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1 /*
3 Ann Hell Ex Machina - Music Software
4 Copyright (C) 2003/2005 Angel Ortega <angel@triptico.com>
6 ss_output.c - Softsynth output interface
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26 #include "config.h"
28 #include <stdio.h>
29 #include <stdlib.h>
30 #include <unistd.h>
31 #include <string.h>
32 #include <math.h>
34 #include "ss_core.h"
35 #include "ss_output.h"
38 /*******************
39 Data
40 ********************/
42 /* master output volume */
43 float ss_master_volume=1.0;
45 /* output accounting */
46 int ss_output_frames=0;
47 int ss_output_clipped=0;
48 float ss_output_lowest=0;
49 float ss_output_highest=0;
51 /* optimal output volume */
52 float ss_optimal_volume;
54 /* output filehandle */
55 static int ss_of;
58 usual channel mapping:
60 mono: all
61 stereo: left | right
62 3 channel: left | right | center
63 quad: front left | front right | rear left | rear right
64 4 channel: left | center | right | surround
65 6 channel: left center | left | center | right center | right | surround
68 /*******************
69 Code
70 ********************/
72 int ss_outdev(char * drv, char * file, int freq, int n_channels);
74 /**
75 * ss_output_open - Opens an output device.
76 * @name: name of the driver
77 * @filename: name of the file or device
79 * Opens an output device. @name contains the name of the driver
80 * (i.e. "raw" or "wav"), @filename contains the (optional) name
81 * of the output file or device (i.e. a filename for "raw" or
82 * "wav" or "/dev/dsp" for a direct audio device like "oss").
83 * @Name can be the special pseudo-driver "default"
84 * to select the most appropriate (usually a platform-specific
85 * direct output device, or "wav" if no one exists).
86 * @filename can also be NULL; in that case, a driver dependent,
87 * default value is used.
89 * The _n_channels global variable can be changed on output if
90 * the driver doesn't support so much channels.
92 * Returns a negative number in case of error, or zero otherwise.
94 int ss_output_open(char * drvname, char * filename)
96 if(strcmp(drvname, "default") == 0)
97 drvname=NULL;
99 /* reset accounting */
100 ss_output_frames=ss_output_clipped=0;
101 ss_output_lowest=ss_output_highest=0.0;
103 ss_of=ss_outdev(drvname, filename, ss_frequency, ss_nchannels);
105 return(0);
109 void ss_output_init_frame(float samples[])
111 int n;
113 for(n=0;n < SS_MAX_CHANNELS;n++)
114 samples[n] = 0.0;
119 * ss_output_write - Outputs a frame of samples.
120 * @samples: the frame of samples
122 * Outputs a frame of samples. The output samples are
123 * intermixed if needed, have the master volume applied and trimmed
124 * before being sent to the output driver itself.
126 * If the maximum number of channels the output driver supports
127 * is lower than the global _n_channels, they are sequentially intermixed
128 * (for example, when outputting 4 channel data to a stereo device,
129 * 0 and 2 channels will go to left and 1 and 3 to right).
131 * Returns a negative value in case of error, or 0 otherwise.
133 int ss_output_write(float samples[])
135 int n, clip, ret=0;
136 float s, fs[SS_MAX_CHANNELS];
137 short int is[SS_MAX_CHANNELS];
139 /* clean samples first */
140 for(n=0;n < ss_nchannels;n++)
141 fs[n]=0.0;
143 /* move samples, 'down-channeling' if needed */
144 for(n=0;n < SS_MAX_CHANNELS;n++)
145 fs[n % ss_nchannels] += samples[n];
147 /* final corrections */
148 for(n=clip=0;n < ss_nchannels;n++)
150 s=fs[n];
152 /* store the lowest and highest
153 amplitude seen before master volume */
154 if(s < ss_output_lowest)
155 ss_output_lowest=s;
157 if(s > ss_output_highest)
158 ss_output_highest=s;
160 /* apply master volume */
161 s *= ss_master_volume;
163 /* clip samples to signed 16 bit boundaries */
164 if(s < -32768)
166 s=-32768;
167 clip++;
170 if(s > 32767)
172 s=32767;
173 clip++;
176 /* store in buffer */
177 is[n]=(short int) s;
180 /* update accounting */
181 ss_output_frames++;
183 if(clip)
184 ss_output_clipped++;
186 /* finally write */
187 write(ss_of, is, ss_nchannels * sizeof(short int));
188 /* write(ss_of, is, 256);*/
190 return(ret);
195 * ss_output_close - Closes the output device.
197 * Closes the output driver.
199 int ss_output_close(void)
201 int r;
203 close(ss_of);
205 /* calculate optimal master volume for
206 zero saturation */
207 ss_output_lowest=fabs(ss_output_lowest);
209 ss_optimal_volume = ss_output_lowest > ss_output_highest ?
210 32768.0 / ss_output_lowest :
211 32767.0 / ss_output_highest;
213 return(r);