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Fraunhofer IIS FDK 82383e3212 Fix potential invalid memory access for concealment in decodeEnvelope() 
Test: atest DecoderTestXheAac ; atest DecoderTestAacDrc

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/* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/**************************** SBR decoder library ******************************
Author(s):
Description:
*******************************************************************************/
/*!
\file
\brief envelope decoding
This module provides envelope decoding and error concealment algorithms. The
main entry point is decodeSbrData().
\sa decodeSbrData(),\ref documentationOverview
*/
#include "env_dec.h"
#include "env_extr.h"
#include "transcendent.h"
#include "genericStds.h"
static void decodeEnvelope(HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data_otherChannel);
static void sbr_envelope_unmapping(HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_data_left,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_data_right);
static void requantizeEnvelopeData(HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
int ampResolution);
static void deltaToLinearPcmEnvelopeDecoding(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data);
static void decodeNoiseFloorlevels(HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data);
static void timeCompensateFirstEnvelope(HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data);
static int checkEnvelopeData(HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData,
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data);
#define SBR_ENERGY_PAN_OFFSET (12 << ENV_EXP_FRACT)
#define SBR_MAX_ENERGY (35 << ENV_EXP_FRACT)
#define DECAY (1 << ENV_EXP_FRACT)
#if ENV_EXP_FRACT
#define DECAY_COUPLING \
(1 << (ENV_EXP_FRACT - 1)) /*!< corresponds to a value of 0.5 */
#else
#define DECAY_COUPLING \
1 /*!< If the energy data is not shifted, use 1 instead of 0.5 */
#endif
/*!
\brief Convert table index
*/
static int indexLow2High(int offset, /*!< mapping factor */
int index, /*!< index to scalefactor band */
int res) /*!< frequency resolution */
{
if (res == 0) {
if (offset >= 0) {
if (index < offset)
return (index);
else
return (2 * index - offset);
} else {
offset = -offset;
if (index < offset)
return (2 * index + index);
else
return (2 * index + offset);
}
} else
return (index);
}
/*!
\brief Update previous envelope value for delta-coding
The current envelope values needs to be stored for delta-coding
in the next frame. The stored envelope is always represented with
the high frequency resolution. If the current envelope uses the
low frequency resolution, the energy value will be mapped to the
corresponding high-res bands.
*/
static void mapLowResEnergyVal(
FIXP_SGL currVal, /*!< current energy value */
FIXP_SGL *prevData, /*!< pointer to previous data vector */
int offset, /*!< mapping factor */
int index, /*!< index to scalefactor band */
int res) /*!< frequeny resolution */
{
if (res == 0) {
if (offset >= 0) {
if (index < offset)
prevData[index] = currVal;
else {
prevData[2 * index - offset] = currVal;
prevData[2 * index + 1 - offset] = currVal;
}
} else {
offset = -offset;
if (index < offset) {
prevData[3 * index] = currVal;
prevData[3 * index + 1] = currVal;
prevData[3 * index + 2] = currVal;
} else {
prevData[2 * index + offset] = currVal;
prevData[2 * index + 1 + offset] = currVal;
}
}
} else
prevData[index] = currVal;
}
/*!
\brief Convert raw envelope and noisefloor data to energy levels
This function is being called by sbrDecoder_ParseElement() and provides two
important algorithms:
First the function decodes envelopes and noise floor levels as described in
requantizeEnvelopeData() and sbr_envelope_unmapping(). The function also
implements concealment algorithms in case there are errors within the sbr
data. For both operations fractional arithmetic is used. Therefore you might
encounter different output values on your target system compared to the
reference implementation.
*/
void decodeSbrData(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA
h_data_left, /*!< pointer to left channel frame data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA
h_prev_data_left, /*!< pointer to left channel previous frame data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA
h_data_right, /*!< pointer to right channel frame data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA
h_prev_data_right) /*!< pointer to right channel previous frame data */
{
FIXP_SGL tempSfbNrgPrev[MAX_FREQ_COEFFS];
int errLeft;
/* Save previous energy values to be able to reuse them later for concealment.
