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more efforts towards a more modular preferences dialog
author | mf0102 <0102@gmx.at> |
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date | Thu, 03 Jan 2008 14:21:47 +0100 |
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/* * PCM time-domain equalizer * * Copyright (C) 2002-2005 Felipe Rivera <liebremx at users sourceforge net> * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses>. * * $Id: iir_fpu.c,v 1.3 2005/11/13 20:02:58 lisanet Exp $ */ #include <strings.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <glib.h> #include "iir.h" #include "iir_fpu.h" static sXYData data_history[EQ_MAX_BANDS][EQ_CHANNELS] __attribute__((aligned)); static sXYData data_history2[EQ_MAX_BANDS][EQ_CHANNELS] __attribute__((aligned)); float gain[EQ_MAX_BANDS][EQ_CHANNELS] __attribute__((aligned)); /* random noise */ sample_t dither[256]; gint di; void set_gain(gint index, gint chn, float val) { gain[index][chn] = val; } void clean_history() { gint n; /* Zero the history arrays */ bzero(data_history, sizeof(sXYData) * EQ_MAX_BANDS * EQ_CHANNELS); bzero(data_history2, sizeof(sXYData) * EQ_MAX_BANDS * EQ_CHANNELS); /* this is only needed if we use fpu code and there's no other place for the moment to init the dither array*/ for (n = 0; n < 256; n++) { dither[n] = (rand() % 4) - 2; } di = 0; } __inline__ int iir(gpointer * d, gint length, gint nch) { /* FTZ_ON; */ gint16 *data = (gint16 *) * d; /* Indexes for the history arrays * These have to be kept between calls to this function * hence they are static */ static gint i = 2, j = 1, k = 0; gint index, band, channel; gint tempgint, halflength; sample_t out[EQ_CHANNELS], pcm[EQ_CHANNELS]; #if 0 /* Load the correct filter table according to the sampling rate if needed */ if (srate != rate) { band_count = eqcfg.band_num; rate = srate; iir_cf = get_coeffs(&band_count, rate, eqcfg.use_xmms_original_freqs); clean_history(); } #endif #ifdef BENCHMARK start_counter(); #endif /* BENCHMARK */ /** * IIR filter equation is * y[n] = 2 * (alpha*(x[n]-x[n-2]) + gamma*y[n-1] - beta*y[n-2]) * * NOTE: The 2 factor was introduced in the coefficients to save * a multiplication * * This algorithm cascades two filters to get nice filtering * at the expense of extra CPU cycles */ /* 16bit, 2 bytes per sample, so divide by two the length of * the buffer (length is in bytes) */ halflength = (length >> 1); for (index = 0; index < halflength; index+=nch) { /* For each channel */ for (channel = 0; channel < nch; channel++) { pcm[channel] = data[index+channel] * 4; /* Preamp gain */ pcm[channel] *= (preamp[channel] / 2); /* add random noise */ pcm[channel] += dither[di]; out[channel] = 0.0; /* For each band */ for (band = 0; band < band_count; band++) { /* Store Xi(n) */ data_history[band][channel].x[i] = pcm[channel]; /* Calculate and store Yi(n) */ data_history[band][channel].y[i] = ( /* = alpha * [x(n)-x(n-2)] */ iir_cf[band].alpha * ( data_history[band][channel].x[i] - data_history[band][channel].x[k]) /* + gamma * y(n-1) */ + iir_cf[band].gamma * data_history[band][channel].y[j] /* - beta * y(n-2) */ - iir_cf[band].beta * data_history[band][channel].y[k] ); /* * The multiplication by 2.0 was 'moved' into the coefficients to save * CPU cycles here */ /* Apply the gain */ out[channel] += data_history[band][channel].y[i]*gain[band][channel]; /* * 2.0; */ } /* For each band */ if (cfg.eq_extra_filtering) { /* Filter the sample again */ for (band = 0; band < band_count; band++) { /* Store Xi(n) */ data_history2[band][channel].x[i] = out[channel]; /* Calculate and store Yi(n) */ data_history2[band][channel].y[i] = ( /* y(n) = alpha * [x(n)-x(n-2)] */ iir_cf[band].alpha * (data_history2[band][channel].x[i] - data_history2[band][channel].x[k]) /* + gamma * y(n-1) */ + iir_cf[band].gamma * data_history2[band][channel].y[j] /* - beta * y(n-2) */ - iir_cf[band].beta * data_history2[band][channel].y[k] ); /* Apply the gain */ out[channel] += data_history2[band][channel].y[i]*gain[band][channel]; } /* For each band */ } /* Volume stuff Scale down original PCM sample and add it to the filters output. This substitutes the multiplication by 0.25 Go back to use the floating point multiplication before the conversion to give more dynamic range */ out[channel] += pcm[channel]*0.25; /* remove random noise */ out[channel] -= dither[di]*0.25; /* Round and convert to integer */ #ifdef ARCH_PPC tempgint = round_ppc(out[channel]); #else #ifdef ARCH_X86 tempgint = round_trick(out[channel]); #else tempgint = (int)out[channel]; #endif #endif /* Limit the output */ if (tempgint < -32768) data[index+channel] = -32768; else if (tempgint > 32767) data[index+channel] = 32767; else data[index+channel] = tempgint; } /* For each channel */ /* Wrap around the indexes */ i = (i+1)%3; j = (j+1)%3; k = (k+1)%3; /* random noise index */ di = (di + 1) % 256; }/* For each pair of samples */ #ifdef BENCHMARK timex += get_counter(); blength += length; if (count++ == 1024) { printf("FLOATING POINT: %f %d\n",timex/1024.0, blength/1024); blength = 0; timex = 0.; count = 0; } #endif /* BENCHMARK */ /* FTZ_OFF; */ return length; }