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#include <std.h>
#include <log.h>
#include <pip.h>
#include <swi.h>
#include <trc.h>
#include "dss.h"
#define BYTES_PER_WORD 4
#define NUM_CHANNELS 2
#define CHANNEL0 0
#define CHANNEL1 1
extern far LOG_Obj trace; /* application printf() log */
extern far PIP_Obj rxPip0;
extern far PIP_Obj rxPip1;
extern far PIP_Obj txPip0;
extern far PIP_Obj txPip1;
extern Void doLoad(int load);
typedef struct dataChannel {
PIP_Obj *rxPip;
PIP_Obj *txPip;
Int procLoad;
} dataChannel;
dataChannel audioChannel[NUM_CHANNELS];
/* The following external objects are defined in the config file audio.cdb */
Bool getInputBuf(PIP_Obj *aPip, Ptr *bufAddr, Uns **bufSize)
{
if (aPip->readerNumFrames == 0) {
LOG_error("getInputBuf: no frames on inPip 0x%x", (Arg)aPip);
return(FALSE);
}
else {
LOG_message("getInputBuf calling PIP_get for PIP 0x%x", (Arg)aPip);
PIP_get(aPip);
}
*bufAddr = aPip->readerAddr;
*bufSize = &aPip->readerSize;
return(TRUE);
}
Bool getOutputBuf(PIP_Obj *aPip, Ptr *bufAddr, Uns **bufSize)
{
if (aPip->writerNumFrames == 0) {
LOG_error("getOutputBuf: no frames on outPip 0x%x", (Arg)aPip);
return(FALSE);
}
else {
LOG_message("getOutputBuf calling PIP_alloc for PIP 0x%x", (Arg)aPip);
PIP_alloc(aPip);
}
*bufAddr = aPip->writerAddr;
*bufSize = &aPip->writerSize;
return(TRUE);
}
void completeProcessing(PIP_Obj *inPip, PIP_Obj *outPip)
{
/* return the input buffer to the pipe from which it came; put the */
/* output buffer into the output pipe; these actions will cause the */
/* appropriate callbacks to execute, which will cause the next stage */
/* of processing to take over */
LOG_message("completeProcessing calling PIP_free for PIP 0x%x", (Arg)inPip);
PIP_free(inPip);
LOG_message("completeProcessing calling PIP_put for PIP 0x%x", (Arg)outPip);
PIP_put(outPip);
}
void
processChannelBuf(int channelNum)
{
Ptr inBufAddr;
Uns *inBufSize;
Ptr outBufAddr;
Uns *outBufSize;
/* the input processing takes input buffers from the rxPip, and outputs */
/* buffers to the xferPip; need to get pointers to and sizes of the input */
/* buffer and the output buffer */
if (!getInputBuf(audioChannel[channelNum].rxPip,
&inBufAddr,
&inBufSize)) {
return;
}
if (!getOutputBuf(audioChannel[channelNum].txPip,
&outBufAddr,
&outBufSize)) {
return;
}
/* processing of input buffer data goes here; for this example, the */
/* buffer is simply being copied from input to output; here the load */
/* is simulated by calling a load function */
doLoad(audioChannel[channelNum].procLoad);
memcpy(outBufAddr, (const void *)inBufAddr, *inBufSize*BYTES_PER_WORD);
*outBufSize = *inBufSize;
/* transfer the output buffer to the next stage of processing */
completeProcessing(audioChannel[channelNum].rxPip,
audioChannel[channelNum].txPip);
}
Void initializeChannelData(void)
{
dataChannel *pChannel;
/* initialize the channel 0 values */
pChannel = &audioChannel[CHANNEL0];
pChannel->rxPip = &rxPip0;
pChannel->txPip = &txPip0;
pChannel->procLoad = 0;
/* initialize the channel 0 values */
pChannel = &audioChannel[CHANNEL1];
pChannel->rxPip = &rxPip1;
pChannel->txPip = &txPip1;
pChannel->procLoad = 0;
}
Void main()
{
initializeChannelData();
DSS_init();
}
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