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#ifndef _VAMP_PLUGIN_INPUT_DOMAIN_ADAPTER_H_
#define _VAMP_PLUGIN_INPUT_DOMAIN_ADAPTER_H_

#include "PluginWrapper.h"

namespace Vamp {

namespace HostExt {

/**
 * PluginInputDomainAdapter is a Vamp plugin adapter that converts
 * time-domain input into frequency-domain input for plugins that need
 * it.  This permits a host to use time- and frequency-domain plugins
 * interchangeably without needing to handle the conversion itself.
 *
 * This adapter uses a basic Hanning windowed FFT that supports
 * power-of-two block sizes only.  If a frequency domain plugin
 * requests a non-power-of-two blocksize, the adapter will adjust it
 * to a nearby power of two instead.  Thus, getPreferredBlockSize()
 * will always return a power of two if the wrapped plugin is a
 * frequency domain one.  If the plugin doesn't accept the adjusted
 * power of two block size, initialise() will fail.
 *
 * The adapter provides no way for the host to discover whether the
 * underlying plugin is actually a time or frequency domain plugin
 * (except that if the preferred block size is not a power of two, it
 * must be a time domain plugin).
 *
 * The FFT implementation is simple and self-contained, but unlikely
 * to be the fastest available: a host can usually do better if it
 * cares enough.
 *
 * In every respect other than its input domain handling, the
 * PluginInputDomainAdapter behaves identically to the plugin that it
 * wraps.  The wrapped plugin will be deleted when the wrapper is
 * deleted.
 */

class PluginInputDomainAdapter : public PluginWrapper
{
public:
    PluginInputDomainAdapter(Plugin *plugin); // I take ownership of plugin
    virtual ~PluginInputDomainAdapter();
    
    bool initialise(size_t channels, size_t stepSize, size_t blockSize);

    InputDomain getInputDomain() const;

    size_t getPreferredStepSize() const;
    size_t getPreferredBlockSize() const;

    FeatureSet process(const float *const *inputBuffers, RealTime timestamp);

protected:
    size_t m_channels;
    size_t m_blockSize;
    float **m_freqbuf;
    double *m_ri;
    double *m_ro;
    double *m_io;

    void fft(unsigned int n, bool inverse,
             double *ri, double *ii, double *ro, double *io);

    size_t makeBlockSizeAcceptable(size_t) const;
};

}

}

#endif