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SPU2-X: Optimized interpolation to use a switch-template-based lookup table. 

git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@2730 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288
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Jake.Stine 2010-03-17 19:55:35 +00:00
parent c173002be0
commit cc4b78d7ae
1 changed files with 44 additions and 58 deletions
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plugins/spu2-x/src/Mixer.cpp
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@ -359,35 +359,6 @@ static __forceinline void CalculateADSR( V_Core& thiscore, uint voiceidx )
jASSUME( vc.ADSR.Value >= 0 ); // ADSR should never be negative...
}
// Returns a 16 bit result in Value.
static s32 __forceinline GetVoiceValues_Linear( V_Core& thiscore, uint voiceidx )
{
V_Voice& vc( thiscore.Voices[voiceidx] );
while( vc.SP > 0 )
{
vc.PV2 = vc.PV1;
vc.PV1 = GetNextDataBuffered( thiscore, voiceidx );
vc.SP -= 4096;
}
CalculateADSR( thiscore, voiceidx );
// Note! It's very important that ADSR stay as accurate as possible. By the way
// it is used, various sound effects can end prematurely if we truncate more than
// one or two bits.
if(Interpolation==0)
{
return ApplyVolume( vc.PV1, vc.ADSR.Value );
}
else //if(Interpolation==1) //must be linear
{
s32 t0 = vc.PV2 - vc.PV1;
return MulShr32( (vc.PV1<<1) - ((t0*vc.SP)>>11), vc.ADSR.Value );
}
}
/*
Tension: 65535 is high, 32768 is normal, 0 is low
*/
@ -463,39 +434,40 @@ static s32 CubicInterpolate(
}
// Returns a 16 bit result in Value.
static s32 __forceinline GetVoiceValues_Cubic( V_Core& thiscore, uint voiceidx )
// Uses standard template-style optimization techniques to statically generate five different
// versions of this function (one for each type of interpolation).
template< int InterpType >
static __forceinline s32 GetVoiceValues( V_Core& thiscore, uint voiceidx )
{
V_Voice& vc( thiscore.Voices[voiceidx] );
while( vc.SP > 0 )
{
vc.PV4 = vc.PV3;
vc.PV3 = vc.PV2;
if( InterpType >= 2 )
{
vc.PV4 = vc.PV3;
vc.PV3 = vc.PV2;
}
vc.PV2 = vc.PV1;
vc.PV1 = GetNextDataBuffered( thiscore, voiceidx );
//vc.PV1 <<= 2;
//vc.SPc = vc.SP&4095; // just the fractional part, please!
vc.SP -= 4096;
}
CalculateADSR( thiscore, voiceidx );
const s32 mu = vc.SP + 4096;
s32 val;
if(Interpolation == 4)
val = CatmullRomInterpolate(vc.PV4,vc.PV3,vc.PV2,vc.PV1,mu);
else if(Interpolation == 3)
val = HermiteInterpolate<16384>(vc.PV4,vc.PV3,vc.PV2,vc.PV1,mu);
else
val = CubicInterpolate(vc.PV4,vc.PV3,vc.PV2,vc.PV1,mu);
switch( InterpType )
{
case 0: return vc.PV1;
case 1: return (vc.PV1<<1) - (( (vc.PV2 - vc.PV1) * vc.SP)>>11);
case 2: return CubicInterpolate (vc.PV4, vc.PV3, vc.PV2, vc.PV1, mu);
case 3: return HermiteInterpolate<16384> (vc.PV4, vc.PV3, vc.PV2, vc.PV1, mu);
case 4: return CatmullRomInterpolate (vc.PV4, vc.PV3, vc.PV2, vc.PV1, mu);
// Note! It's very important that ADSR stay as accurate as possible. By the way
// it is used, various sound effects can end prematurely if we truncate more than
// one or two bits. (or maybe it's better with no truncation at all?)
return MulShr32( val, vc.ADSR.Value );
jNO_DEFAULT;
}
return 0; // technically unreachable!
}
// Noise values need to be mixed without going through interpolation, since it
@ -517,10 +489,7 @@ static s32 __forceinline __fastcall GetNoiseValues( V_Core& thiscore, uint voice
// like GetVoiceValues can. Better assert just in case though..
jASSUME( vc.ADSR.Phase != 0 );
CalculateADSR( thiscore, voiceidx );
// Yup, ADSR applies even to noise sources...
return ApplyVolume( retval, vc.ADSR.Value );
return retval;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
@ -579,14 +548,31 @@ static __forceinline StereoOut32 MixVoice( uint coreidx, uint voiceidx )
Value = GetNoiseValues( thiscore, voiceidx );
else
{
if( Interpolation >= 2 )
Value = GetVoiceValues_Cubic( thiscore, voiceidx );
else
Value = GetVoiceValues_Linear( thiscore, voiceidx );
// Optimization : Forceinline'd Templated Dispatch Table. Any halfwit compiler will
// turn this into a clever jump dispatch table (no call/rets, no compares, uber-efficient!)
switch( Interpolation )
{
case 0: Value = GetVoiceValues<0>( thiscore, voiceidx );
case 1: Value = GetVoiceValues<1>( thiscore, voiceidx );
case 2: Value = GetVoiceValues<2>( thiscore, voiceidx );
case 3: Value = GetVoiceValues<3>( thiscore, voiceidx );
case 4: Value = GetVoiceValues<4>( thiscore, voiceidx );
jNO_DEFAULT;
}
}
// Note: All values recorded into OutX (may be used for modulation later)
vc.OutX = Value;
// Update and Apply ADSR (applies to normal and noise sources)
//
// Note! It's very important that ADSR stay as accurate as possible. By the way
// it is used, various sound effects can end prematurely if we truncate more than
// one or two bits. Best result comes from no truncation at all, which is why we
// use a full 64-bit multiply/result here.
CalculateADSR( thiscore, voiceidx );
Value = MulShr32( Value, vc.ADSR.Value );
vc.OutX = Value; // Note: All values recorded into OutX (may be used for modulation later)
if( IsDevBuild )
DebugCores[coreidx].Voices[voiceidx].displayPeak = std::max(DebugCores[coreidx].Voices[voiceidx].displayPeak,abs(vc.OutX));