/* ** Copyright 2011, The Android Open-Source Project ** ** Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); ** you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. ** You may obtain a copy of the License at ** ** http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 ** ** Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software ** distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, ** WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. ** See the License for the specific language governing permissions and ** limitations under the License. */ #ifndef ANDROID_ECHO_REFERENCE_H #define ANDROID_ECHO_REFERENCE_H #include #include #include #include #include "ReSampler.h" namespace android_audio_legacy { using android::Mutex; using android::AutoMutex; class EchoReference : public ReSampler::BufferProvider { public: EchoReference(audio_format_t rdFormat, uint32_t rdChannelCount, uint32_t rdSamplingRate, audio_format_t wrFormat, uint32_t wrChannelCount, uint32_t wrSamplingRate); virtual ~EchoReference(); // echo reference state: it field indicating if read, write or both are active. enum state { ECHOREF_IDLE = 0x00, // idle ECHOREF_READING = 0x01, // reading is active ECHOREF_WRITING = 0x02 // writing is active }; // Buffer descriptor used by read() and write() methods, including the time stamp and delay. class Buffer { public: void *raw; // pointer to audio frame size_t frameCount; // number of frames in buffer int32_t delayNs; // delay for this buffer (see comment below) struct timespec timeStamp; // time stamp for this buffer (see comment below) }; // when used for EchoReference::write(): // + as input: // - delayNs is the delay introduced by playback buffers // - timeStamp is the time stamp corresponding to the delay calculation // + as output: // unused // when used for EchoReference::read(): // + as input: // - delayNs is the delay introduced by capture buffers // - timeStamp is the time stamp corresponding to the delay calculation // + as output: // - delayNs is the delay between the returned frames and the capture time derived from // delay and time stamp indicated as input. This delay is to be communicated to the AEC. // - frameCount is updated with the actual number of frames returned // BufferProvider status_t getNextBuffer(ReSampler::BufferProvider::Buffer* buffer); void releaseBuffer(ReSampler::BufferProvider::Buffer* buffer); status_t initCheck() { return mStatus; } status_t read(Buffer *buffer); status_t write(Buffer *buffer); private: void reset_l(); status_t mStatus; // init status uint32_t mState; // active state: reading, writing or both audio_format_t mRdFormat; // read sample format uint32_t mRdChannelCount; // read number of channels uint32_t mRdSamplingRate; // read sampling rate size_t mRdFrameSize; // read frame size (bytes per sample) audio_format_t mWrFormat; // write sample format uint32_t mWrChannelCount; // write number of channels uint32_t mWrSamplingRate; // write sampling rate size_t mWrFrameSize; // write frame size (bytes per sample) void *mBuffer; // main buffer size_t mBufSize; // main buffer size in frames size_t mFramesIn; // number of frames in main buffer void *mWrBuf; // buffer for input conversions size_t mWrBufSize; // size of conversion buffer in frames size_t mWrFramesIn; // number of frames in conversion buffer void *mWrSrcBuf; // resampler input buf (either mWrBuf or buffer used by write() struct timespec mWrRenderTime; // latest render time indicated by write() int32_t mPlaybackDelay; uint32_t mRdDurationUs; // Duration of last buffer read (used for mCond wait timeout) android::Mutex mLock; // Mutex protecting read/write concurrency android::Condition mCond; // Condition signaled when data is ready to read ReSampler *mDownSampler; // input resampler static const int sMinDelayUpdate = 62500; // delay jump threshold to update ref buffer // 0.5 samples at 8kHz in nsecs }; }; // namespace android #endif // ANDROID_ECHO_REFERENCE_H