*/
FDKmemcpy(tempSfbNrgPrev, h_prev_data_left->sfb_nrg_prev,
MAX_FREQ_COEFFS * sizeof(FIXP_SGL));
if (hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag || hHeaderData->bs_info.pvc_mode == 0) {
decodeEnvelope(hHeaderData, h_data_left, h_prev_data_left,
h_prev_data_right);
} else {
FDK_ASSERT(h_data_right == NULL);
}
decodeNoiseFloorlevels(hHeaderData, h_data_left, h_prev_data_left);
if (h_data_right != NULL) {
errLeft = hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag;
decodeEnvelope(hHeaderData, h_data_right, h_prev_data_right,
h_prev_data_left);
decodeNoiseFloorlevels(hHeaderData, h_data_right, h_prev_data_right);
if (!errLeft && hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag) {
/* If an error occurs in the right channel where the left channel seemed
ok, we apply concealment also on the left channel. This ensures that
the coupling modes of both channels match and that we have the same
number of envelopes in coupling mode. However, as the left channel has
already been processed before, the resulting energy levels are not the
same as if the left channel had been concealed during the first call of
decodeEnvelope().
*/
/* Restore previous energy values for concealment, because the values have
been overwritten by the first call of decodeEnvelope(). */
FDKmemcpy(h_prev_data_left->sfb_nrg_prev, tempSfbNrgPrev,
MAX_FREQ_COEFFS * sizeof(FIXP_SGL));
/* Do concealment */
decodeEnvelope(hHeaderData, h_data_left, h_prev_data_left,
h_prev_data_right);
}
if (h_data_left->coupling) {
sbr_envelope_unmapping(hHeaderData, h_data_left, h_data_right);
}
}
/* Display the data for debugging: */
}
/*!
\brief Convert from coupled channels to independent L/R data
*/
static void sbr_envelope_unmapping(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_data_left, /*!< pointer to left channel */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_data_right) /*!< pointer to right channel */
{
int i;
FIXP_SGL tempL_m, tempR_m, tempRplus1_m, newL_m, newR_m;
SCHAR tempL_e, tempR_e, tempRplus1_e, newL_e, newR_e;
/* 1. Unmap (already dequantized) coupled envelope energies */
for (i = 0; i < h_data_left->nScaleFactors; i++) {
tempR_m = (FIXP_SGL)((LONG)h_data_right->iEnvelope[i] & MASK_M);
tempR_e = (SCHAR)((LONG)h_data_right->iEnvelope[i] & MASK_E);
tempR_e -= (18 + NRG_EXP_OFFSET); /* -18 = ld(UNMAPPING_SCALE /
h_data_right->nChannels) */
tempL_m = (FIXP_SGL)((LONG)h_data_left->iEnvelope[i] & MASK_M);
tempL_e = (SCHAR)((LONG)h_data_left->iEnvelope[i] & MASK_E);
tempL_e -= NRG_EXP_OFFSET;
/* Calculate tempRight+1 */
FDK_add_MantExp(tempR_m, tempR_e, FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f), 1, /* 1.0 */
&tempRplus1_m, &tempRplus1_e);
FDK_divide_MantExp(tempL_m, tempL_e + 1, /* 2 * tempLeft */
tempRplus1_m, tempRplus1_e, &newR_m, &newR_e);
if (newR_m >= ((FIXP_SGL)MAXVAL_SGL - ROUNDING)) {
newR_m >>= 1;
newR_e += 1;
}
newL_m = FX_DBL2FX_SGL(fMult(tempR_m, newR_m));
newL_e = tempR_e + newR_e;
h_data_right->iEnvelope[i] =
((FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newR_m + ROUNDING) & MASK_M)) +
(FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newR_e + NRG_EXP_OFFSET) & MASK_E);
h_data_left->iEnvelope[i] =
((FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newL_m + ROUNDING) & MASK_M)) +
(FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newL_e + NRG_EXP_OFFSET) & MASK_E);
}
/* 2. Dequantize and unmap coupled noise floor levels */
for (i = 0; i < hHeaderData->freqBandData.nNfb *
h_data_left->frameInfo.nNoiseEnvelopes;
i++) {
tempL_e = (SCHAR)(6 - (LONG)h_data_left->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i]);
tempR_e = (SCHAR)((LONG)h_data_right->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] -
12) /*SBR_ENERGY_PAN_OFFSET*/;
/* Calculate tempR+1 */
FDK_add_MantExp(FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f), 1 + tempR_e, /* tempR */
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f), 1, /* 1.0 */
&tempRplus1_m, &tempRplus1_e);
/* Calculate 2*tempLeft/(tempR+1) */
FDK_divide_MantExp(FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f), tempL_e + 2, /* 2 * tempLeft */
tempRplus1_m, tempRplus1_e, &newR_m, &newR_e);
/* if (newR_m >= ((FIXP_SGL)MAXVAL_SGL - ROUNDING)) {
newR_m >>= 1;
newR_e += 1;
} */
/* L = tempR * R */
newL_m = newR_m;
newL_e = newR_e + tempR_e;
h_data_right->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] =
((FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newR_m + ROUNDING) & MASK_M)) +
(FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newR_e + NOISE_EXP_OFFSET) & MASK_E);
h_data_left->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] =
((FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newL_m + ROUNDING) & MASK_M)) +
(FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)(newL_e + NOISE_EXP_OFFSET) & MASK_E);
}
}
/*!
