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/*==LICENSE==*
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// //
// plWin32GroupedSound - Grouped version of a static sound. Lots of short //
// sounds stored in the buffer, all share the same //
// DSound playback buffer and only one plays at a //
// time. //
// //
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "hsTypes.h"
#include "plWin32GroupedSound.h"
#include "plDSoundBuffer.h"
#include "plAudioSystem.h"
#include "../plAudioCore/plSoundBuffer.h"
#include "../plAudioCore/plSoundDeswizzler.h"
#include "plgDispatch.h"
#include "../pnMessage/plSoundMsg.h"
#include "../plStatusLog/plStatusLog.h"
#include "plProfile.h"
#include "hsResMgr.h"
plProfile_Extern( MemSounds );
plProfile_Extern( StaticSndShoveTime );
plProfile_Extern( StaticSwizzleTime );
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
plWin32GroupedSound::plWin32GroupedSound()
{
fCurrentSound = 0;
}
plWin32GroupedSound::~plWin32GroupedSound()
{
DeActivate();
}
void plWin32GroupedSound::SetPositionArray( UInt16 numSounds, UInt32 *posArray, hsScalar *volumeArray )
{
UInt16 i;
fStartPositions.SetCountAndZero( numSounds );
fVolumes.SetCountAndZero( numSounds );
for( i = 0; i < numSounds; i++ )
{
fStartPositions[ i ] = posArray[ i ];
fVolumes[ i ] = volumeArray[ i ];
}
}
//// IRead/IWrite ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void plWin32GroupedSound::IRead( hsStream *s, hsResMgr *mgr )
{
plWin32StaticSound::IRead( s, mgr );
UInt16 i, n = s->ReadSwap16();
fStartPositions.SetCountAndZero( n );
fVolumes.SetCountAndZero( n );
for( i = 0; i < n; i++ )
{
fStartPositions[ i ] = s->ReadSwap32();
fVolumes[ i ] = s->ReadSwapScalar();
}
}
void plWin32GroupedSound::IWrite( hsStream *s, hsResMgr *mgr )
{
plWin32StaticSound::IWrite( s, mgr );
s->WriteSwap16( fStartPositions.GetCount() );
UInt16 i;
for( i = 0; i < fStartPositions.GetCount(); i++ )
{
s->WriteSwap32( fStartPositions[ i ] );
s->WriteSwapScalar( fVolumes[ i ] );
}
}
//// LoadSound ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
hsBool plWin32GroupedSound::LoadSound( hsBool is3D )
{
if( fFailed )
return false;
if( fPriority > plgAudioSys::GetPriorityCutoff() )
return false; // Don't set the failed flag, just return
if( !plgAudioSys::Active() || fDSoundBuffer != nil )
return false;
// Debug flag #1
if( fChannelSelect > 0 && plgAudioSys::IsDebugFlagSet( plgAudioSys::kDisableRightSelect ) )
{
// Force a fail
fFailed = true;
return false;
}
// We need it to be resident to read in
plSoundBuffer::ELoadReturnVal retVal = IPreLoadBuffer(true);
plSoundBuffer *buffer = (plSoundBuffer *)fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded();
if(!buffer)
{
return plSoundBuffer::kError;
}
if( retVal == plSoundBuffer::kPending) // we are still reading data.
{
return true;
}
// We need it to be resident to read in
if( retVal == plSoundBuffer::kError)
{
char str[ 256 ];
sprintf( str, "Unable to open .wav file %s", fDataBufferKey ? fDataBufferKey->GetName() : "nil");
IPrintDbgMessage( str, true );
fFailed = true;
return false;
}
SetProperty( kPropIs3DSound, is3D );
plWAVHeader header = buffer->GetHeader();
// Debug flag #2
if( fChannelSelect == 0 && header.fNumChannels > 1 && plgAudioSys::IsDebugFlagSet( plgAudioSys::kDisableLeftSelect ) )
{
// Force a fail
fFailed = true;
return false;
}
// Calculate the maximum size for our buffer. This will be the length of the longest sound we're going to
// have to play.
