// // Copyright(c) by Benny Sjostrand (benny@hostmobility.com) // // This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify // it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by // the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or // (at your option) any later version. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, // but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of // MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the // GNU General Public License for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA // // // This code runs inside the DSP (cs4610, cs4612, cs4624, or cs4630), // to compile it you need a tool named SPASM 3.0 and DSP code owned by // Cirrus Logic(R). The SPASM program will generate a object file (cwcdma.osp), // the "ospparser" tool will genereate the cwcdma.h file it's included from // the cs46xx_lib.c file. // // // The purpose of this code is very simple: make it possible to tranfser // the samples 'as they are' with no alteration from a PCMreader SCB (DMA from host) // to any other SCB. This is useful for AC3 throug SPDIF. SRC (source rate converters) // task always alters the samples in some how, however it's from 48khz -> 48khz. The // alterations are not audible, but AC3 wont work. // // ... // | // +---------------+ // | AsynchFGTxSCB | // +---------------+ // | // subListPtr // | // +--------------+ // | DMAReader | // +--------------+ // | // subListPtr // | // +-------------+ // | PCMReader | // +-------------+ // (DMA from host) // struct dmaSCB { long dma_reserved1[3]; short dma_reserved2:dma_outBufPtr; short dma_unused1:dma_unused2; long dma_reserved3[4]; short dma_subListPtr:dma_nextSCB; short dma_SPBptr:dma_entryPoint; long dma_strmRsConfig; long dma_strmBufPtr; long dma_reserved4; VolumeControl s2m_volume; }; #export DMAReader void DMAReader() { execChild(); r2 = r0->dma_subListPtr; r1 = r0->nextSCB; rsConfig01 = r2->strmRsConfig; // Load rsConfig for input buffer rsDMA01 = r2->basicReq.daw, , tb = Z(0 - rf); // Load rsDMA in case input buffer is a DMA buffer Test to see if there is any data to transfer if (tb) goto execSibling_2ind1 after { r5 = rf + (-1); r6 = r1->dma_entryPoint; // r6 = entry point of sibling task r1 = r1->dma_SPBptr, // r1 = pointer to sibling task's SPB , ind = r6; // Load entry point of sibling task } rsConfig23 = r0->dma_strmRsConfig; // Load rsConfig for output buffer (never a DMA buffer) r4 = r0->dma_outBufPtr; rsa0 = r2->strmBufPtr; // rsa0 = input buffer pointer for (i = r5; i >= 0; --i) after { rsa2 = r4; // rsa2 = output buffer pointer nop; nop; } //***************************** // TODO: cycles to this point * //***************************** { acc0 = (rsd0 = *rsa0++1); // get sample nop; // Those "nop"'s are really uggly, but there's nop; // something with DSP's pipelines which I don't nop; // understand, resulting this code to fail without // having those "nop"'s (Benny) rsa0?reqDMA = r2; // Trigger DMA transfer on input stream, // if needed to replenish input buffer nop; // Yet another magic "nop" to make stuff work ,,r98 = acc0 $+>> 0; // store sample in ALU nop; // latency on load register. // (this one is understandable) *rsa2++1 = r98; // store sample in output buffer nop; // The same story nop; // as above again ... nop; } // TODO: cycles per loop iteration r2->strmBufPtr = rsa0,, ; // Update the modified buffer pointers r4 = rsa2; // Load output pointer position into r4 r2 = r0->nextSCB; // Sibling task goto execSibling_2ind1 // takes 6 cycles after { r98 = r2->thisSPB:entryPoint; // Load child routine entry and data address r1 = r9; // r9 is r2->thisSPB r0->dma_outBufPtr = r4,, // Store updated output buffer pointer ind = r8; // r8 is r2->entryPoint } }