\brief Simple alternative to the real SBR concealment
If the real frameInfo is not available due to a frame loss, a replacement will
be constructed with 1 envelope spanning the whole frame (FIX-FIX).
The delta-coded energies are set to negative values, resulting in a fade-down.
In case of coupling, the balance-channel will move towards the center.
*/
static void leanSbrConcealment(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to current data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data /*!< pointer to data of last frame */
) {
FIXP_SGL target; /* targeted level for sfb_nrg_prev during fade-down */
FIXP_SGL step; /* speed of fade */
int i;
int currentStartPos =
fMax(0, h_prev_data->stopPos - hHeaderData->numberTimeSlots);
int currentStopPos = hHeaderData->numberTimeSlots;
/* Use some settings of the previous frame */
h_sbr_data->ampResolutionCurrentFrame = h_prev_data->ampRes;
h_sbr_data->coupling = h_prev_data->coupling;
for (i = 0; i < MAX_INVF_BANDS; i++)
h_sbr_data->sbr_invf_mode[i] = h_prev_data->sbr_invf_mode[i];
/* Generate concealing control data */
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.nEnvelopes = 1;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.borders[0] = currentStartPos;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.borders[1] = currentStopPos;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.freqRes[0] = 1;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.tranEnv = -1; /* no transient */
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.nNoiseEnvelopes = 1;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.bordersNoise[0] = currentStartPos;
h_sbr_data->frameInfo.bordersNoise[1] = currentStopPos;
h_sbr_data->nScaleFactors = hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[1];
/* Generate fake envelope data */
h_sbr_data->domain_vec[0] = 1;
if (h_sbr_data->coupling == COUPLING_BAL) {
target = (FIXP_SGL)SBR_ENERGY_PAN_OFFSET;
step = (FIXP_SGL)DECAY_COUPLING;
} else {
target = FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.0f);
step = (FIXP_SGL)DECAY;
}
if (hHeaderData->bs_info.ampResolution == 0) {
target <<= 1;
step <<= 1;
}
for (i = 0; i < h_sbr_data->nScaleFactors; i++) {
if (h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev[i] > target)
h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i] = -step;
else
h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i] = step;
}
/* Noisefloor levels are always cleared ... */
h_sbr_data->domain_vec_noise[0] = 1;
FDKmemclear(h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel,
sizeof(h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel));
/* ... and so are the sines */
FDKmemclear(h_sbr_data->addHarmonics,
sizeof(ULONG) * ADD_HARMONICS_FLAGS_SIZE);
}
/*!
\brief Build reference energies and noise levels from bitstream elements
*/
static void decodeEnvelope(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to current data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA
h_prev_data, /*!< pointer to data of last frame */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA
otherChannel /*!< other channel's last frame data */
) {
int i;
int fFrameError = hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag;
FIXP_SGL tempSfbNrgPrev[MAX_FREQ_COEFFS];
if (!fFrameError) {
/*
To avoid distortions after bad frames, set the error flag if delta coding
in time occurs. However, SBR can take a little longer to come up again.
*/
if (h_prev_data->frameErrorFlag) {
if (h_sbr_data->domain_vec[0] != 0) {
fFrameError = 1;
}
} else {
/* Check that the previous stop position and the current start position
match. (Could be done in checkFrameInfo(), but the previous frame data
is not available there) */
if (h_sbr_data->frameInfo.borders[0] !=
h_prev_data->stopPos - hHeaderData->numberTimeSlots) {
/* Both the previous as well as the current frame are flagged to be ok,
* but they do not match! */
if (h_sbr_data->domain_vec[0] == 1) {
/* Prefer concealment over delta-time coding between the mismatching
* frames */
fFrameError = 1;
} else {
/* Close the gap in time by triggering timeCompensateFirstEnvelope()
*/
fFrameError = 1;
}
}
}
}
if (fFrameError) /* Error is detected */
{
leanSbrConcealment(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data);
/* decode the envelope data to linear PCM */
deltaToLinearPcmEnvelopeDecoding(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data);
} else /*Do a temporary dummy decoding and check that the envelope values are
within limits */
{
if (h_prev_data->frameErrorFlag) {
timeCompensateFirstEnvelope(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data);
if (h_sbr_data->coupling != h_prev_data->coupling) {
/*
Coupling mode has changed during concealment.
