Explore the world of digital signal processing through this CppNow conference talk by André Bergner. Dive into Flowz, a library designed for writing digital signal processors in a declarative and composable manner. Learn how Flowz generates efficient code and seamlessly integrates with existing C++ code and frameworks. Discover the inspiration behind Flowz, including the Faust language and algebra of flownomials, and understand how it implements similar concepts within C++. Gain insights into this embedded domain-specific language that allows for describing network layouts and processing of data flowing through these networks. Understand how Flowz enables users to focus on 'what should be processed' while taking care of connecting the *wires* between processing boxes and creating the necessary state for signal processing algorithms. Explore applications ranging from classical signal transmission and neural networks to image and audio processing and time series analysis in this comprehensive 1 hour and 32 minute presentation. Read more