/* pvshell.h -- a generic Nyquist primitive, esp. for phase vocoder */ /* how many doubles to provide for miscellaneous state info */ #define PVSHELL_STATE_MAX 8 /* define some bits to return conditions */ #define PVSHELL_FLAG_TERMINATE 4 #define PVSHELL_FLAG_LOGICAL_STOP 8 /* this function is called to compute samples. It should compute n * samples (floats == sample_type) and store them at out[i]. * You can return less than n samples by writing the actual number * of samples computed into *n. Normally, you return zero. * To indicate that the time of the FIRST sample is the logical stop * time, return PVSHELL_FLAG_LOGICAL_STOP. (If the logical stop time * is not at the first sample, but instead at sample j, then just * return j samples (from 0 to j-1), save the rest of the samples, * and the next time, the first sample will correspond to the logical * stop time, so you can return PVSHELL_FLAG_LOGICAL_STOP. * To indicate that the sound has terminated, return * PVSHELL_FLAG_TERMINATE. This should be the only time you return * zero samples. (As with logical stop time, if you have samples to * return before termination, then do it, and return * PVSHELL_FLAG_TERMINATE the next time you are called, at which * point you've returned all the samples, so you can set *n = 0. */ struct pvshell_struct; typedef long (*h_fn_type)(struct pvshell_struct *susp, sample_block_values_type out, long *n); typedef struct pvshell_struct { sound_type f; long f_cnt; sample_block_values_type f_ptr; sound_type g; long g_cnt; sample_block_values_type g_ptr; long flags; /* for terminated and logically stopped flags */ // state is extra storage for whatever you like double state[PVSHELL_STATE_MAX]; // h is a function that computes sound from f, g, x, y, state h_fn_type h; } pvshell_node, *pvshell_type; /* to get samples from f or g, use these macros. For each sample, call * PVSHELL_TEST_X to get logical stop and terminate flags (but do not * fetch a sample). Then, if you want, call PVSHELL_FETCH_X to get the * next sample. You can call PVSHELL_TEST_X multiple times before * calling PVSHELL_FETCH_X, e.g. you can return exit a loop when you * see a logical stop flag and later call PVSHELL_TEST_X again. You * CANNOT call PVSHELL_FETCH_X multiples times without an intervening * call to PVSHELL_TEST_X. Finally, the logical stop flag is only * returned once. Normally you should write something like: * new_flags = PVSHELL_TEST_F(susp); * susp->flags | = new_flags; // remember flags * if (new_flags) break; * in the sample loop so that you will break when you see logical_stop. * Outside the loop, you can return (*n ? 0 : susp->flags) which will * return 0 if you computed samples before the logical stop was detected. * Then the next time you are called, you will return the logical_stop * flag because you saved it in susp->flags, and the flag applies to the * *beginning* of the sample block. This code handles terminate too. */ long pvshell_test_f(pvshell_type susp); long pvshell_test_g(pvshell_type susp); #define PVSHELL_TEST_F(susp) ((susp)->f_cnt == 0 ? pvshell_test_f(susp) : 0) #define PVSHELL_FETCH_F(susp) ((susp)->f_cnt--, (*(susp)->f_ptr++)) #define PVSHELL_TEST_G(susp) ((susp)->g_cnt == 0 ? pvshell_test_g(susp) : 0) #define PVSHELL_FETCH_G(susp) ((susp)->g_cnt--, (*(susp)->g_ptr++)) /* snd_make_pvshell -- create an instance of pvshell. name -- string name of the operation, for debugging & printing (name is not copied. It must be a permanent, immutable string.) sr -- sample rate of output sound t0 -- start time of output sound h -- function that computes samples of output f -- first input sound, e.g. sound to be time-stretched g -- second input sound, e.g. sound to control varying stretch factor state -- initial state information needed by h n -- number of doubles in state (< PVSHELL_STATE_MAX) */ sound_type snd_make_pvshell(char *name, rate_type sr, time_type t0, h_fn_type h, sound_type f, sound_type g, double *state, long n);