The stored energy levels need to be converted.
*/
for (i = 0; i < hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[1]; i++) {
/* Former Level-Channel will be used for both channels */
if (h_prev_data->coupling == COUPLING_BAL) {
h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev[i] =
(otherChannel != NULL) ? otherChannel->sfb_nrg_prev[i]
: (FIXP_SGL)SBR_ENERGY_PAN_OFFSET;
}
/* Former L/R will be combined as the new Level-Channel */
else if (h_sbr_data->coupling == COUPLING_LEVEL &&
otherChannel != NULL) {
h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev[i] = (h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev[i] +
otherChannel->sfb_nrg_prev[i]) >>
1;
} else if (h_sbr_data->coupling == COUPLING_BAL) {
h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev[i] = (FIXP_SGL)SBR_ENERGY_PAN_OFFSET;
}
}
}
}
FDKmemcpy(tempSfbNrgPrev, h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev,
MAX_FREQ_COEFFS * sizeof(FIXP_SGL));
deltaToLinearPcmEnvelopeDecoding(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data);
fFrameError = checkEnvelopeData(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data);
if (fFrameError) {
hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag = 1;
FDKmemcpy(h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev, tempSfbNrgPrev,
MAX_FREQ_COEFFS * sizeof(FIXP_SGL));
decodeEnvelope(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data, h_prev_data, otherChannel);
return;
}
}
requantizeEnvelopeData(h_sbr_data, h_sbr_data->ampResolutionCurrentFrame);
hHeaderData->frameErrorFlag = fFrameError;
}
/*!
\brief Verify that envelope energies are within the allowed range
\return 0 if all is fine, 1 if an envelope value was too high
*/
static int checkEnvelopeData(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to current data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data /*!< pointer to data of last frame */
) {
FIXP_SGL *iEnvelope = h_sbr_data->iEnvelope;
FIXP_SGL *sfb_nrg_prev = h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev;
int i = 0, errorFlag = 0;
FIXP_SGL sbr_max_energy = (h_sbr_data->ampResolutionCurrentFrame == 1)
? SBR_MAX_ENERGY
: (SBR_MAX_ENERGY << 1);
/*
Range check for current energies
*/
for (i = 0; i < h_sbr_data->nScaleFactors; i++) {
if (iEnvelope[i] > sbr_max_energy) {
errorFlag = 1;
}
if (iEnvelope[i] < FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.0f)) {
errorFlag = 1;
/* iEnvelope[i] = FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.0f); */
}
}
/*
Range check for previous energies
*/
for (i = 0; i < hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[1]; i++) {
sfb_nrg_prev[i] = fixMax(sfb_nrg_prev[i], FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.0f));
sfb_nrg_prev[i] = fixMin(sfb_nrg_prev[i], sbr_max_energy);
}
return (errorFlag);
}
/*!
\brief Verify that the noise levels are within the allowed range
The function is equivalent to checkEnvelopeData().
When the noise-levels are being decoded, it is already too late for
concealment. Therefore the noise levels are simply limited here.
*/
static void limitNoiseLevels(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data) /*!< pointer to current data */
{
int i;
int nNfb = hHeaderData->freqBandData.nNfb;
/*
Set range limits. The exact values depend on the coupling mode.
However this limitation is primarily intended to avoid unlimited
accumulation of the delta-coded noise levels.
*/
#define lowerLimit \
((FIXP_SGL)0) /* lowerLimit actually refers to the _highest_ noise energy */
#define upperLimit \
((FIXP_SGL)35) /* upperLimit actually refers to the _lowest_ noise energy */
/*
Range check for current noise levels
*/
for (i = 0; i < h_sbr_data->frameInfo.nNoiseEnvelopes * nNfb; i++) {
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] =
fixMin(h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i], upperLimit);
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] =
fixMax(h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i], lowerLimit);
}
}
/*!
\brief Compensate for the wrong timing that might occur after a frame error.
