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FFT Plugin: Revamp the main code to rid it of 64-bit math. Use 32-bit kiss_fft_scalar because 16-bit integers are generally a poor choice for computation on-target. Simplify display code to speed it up. Add logarithmic frequency display (need keymappings, guessed on some). On dual-core, perform FFT on COP. Add some support function to fixedpoint.c. ... and stuff.
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@ -171,6 +171,35 @@ long fp_sqrt(long x, unsigned int fracbits)
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return b;
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}
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/* Accurate int sqrt with only elementary operations. (the above
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* routine fails badly without enough iterations, more iterations
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* than this requires -- [give that one a FIXME]).
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* Snagged from:
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* http://www.devmaster.net/articles/fixed-point-optimizations/ */
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unsigned long isqrt(unsigned long x)
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{
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/* Adding CLZ could optimize this further */
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unsigned long g = 0;
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int bshift = 15;
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unsigned long b = 1ul << bshift;
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do
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{
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unsigned long temp = (g + g + b) << bshift;
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if (x > temp)
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{
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g += b;
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x -= temp;
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}
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b >>= 1;
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}
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while (bshift--);
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return g;
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}
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#endif /* PLUGIN or CODEC */
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@ -256,6 +285,44 @@ long fp16_log(int x) {
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y-=x>>15;
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return y;
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}
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/**
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* Fixed-point exponential
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* taken from http://www.quinapalus.com/efunc.html
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* "The code assumes integers are at least 32 bits long. The (non-negative)
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* argument and the result of the function are both expressed as fixed-point
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* values with 16 fractional bits. Notice that after 11 steps of the
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* algorithm the constants involved become such that the code is simply
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* doing a multiplication: this is explained in the note below.
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* The extension to negative arguments is left as an exercise."
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*/
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long fp16_exp(int x)
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{
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int t,y;
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y=0x00010000;
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t=x-0x58b91; if(t>=0) x=t,y<<=8;
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t=x-0x2c5c8; if(t>=0) x=t,y<<=4;
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t=x-0x162e4; if(t>=0) x=t,y<<=2;
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t=x-0x0b172; if(t>=0) x=t,y<<=1;
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t=x-0x067cd; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>1;
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t=x-0x03920; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>2;
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t=x-0x01e27; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>3;
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t=x-0x00f85; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>4;
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t=x-0x007e1; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>5;
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t=x-0x003f8; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>6;
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t=x-0x001fe; if(t>=0) x=t,y+=y>>7;
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if(x&0x100) y+=y>>8;
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if(x&0x080) y+=y>>9;
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if(x&0x040) y+=y>>10;
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if(x&0x020) y+=y>>11;
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if(x&0x010) y+=y>>12;
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if(x&0x008) y+=y>>13;
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if(x&0x004) y+=y>>14;
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if(x&0x002) y+=y>>15;
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if(x&0x001) y+=y>>16;
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return y;
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}
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#endif /* PLUGIN */
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