understand them. Can someone point out the essential C files involved in the
decode process?

Thanks in advance,
WW

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