*/
static void timeCompensateFirstEnvelope(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to actual data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA
h_prev_data) /*!< pointer to data of last frame */
{
int i, nScalefactors;
FRAME_INFO *pFrameInfo = &h_sbr_data->frameInfo;
UCHAR *nSfb = hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb;
int estimatedStartPos =
fMax(0, h_prev_data->stopPos - hHeaderData->numberTimeSlots);
int refLen, newLen, shift;
FIXP_SGL deltaExp;
/* Original length of first envelope according to bitstream */
refLen = pFrameInfo->borders[1] - pFrameInfo->borders[0];
/* Corrected length of first envelope (concealing can make the first envelope
* longer) */
newLen = pFrameInfo->borders[1] - estimatedStartPos;
if (newLen <= 0) {
/* An envelope length of <= 0 would not work, so we don't use it.
May occur if the previous frame was flagged bad due to a mismatch
of the old and new frame infos. */
newLen = refLen;
estimatedStartPos = pFrameInfo->borders[0];
}
deltaExp = FDK_getNumOctavesDiv8(newLen, refLen);
/* Shift by -3 to rescale ld-table, ampRes-1 to enable coarser steps */
shift = (FRACT_BITS - 1 - ENV_EXP_FRACT - 1 +
h_sbr_data->ampResolutionCurrentFrame - 3);
deltaExp = deltaExp >> shift;
pFrameInfo->borders[0] = estimatedStartPos;
pFrameInfo->bordersNoise[0] = estimatedStartPos;
if (h_sbr_data->coupling != COUPLING_BAL) {
nScalefactors = (pFrameInfo->freqRes[0]) ? nSfb[1] : nSfb[0];
for (i = 0; i < nScalefactors; i++)
h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i] = h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i] + deltaExp;
}
}
/*!
\brief Convert each envelope value from logarithmic to linear domain
Energy levels are transmitted in powers of 2, i.e. only the exponent
is extracted from the bitstream.
Therefore, normally only integer exponents can occur. However during
fading (in case of a corrupt bitstream), a fractional part can also
occur. The data in the array iEnvelope is shifted left by ENV_EXP_FRACT
compared to an integer representation so that numbers smaller than 1
can be represented.
This function calculates a mantissa corresponding to the fractional
part of the exponent for each reference energy. The array iEnvelope
is converted in place to save memory. Input and output data must
be interpreted differently, as shown in the below figure:
\image html EnvelopeData.png
The data is then used in calculateSbrEnvelope().
*/
static void requantizeEnvelopeData(HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data,
int ampResolution) {
int i;
FIXP_SGL mantissa;
int ampShift = 1 - ampResolution;
int exponent;
/* In case that ENV_EXP_FRACT is changed to something else but 0 or 8,
the initialization of this array has to be adapted!
*/
#if ENV_EXP_FRACT
static const FIXP_SGL pow2[ENV_EXP_FRACT] = {
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 1))), /* 0.7071 */
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 2))), /* 0.5946 */
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 3))),
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 4))),
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 5))),
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 6))),
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 7))),
FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f * pow(2.0f, pow(0.5f, 8))) /* 0.5013 */
};
int bit, mask;
#endif
for (i = 0; i < h_sbr_data->nScaleFactors; i++) {
exponent = (LONG)h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i];
#if ENV_EXP_FRACT
exponent = exponent >> ampShift;
mantissa = 0.5f;
/* Amplify mantissa according to the fractional part of the
exponent (result will be between 0.500000 and 0.999999)
*/
mask = 1; /* begin with lowest bit of exponent */
for (bit = ENV_EXP_FRACT - 1; bit >= 0; bit--) {
if (exponent & mask) {
/* The current bit of the exponent is set,
multiply mantissa with the corresponding factor: */
mantissa = (FIXP_SGL)((mantissa * pow2[bit]) << 1);
}
/* Advance to next bit */
mask = mask << 1;
}
/* Make integer part of exponent right aligned */
exponent = exponent >> ENV_EXP_FRACT;
#else
/* In case of the high amplitude resolution, 1 bit of the exponent gets lost
by the shift. This will be compensated by a mantissa of 0.5*sqrt(2)
instead of 0.5 if that bit is 1. */
mantissa = (exponent & ampShift) ? FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.707106781186548f)
: FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f);
exponent = exponent >> ampShift;
#endif
/*
Mantissa was set to 0.5 (instead of 1.0, therefore increase exponent by
1). Multiply by L=nChannels=64 by increasing exponent by another 6.
