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robert@493 1 @
robert@493 2 @ audio_routines.S
robert@493 3 @
robert@493 4 @ NEON-based functions for time-critical audio processing
robert@493 5 @
robert@493 6 @ Andrew McPherson 2014
robert@493 7 @ Queen Mary University of London
robert@493 8 @
robert@493 9
robert@493 10 .syntax unified
robert@493 11 .arch armv7-a
robert@493 12 .fpu neon
robert@493 13
robert@493 14 @ void oscillator_bank_neon(int numAudioFrames, float *audioOut,
robert@493 15 @ int activePartialNum, int lookupTableSize,
robert@493 16 @ float *phases, float *frequencies, float *amplitudes,
robert@493 17 @ float *freqDerivatives, float *ampDerivatives,
robert@493 18 @ float *lookupTable);
robert@493 19
robert@493 20 @ Registers:
robert@493 21 @ r0: numAudioFrames How many frames to render
robert@493 22 @ r1: audioOut Buffer for audio output samples [stereo]
robert@493 23 @ r2: activePartialNum How many active partials to render
robert@493 24 @ r3: lookupTableSize Size of lookup table
robert@493 25 @ ---- other arguments start on the stack and are moved: -----
robert@493 26 @ r4: phases Phase of each oscillator (pointer)
robert@493 27 @ r5: frequencies Normalised frequency of each oscillator (pointer)
robert@493 28 @ r6: amplitudes Normalised amplitude of each oscillator (pointer)
robert@493 29 @ r7: freqDerivatives Derivative of frequency for each oscillator (pointer)
robert@493 30 @ r8: ampDerivatives Derivative of amplitude for each oscillator (pointer)
robert@493 31 @ r9: lookupTable Lookup table containing one oscillation
robert@493 32 @
robert@493 33 @ Alignment requirements:
robert@493 34 @ audioOut: 8-byte boundary
robert@493 35 @ phases: 16-byte boundary
robert@493 36 @ frequencies: 16-byte boundary
robert@493 37 @ amplitudes: 16-byte boundary
robert@493 38 @ freqDerivatives: 16-byte bounary
robert@493 39 @ ampDerivatives: 16-byte boundary
robert@493 40 @ lookupTable: 4-byte boundary (TODO: check this)
robert@493 41
robert@493 42 .align 2
robert@493 43 .global oscillator_bank_neon
robert@493 44 .thumb
robert@493 45 .thumb_func
robert@493 46 .type oscillator_bank_neon, %function
robert@493 47 oscillator_bank_neon:
robert@493 48
robert@493 49
robert@493 50 dSample .dn D6.F32
robert@493 51 qPhases .qn Q8.F32
robert@493 52 dPhases_0 .dn D16.F32
robert@493 53 dPhases_1 .dn D17.F32
robert@493 54 qFreqs .qn Q9.F32
robert@493 55 dFreqs_0 .dn D18.F32
robert@493 56 dFreqs_1 .dn D19.F32
robert@493 57 qAmps .qn Q10.F32
robert@493 58 dAmps_0 .dn D20.F32
robert@493 59 dAmps_1 .dn D21.F32
robert@493 60 qFreqDs .qn Q11.F32
robert@493 61 dFreqDs_0 .dn D22.F32
robert@493 62 dFreqDs_1 .dn D23.F32
robert@493 63 qAmpDs .qn Q12.F32
robert@493 64 dAmpDs_0 .dn D24.F32
robert@493 65 dAmpDs_1 .dn D25.F32
robert@493 66
robert@493 67 qBaseInts .qn Q13.U32 @ Base indexes: unsigned ints x4
robert@493 68 dBaseInts_0 .dn D26.U32
robert@493 69 dBaseInts_1 .dn D27.U32
robert@493 70 qFractions .qn Q14.F32 @ Fraction indexes: floats x4
robert@493 71 qTableBase .qn Q15.U32 @ Base of lookup table
robert@493 72
robert@493 73 cmp r0, #0 @ Check for trivial case 1: zero frames
robert@493 74 it eq
robert@493 75 bxeq lr @ Return if that's the case (otherwise might have odd behaviour)
robert@493 76 cmp r2, #4 @ Check for trivial case 2: zero oscillators
robert@493 77 it lt
robert@493 78 bxlt lr @ Return if that's the case
robert@493 79
robert@493 80 push {r4-r11} @ Now arguments start 32 bytes above SP
robert@493 81 add r11, sp, #32 @ Pointer to 32 bytes into the stack
robert@493 82 ldm r11, {r4-r9} @ Load 6 arguments into registers
robert@493 83
robert@493 84 vdup qTableBase, r9 @ Move lookup table base index into 4 ints
robert@493 85
robert@493 86 @ Outer loop: iterate over the number of oscillators, choosing 4 at a
robert@493 87 @ time to work with.
robert@493 88 oscbank_oscillator_loop:
robert@493 89 vld1 {dPhases_0, dPhases_1}, [r4] @ no increment; will store at end of sample loop
robert@493 90 vld1 {dFreqs_0, dFreqs_1}, [r5]
robert@493 91 vld1 {dAmps_0, dAmps_1}, [r6]
robert@493 92 vld1 {dFreqDs_0, dFreqDs_1}, [r7]! @ increment; won't update at end of sample loop
robert@493 93 vld1 {dAmpDs_0, dAmpDs_1}, [r8]!
