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lib-src/libnyquist/nyquist/tran/alpassvv.alg

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+(ALPASSVC-ALG
+;;
+;; delay is variable -- but we don't want to reallocate the delay buffer, so
+;; use an additional parameter for the maximum allowable delay. The sound will
+;; be written into the buffer every sample, but read using linear 
+;; interpolation. As in tapv, duplicate the sample at the first and last 
+;; locations in the buffer.
+;;
+(NAME "alpassvv")
+(ARGUMENTS ("sound_type" "input") ("sound_type" "delaysnd") ("sound_type" "feedback") 
+           ("double" "maxdelay"))
+(START (MAX input delaysnd))
+(STATE ("float" "delay_scale_factor" "(float) (input->sr * delaysnd->scale)")
+       ("long" "buflen" "max(2, (long) (input->sr * maxdelay + 2.5))")
+       ("sample_type *" "delaybuf"
+               "(sample_type *) calloc (susp->buflen + 1, sizeof(sample_type))")
+       ("sample_type *" "delayptr" "susp->delaybuf")
+;; since we allocate one extra sample, endptr points to the last sample
+       ("sample_type *" "endptr" "susp->delaybuf + susp->buflen"))
+(CONSTANT "delaylen" "endptr" "delay_scale_factor")
+(NOT-REGISTER delaybuf)
+(LINEAR input)
+(TERMINATE (MIN input))
+(INNER-LOOP-LOCALS "        register sample_type y, z, delaysamp;
+        register int delayi;
+        register sample_type *yptr;\n")
+(INNER-LOOP "
+        /* compute where to read y, we want y to be delay_snd samples
+         * after delay_ptr, where we write the new sample. First, 
+         * conver from seconds to samples. Note: don't use actual sound_type
+         * names in comments! The translator isn't smart enough.
+         */
+        register sample_type fb = feedback;
+        delaysamp = delaysnd * delay_scale_factor;
+        delayi = (int) delaysamp; /* get integer part */
+        delaysamp = delaysamp - delayi; /* get phase */
+        yptr = delayptr + buflen - (delayi + 1);
+        if (yptr >= endptr) yptr -= buflen;
+        /* now get y, the out-put of the delay, using interpolation */
+        /* note that as phase increases, we use more of yptr[0] because
+           positive phase means longer buffer means read earlier sample */
+        y = (float) ((yptr[0] * delaysamp) + (yptr[1] * (1.0 - delaysamp)));
+        /* WARNING: no check to keep delaysamp in range, so do this in LISP */
+
+        *delayptr++ = z = (sample_type) (fb * y + input);
+        /* Time out to update the buffer:
+         * this is a tricky buffer: buffer[0] == buffer[bufflen]
+         * the logical length is bufflen, but the actual length
+         * is bufflen + 1 to allow for a repeated sample at the
+         * end. This allows for efficient interpolation.
+         */
+        if (delayptr > endptr) {
+            delayptr = susp->delaybuf;
+            *delayptr++ = *endptr;
+        }
+        output = (sample_type) (y - fb * z);")
+(FINALIZATION "free(susp->delaybuf);")
+)
+