=> Increase exponent by 7
*/
exponent += 7 + NRG_EXP_OFFSET;
/* Combine mantissa and exponent and write back the result */
h_sbr_data->iEnvelope[i] =
((FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)mantissa & MASK_M)) +
(FIXP_SGL)((SHORT)(FIXP_SGL)exponent & MASK_E);
}
}
/*!
\brief Build new reference energies from old ones and delta coded data
*/
static void deltaToLinearPcmEnvelopeDecoding(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to current data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data) /*!< pointer to previous data */
{
int i, domain, no_of_bands, band, freqRes;
FIXP_SGL *sfb_nrg_prev = h_prev_data->sfb_nrg_prev;
FIXP_SGL *ptr_nrg = h_sbr_data->iEnvelope;
int offset =
2 * hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[0] - hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[1];
for (i = 0; i < h_sbr_data->frameInfo.nEnvelopes; i++) {
domain = h_sbr_data->domain_vec[i];
freqRes = h_sbr_data->frameInfo.freqRes[i];
FDK_ASSERT(freqRes >= 0 && freqRes <= 1);
no_of_bands = hHeaderData->freqBandData.nSfb[freqRes];
FDK_ASSERT(no_of_bands < (64));
if (domain == 0) {
mapLowResEnergyVal(*ptr_nrg, sfb_nrg_prev, offset, 0, freqRes);
ptr_nrg++;
for (band = 1; band < no_of_bands; band++) {
*ptr_nrg = *ptr_nrg + *(ptr_nrg - 1);
mapLowResEnergyVal(*ptr_nrg, sfb_nrg_prev, offset, band, freqRes);
ptr_nrg++;
}
} else {
for (band = 0; band < no_of_bands; band++) {
*ptr_nrg =
*ptr_nrg + sfb_nrg_prev[indexLow2High(offset, band, freqRes)];
mapLowResEnergyVal(*ptr_nrg, sfb_nrg_prev, offset, band, freqRes);
ptr_nrg++;
}
}
}
}
/*!
\brief Build new noise levels from old ones and delta coded data
*/
static void decodeNoiseFloorlevels(
HANDLE_SBR_HEADER_DATA hHeaderData, /*!< Static control data */
HANDLE_SBR_FRAME_DATA h_sbr_data, /*!< pointer to current data */
HANDLE_SBR_PREV_FRAME_DATA h_prev_data) /*!< pointer to previous data */
{
int i;
int nNfb = hHeaderData->freqBandData.nNfb;
int nNoiseFloorEnvelopes = h_sbr_data->frameInfo.nNoiseEnvelopes;
/* Decode first noise envelope */
if (h_sbr_data->domain_vec_noise[0] == 0) {
FIXP_SGL noiseLevel = h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[0];
for (i = 1; i < nNfb; i++) {
noiseLevel += h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i];
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] = noiseLevel;
}
} else {
for (i = 0; i < nNfb; i++) {
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] += h_prev_data->prevNoiseLevel[i];
}
}
/* If present, decode the second noise envelope
Note: nNoiseFloorEnvelopes can only be 1 or 2 */
if (nNoiseFloorEnvelopes > 1) {
if (h_sbr_data->domain_vec_noise[1] == 0) {
FIXP_SGL noiseLevel = h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[nNfb];
for (i = nNfb + 1; i < 2 * nNfb; i++) {
noiseLevel += h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i];
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] = noiseLevel;
}
} else {
for (i = 0; i < nNfb; i++) {
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i + nNfb] +=
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i];
}
}
}
limitNoiseLevels(hHeaderData, h_sbr_data);
/* Update prevNoiseLevel with the last noise envelope */
for (i = 0; i < nNfb; i++)
h_prev_data->prevNoiseLevel[i] =
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i + nNfb * (nNoiseFloorEnvelopes - 1)];
/* Requantize the noise floor levels in COUPLING_OFF-mode */
if (!h_sbr_data->coupling) {
int nf_e;
for (i = 0; i < nNoiseFloorEnvelopes * nNfb; i++) {
nf_e = 6 - (LONG)h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] + 1 + NOISE_EXP_OFFSET;
/* +1 to compensate for a mantissa of 0.5 instead of 1.0 */
h_sbr_data->sbrNoiseFloorLevel[i] =
(FIXP_SGL)(((LONG)FL2FXCONST_SGL(0.5f)) + /* mantissa */
(nf_e & MASK_E)); /* exponent */
}
}
}
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