robert@493 94
robert@493 95 push {r0-r1,r4-r8}
robert@493 96 @ --- inner loop: iterate over the number of samples ---
robert@493 97 oscbank_sample_loop:
robert@493 98 vcvt qBaseInts, qPhases @ Take floor(phases)
robert@493 99 vmov q2.f32, #1.0 @ Load 1.0 into every slot of q2
robert@493 100 vshl q0.U32, qBaseInts, #2 @ Shift the indexes left 2 (*4 for float addressing)
robert@493 101 vcvt qFractions, qBaseInts @ int back to float
robert@493 102 vadd q0.U32, q0.U32, qTableBase @ Find memory addresses
robert@493 103
robert@493 104 vmov r4, r5, d0 @ Move two indexes to ARM registers
robert@493 105 vmov r6, r7, d1 @ Move two more indexes to ARM registers
robert@493 106 vsub qFractions, qPhases, qFractions @ fraction = phase - floor(phase)
robert@493 107
robert@493 108 vldr.64 d0, [r4] @ Load two consecutive floats at each location
robert@493 109 vldr.64 d1, [r5] @ These hold the previous and following samples in the table
robert@493 110 vldr.64 d2, [r6] @ TODO: check whether these work at 4-byte alignment
robert@493 111 vldr.64 d3, [r7]
robert@493 112
robert@493 113 @ Format at this point:
robert@493 114 @ Osc0(before) Osc0(after) Osc1(before) Osc1(after) Osc2(before) Osc2(after) Osc3(before) Osc3(after)
robert@493 115 @ We want:
robert@493 116 @ Osc0(before) Osc1(before) Osc2(before) Osc3(before) Osc0(after) Osc1(after) Osc2(after) Osc3(after)
robert@493 117
robert@493 118 vuzp.32 q0, q1 @ Now q0 contains before, q1 contains after
robert@493 119 vsub q2.f32, q2.f32, qFractions @ q2 = 1.0 - fraction
robert@493 120 vmul q1.f32, q1.f32, qFractions @ q1 = fraction * after
robert@493 121 vmul q0.f32, q0.f32, q2.f32 @ q0 = (1.0 - fraction) * before
robert@493 122
robert@493 123 vadd qPhases, qPhases, qFreqs @ Update phases
robert@493 124 vadd qFreqs, qFreqs, qFreqDs @ Update frequencies
robert@493 125
robert@493 126 vadd q0.f32, q0.f32, q1.f32 @ Add two interpolated components to get the final sample
robert@493 127 vdup q2.u32, r3 @ Put lookup table size into each element of q2
robert@493 128 vcvt qBaseInts, qPhases @ Take floor of new phases
robert@493 129 vmul q0.f32, q0.f32, qAmps @ Multiply samples by current amplitude
robert@493 130
robert@493 131 vld1 dSample, [r1] @ Load the current stereo samples
robert@493 132 vpadd d2.f32, d0.f32, d1.f32 @ Pairwise accumulate q0 (output sample) into d2
robert@493 133
robert@493 134 vand q2, q2, qBaseInts @ Logical AND of new phase int leaves 1 bit set only if phase >= table size
robert@493 135 vpadd d3.f32, d2.f32, d2.f32 @ Pairwise accumulate d2 into d0 --> d0[0] and d0[1] both hold total of 4 oscillators
robert@493 136 vadd qAmps, qAmps, qAmpDs @ Update amplitudes
robert@493 137 vcvt q0.f32, q2.u32 @ Convert int back to float after AND operation
robert@493 138
robert@493 139 vadd dSample, dSample, d3.f32 @ Add oscillator outputs to each channel
robert@493 140
robert@493 141 subs r0, r0, #1 @ numFrames--
robert@493 142 vsub qPhases, qPhases, q0.f32 @ Keep phases in table range
robert@493 143 vst1 dSample, [r1]! @ Store back in buffer and increment by 8
robert@493 144
robert@493 145 it gt
robert@493 146 bgt oscbank_sample_loop @ Loop if numFrames > 0
robert@493 147
robert@493 148 @ --- end inner loop ---
robert@493 149 pop {r0-r1,r4-r8} @ Restore registers: restores audioOut and numFrames, among others
robert@493 150
robert@493 151 vst1 {dPhases_0, dPhases_1}, [r4]! @ Store phases back to array
robert@493 152 vst1 {dFreqs_0, dFreqs_1}, [r5]! @ Store frequencies back to array
robert@493 153 vst1 {dAmps_0, dAmps_1}, [r6]! @ Store amplitudes back to array
robert@493 154 @ No need to update r7, r8
robert@493 155
robert@493 156 subs r2, r2, #4 @ numPartials -= 4
robert@493 157 it gt
robert@493 158 bgt oscbank_oscillator_loop @ Loop if numPartials > 0
robert@493 159
robert@493 160 pop {r4-r11}
robert@493 161 bx lr