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and corresponding downmix effect
Change-Id: I1576aa373ca7acbb84d7742bacbd9c2da04a7a4c
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Changes include:
[x] In get parameter series of functions, replaced size_t*
formal parameter type with uint32_t* where actual parameter
passed was uint32_t*.
[x] In set parameter series of functions, changed size_t
formal parameter to uint32_t where actual parameter was
uint32_t.
[x] Changed the definition of LVM_UINT32 from unsigned
long to uint32_t as unsigned long is 64-bit in LP64.
[x] Used other stdint.h types for other LVM_types for
consistency.
[x] Use of uintptr_t for the pNextMember of the INST_ALLOC
structure, rather than LVM_UINT32, for portablility.
[x] Use of uintptr_t where pointers are used in arithmetic.
[x] Replaced the use of 0xFFFFFFFC with ~3 in places where
it was used to clear last two bits.
[x] Removed int casts where cmdSize and *replySize, both
uint32_t, were being compared with sizeof().
Change-Id: Ibec0b4d8e9b855f44b1cd853be6df84d13cf4186
Signed-off-by: Marcus Oakland <marcus.oakland@arm.com>
Signed-off-by: Ashok Bhat <ashok.bhat@arm.com>
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Change-Id: I6603aef5e3821a8f911e3f33ef8565d04bd1e2e5
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Added a generic downmixer to stereo function to handle the
multichannel configurations not supported by the dedicated
downmix functions.
It first verifies the mask is supported, and then derives
channel indices for the downmix.
Added support for forcing the generic downmixer to be always
used instead of the format-specific functions (define
DOWNMIX_ALWAYS_USE_GENERIC_DOWNMIXER to force it).
Fixed 7.1 downmix function where handling of accumulate vs
overwrite was inversed.
Bug 4280902
Change-Id: I8259b32c4e90f76ef4dcd803592fc71df4ae90c5
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First pass at implementing an audio effect whose role is to
downmix multichannel PCM buffers to stereo.
The effect is not handling volume changes.
The effect code here handles quad, 4.0, 5.1 and 7.1 input configurations,
to optimize the most commom configurations, and does not yet handle
generic multichanel configurations.
Change-Id: I74d04bd961348f3f0e4ae7714b70e620808a0829
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