testauddevice.cpp

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#ifdef _SYMBIAN
#include <e32math.h>
#endif
#include "hxresult.h"
#include "hxcom.h"
#include "hxausvc.h"
#include "hxengin.h"
#include "ihxpckts.h"   
#include "hxtypes.h"
#include "hxaudev.h"
#include "hxbuffer.h"

extern "C"
{
    
int audioTestEntry(void)
{
    HX_RESULT res = HXR_OK; 
    
    //Create an audio device.
    fprintf( stderr, "Creating an audio device instance....\n" ); 
    CHXAudioDevice* pDevice = NULL;
    pDevice = CHXAudioDevice::Create();
    if( !pDevice )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "couldn't create device. *FAILED*\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }

    //Set up the format...
    HXAudioFormat audioFormat;
    audioFormat.uChannels        = 2;     // 1 or 2
    audioFormat.uBitsPerSample   = 16;    // 8 or 16
    audioFormat.ulSamplesPerSec  = 44100; // 11025, 21050, 44100.

    //The block size we will make the number of bytes required for
    //1/10th of a second of audio given the above format. The block
    //size is the amount of data we write to the audio device each
    //time.
    int bytesPerSample    = audioFormat.uChannels*audioFormat.uBitsPerSample/8;  
    int samplesInOneTenth = audioFormat.ulSamplesPerSec/10;
    const int blockSize   = bytesPerSample*samplesInOneTenth;
    audioFormat.uMaxBlockSize = blockSize;
    fprintf( stderr, "Block Size set to %d\n", audioFormat.uMaxBlockSize ); 

    //It is OK to fail this as not all audio devices support all
    //formats. If it does fail the client core would choose the next
    //'lower' format until it finds one the device supports. at that
    //point it would use the resampler to downsample the pcm. We won't
    //do that here, just make sure whatever device you are testing
    //support the above format.
    fprintf( stderr, "Checking the format.....\n" );
    res = pDevice->CheckFormat( &audioFormat );
    if( res!=HXR_OK )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "check format *FAILED*.\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }

    //open the device.
    fprintf( stderr, "Opening the device....\n" ); 
    res = pDevice->Open( &audioFormat, NULL );
    if( FAILED(res) )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to open audio device.\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }

    //Init the volume. This does not have to be supported by devices.
    if( pDevice->InitVolume(0,100))
        fprintf( stderr, "Device supports volume....\n" );
    else
        fprintf( stderr, "Device does not support volume....\n" ); 

    //Get and set the volume...
    int curVolume = pDevice->GetVolume();
    fprintf( stderr, "Current volume is %d\n", curVolume );

    int newVolume = 90;
    if( curVolume == newVolume )
        newVolume = 950;
        
    fprintf( stderr, "Setting volume to %d\n", newVolume );
    pDevice->SetVolume(newVolume);
    if( pDevice->GetVolume() != newVolume )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to set volume\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }


    //Pause the device until we are ready....
    fprintf( stderr, "Pausing audio device\n" );
    res = pDevice->Pause();
    if( FAILED(res) )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to pause device....\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }
    

    //try to play some pcm data.....

    //
    // Pump in PCM data here. Make sure we pump it in so fast that the
    // device falls behind so we can do some pause/resume stuff
    // below...
    //
    fprintf( stderr, "Pushing down 5 seconds of PCM...\n" ); 
    unsigned char* szBuff = new unsigned char[blockSize];
    HXAudioData   audioData;
    audioData.ulAudioTime=0;
    
    //Fill our 1/10th second buffer 50 times. 5 seconds of total audio.
    INT16 n = 0;
    TReal cur = 0.0;
    TReal xfade = 0.0;
    TInt  dir=1.0;
    
    for( int i=0 ; i<50 ; i++ )
    {
        TReal rad = (2.0*3.1415926)/(float)audioFormat.ulSamplesPerSec * 300.0*(float)i/5 ;
        int byte=0;
        for( int sample=0; sample<audioFormat.ulSamplesPerSec/10; sample++ )
        {
            for( int channel=0; channel<audioFormat.uChannels; channel++ )
            {
                //Fill each channel with some data
                TReal amp;
                Math::Sin(amp, cur); //got the sample.
                if( audioFormat.uBitsPerSample == 16 )
                {
                    amp = amp*((1<<15)-1);
                    INT16* pTmp = (INT16*)(szBuff+byte);
                    if( channel == 0 )
                        *pTmp = (INT16)(amp*xfade);
                   else
                       *pTmp = (INT16)(amp*(1-xfade));
                        
                    byte += 2;
                }
                else
                {
                    amp = amp*127+127;
                    szBuff[byte]=(INT8)amp;
                    byte++;
                }
            }
            cur = cur+rad;
            if( cur>=(2*3.1415926) )
                cur = 0;

            xfade = xfade + (1.0/(5.0*(float)audioFormat.ulSamplesPerSec))*10*dir;
            if(xfade>1)
            {
                dir *= -1;
                xfade=1;
            }
            if(xfade<0)
            {
                dir *= -1;
                xfade=0;
            }
            
        }
        
        //write this block of data to the audio device.
        audioData.pData = new CHXBuffer();
        if( !audioData.pData )
        {
            fprintf( stderr, "Out of memory....\n" );
            return 1;
        }
        
        audioData.pData->AddRef();
        audioData.pData->Set(szBuff, blockSize);
        res = pDevice->Write(&audioData);
        HX_RELEASE( audioData.pData );
        if( FAILED(res) )
        {
            fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to write to the audio device\n" );
            pDevice->Close(TRUE);
            sleep(2);
            return 1;
        }
    }

    HX_VECTOR_DELETE(szBuff);

    fprintf( stderr, "Resuming the device you should hear 5 seconds of sound...\n" );
    res = pDevice->Resume();
    if( FAILED(res) )
    {
        fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to resume...\n" );
        sleep(2);
        return 1;
    }

    

//     ULONG32 ulTime = 0;
//     while( pDevice->NumberOfBlocksRemainingToPlay() )
//     {
//         pDevice->Write(NULL);
//         pDevice->GetCurrentAudioTime(ulTime);
//         fprintf( stderr, "Current Audio time is: %lu\n", ulTime ); 
//     }
    

//     //Close the device
//     res = pDevice->Close(FALSE);
//     if( FAILED(res) )
//     {
//         fprintf( stderr, "*FAILED* to close the device...\n" );
//         sleep(2);
//         return 1;
//     }
    
    fprintf( stderr, "\nAudio device unit test *PASSED*. Give yourself a gold star\n" ); 
    return 0;
}
};