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Change-Id: I79f4d7052a4c0a9fde144063f44a9c8c9dd575d5
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The coefficient table is now transposed and shows
much better its polyphase nature: we now have a FIR
per line, each line corresponding to a phase.
This doesn't change at all the results produced by
the filter, but allows us to make slightly better
use of the data cache and improves performance a bit
(although not as much as I thought it would).
The main benefit is that it is the first step
before we can make much larger optimizations
(like using NEON).
Change-Id: Iebf7695825dcbd41f25861efcaefbaa3365ecb43
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previous coefficients were provided by a 3rd party and didn't have a
way to re-generate them. we're now using the 'fir' utility.
the performance of the filter is virtually identical, except for
the down-sampling case which seems slightly better now:
It looks like both the previous and new coefficients are generating
some sort of clipping for full-scale signals in the down-sampling case
(although the new ones seem better), the reason for that is
unknown (see bug: 7453062)
Also updated the HQ coefficients for the down-samplers, previous ones
were a little bit too conservative -- the new ones push the cut-off
frequency up by about 1 KHz.
Change-Id: I54a827b5c707c7cc41268ed01283758dce1d7647
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