UInt16 i;
UInt32 maxSoundSize, len;
for( i = 1, maxSoundSize = 0; i < fStartPositions.GetCount(); i++ )
{
len = fStartPositions[ i ] - fStartPositions[ i - 1 ];
if( len > maxSoundSize )
maxSoundSize = len;
}
len = buffer->GetDataLength() - fStartPositions[ fStartPositions.GetCount() - 1 ];
if( len > maxSoundSize )
maxSoundSize = len;
// Based on that, allocate our buffer
UInt32 bufferSize = maxSoundSize - ( maxSoundSize % header.fBlockAlign );
if( header.fNumChannels > 1 && is3D )
{
// We can only do a single channel of 3D sound. So copy over one (later)
bufferSize /= header.fNumChannels;
header.fBlockAlign /= header.fNumChannels;
header.fAvgBytesPerSec /= header.fNumChannels;
header.fNumChannels = 1;
}
fNumDestChannels = (UInt8)(header.fNumChannels);
fNumDestBytesPerSample = (UInt8)(header.fBlockAlign);
// Create our DSound buffer (or rather, the wrapper around it)
fDSoundBuffer = TRACKED_NEW plDSoundBuffer( bufferSize, header, is3D, IsPropertySet( kPropLooping ), true );
if( !fDSoundBuffer->IsValid() )
{
char str[256];
sprintf(str, "Can't create sound buffer for %s.wav. This could happen if the wav file is a stereo file. Stereo files are not supported on 3D sounds. If the file is not stereo then please report this error.", GetFileName());
IPrintDbgMessage( str, true );
fFailed = true;
delete fDSoundBuffer;
fDSoundBuffer = nil;
return false;
}
IRefreshEAXSettings( true );
// Fill the buffer with whatever our current sound is.
IFillCurrentSound( 0 );
// Logging
char str[ 256 ];
sprintf( str, " Grouped %s %s allocated (%d msec).", buffer->GetFileName() != nil ? "file" : "buffer",
buffer->GetFileName() != nil ? buffer->GetFileName() : buffer->GetKey()->GetUoid().GetObjectName(),
//fDSoundBuffer->IsHardwareAccelerated() ? "hardware" : "software",
//fDSoundBuffer->IsStaticVoice() ? "static" : "dynamic",
#ifdef PL_PROFILE_ENABLED
gProfileVarStaticSndShoveTime.GetValue() );
#else
0 );
#endif
IPrintDbgMessage( str );
if( GetKey() != nil && GetKeyName() != nil && strstr( GetKeyName(), "Footstep" ) != nil )
;
else
plStatusLog::AddLineS( "audioTimes.log", "%s (%s)", str, GetKey() ? GetKeyName() : "unkeyed" );
fTotalBytes = bufferSize;
plProfile_NewMem( MemSounds, fTotalBytes );
// All done!
// if( fLoadFromDiskOnDemand )
// IUnloadDataBuffer();
FreeSoundData();
return true;
}
//// GetSoundLength //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Gets the length (in seconds) of the given sound index from the group.
hsScalar plWin32GroupedSound::GetSoundLength( Int16 soundIndex )
{
plSoundBuffer *buffer = (plSoundBuffer *)fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded();
if(buffer)
{
return (hsScalar)IGetSoundByteLength( soundIndex ) / buffer->GetHeader().fAvgBytesPerSec;
}
return 0;
}
//// IGetSoundByteLength /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Byte version of above.
UInt32 plWin32GroupedSound::IGetSoundByteLength( Int16 soundIndex )
{
if( soundIndex == fStartPositions.GetCount() - 1 )
return ((plSoundBuffer *)fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded())->GetDataLength() - fStartPositions[ soundIndex ];
else
return fStartPositions[ soundIndex + 1 ] - fStartPositions[ soundIndex ];
}
//// IGetDataPointer/Length //////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Abstracting a few things here for the incidentalMgr
void *plWin32GroupedSound::IGetDataPointer( void ) const
{
return ( fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded() ) ? (void *)( (UInt8 *)((plSoundBuffer *)fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded())->GetData() + fStartPositions[ fCurrentSound ] ) : nil;
}
UInt32 plWin32GroupedSound::IGetDataLength( void ) const
{
return ( fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded() ) ? fCurrentSoundLength : 0;
}
//// IFillCurrentSound ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Fills the DSoundBuffer with data from the current sound from our sound
// group, optionally switching what our current sound is.
void plWin32GroupedSound::IFillCurrentSound( Int16 newCurrent /*= -1*/ )
{
//void *dataPtr;
//UInt32 dataLength;
if( !fDSoundBuffer && plgAudioSys::Active() )
LoadSound( IsPropertySet( kPropIs3DSound ) );
plProfile_BeginTiming( StaticSndShoveTime );
// Make sure we're stopped first. Don't want to be filling while we're playing
Stop();
if( newCurrent != -1 )
{
fCurrentSound = (UInt16)newCurrent;
if( fCurrentSound >= fStartPositions.GetCount() )
{
// Invalid index!
hsAssert( false, "Invalid index in plWin32GroupedSound::IFillCurrentSound()" );
fCurrentSound = -1;
return;
}
// Set our length based on the current sound
fCurrentSoundLength = IGetSoundByteLength( fCurrentSound );
if( fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded() )
SetLength( fCurrentSoundLength / ((plSoundBuffer *)fDataBufferKey->ObjectIsLoaded())->GetHeader().fAvgBytesPerSec );
// Update our volume as well
SetVolume( fVolumes[ fCurrentSound ] );
}
if( fDSoundBuffer != nil )
{
/// Lock our buffer
//fDSoundBuffer->Lock( dataLength, dataPtr );
/// Copy or de-swizzle?
//if( fDataBuffer->GetHeader().fNumChannels == fNumDestChannels )
{
// Just copy
//memcpy( dataPtr, (Byte *)fDataBuffer->GetData() + fStartPositions[ fCurrentSound ], fCurrentSoundLength );
//dataPtr = (Byte *)dataPtr + fCurrentSoundLength;
//dataLength -= fCurrentSoundLength;
}
//else
{
// We're extracting a single channel of sound into our sound buffer, so it isn't a straight copy...
/*plProfile_BeginTiming( StaticSwizzleTime );
plSoundDeswizzler deswiz( (Byte *)fDataBuffer->GetData() + fStartPositions[ fCurrentSound ], fCurrentSoundLength,
(UInt8)(fDataBuffer->GetHeader().fNumChannels), fNumDestBytesPerSample );
deswiz.Extract( fChannelSelect, dataPtr );
dataPtr = (Byte *)dataPtr + fCurrentSoundLength / fDataBuffer->GetHeader().fNumChannels;
dataLength -= fCurrentSoundLength / fDataBuffer->GetHeader().fNumChannels;
plProfile_EndTiming( StaticSwizzleTime );*/
}
/// Fill the remaining part with empty space
//memset( dataPtr, 0, dataLength );
/// Finally, unlock!
//fDSoundBuffer->Unlock();
}
/// All done!
plProfile_EndTiming( StaticSndShoveTime );
}
void plWin32GroupedSound::IDerivedActuallyPlay( void )
{
// Ensure there's a stop notify for us
if( !fReallyPlaying )
{
fDSoundBuffer->Play();
fReallyPlaying = true;
}
plSoundEvent *event = IFindEvent( plSoundEvent::kStart );
if( event != nil )
event->SendCallbacks();
}
hsBool plWin32GroupedSound::MsgReceive( plMessage* pMsg )
{
plSoundMsg *soundMsg = plSoundMsg::ConvertNoRef( pMsg );
if( soundMsg != nil && soundMsg->Cmd( plSoundMsg::kSelectFromGroup ) )
{
IFillCurrentSound( soundMsg->fIndex );
return true;
}
else if( soundMsg != nil && soundMsg->Cmd( plSoundMsg::kPlay ) )
{
Play();
//plIncidentalMgr::GetInstance()->Play( this, plIncidentalMgr::kNormal );
return true;
}
return plWin32StaticSound::MsgReceive( pMsg );
}