[ardour.git] / libs / backends / wavesaudio / wavesapi / devicemanager / WCMRAudioDeviceManager.cpp

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Copyright (c) 2008 Waves Audio Ltd. All rights reserved.
//
//! \file       WCMRAudioDeviceManager.cpp
//!
//! WCMRAudioDeviceManager and related class declarations
//!
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <iostream>
#include "WCMRAudioDeviceManager.h"


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::WCMRAudioDevice 
//
//! Constructor for the audio device. The derived classes will need to do more actual work, such
//!             as determining supported sampling rates, buffer sizes, and channel counts. Connection
//!             and streaming will also be provided by the derived implementations.
//!
//! \param *pManager : The audio device manager that's managing this device.
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WCMRAudioDevice::WCMRAudioDevice (WCMRAudioDeviceManager *pManager) :
        m_pMyManager (pManager)
        , m_ConnectionStatus (DeviceDisconnected)
        , m_IsActive (false)
        , m_IsStreaming (false)
        , m_CurrentSamplingRate (-1)
        , m_CurrentBufferSize (0)
        , m_LeftMonitorChannel (-1)
        , m_RightMonitorChannel (-1)
        , m_MonitorGain (1.0f)
{
        m_DeviceName = "Unknown";
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::~WCMRAudioDevice 
//
//! Destructor for the audio device. It release all the connections that were created.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WCMRAudioDevice::~WCMRAudioDevice ()
{
    AUTO_FUNC_DEBUG;
        try 
        {
        }
        catch (...)
        {
                //destructors should absorb exceptions, no harm in logging though!!
                DEBUG_MSG ("Exception during destructor");
        }
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::DeviceName 
//
//! Retrieves Device's name.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return The device name.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::string& WCMRAudioDevice::DeviceName () const
{
        return (m_DeviceName);
        
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::InputChannels 
//
//! Retrieves Input Channel information. Note that the list may be changed at run-time.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector with Input Channel Names.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<std::string>& WCMRAudioDevice::InputChannels ()
{
        return (m_InputChannels);
        
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::OutputChannels 
//
//! Retrieves Output Channel Information. Note that the list may be changed at run-time.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector with Output Channel Names.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<std::string>& WCMRAudioDevice::OutputChannels ()
{
        return (m_OutputChannels);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SamplingRates 
//
//! Retrieves supported sampling rate information.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector with supported sampling rates.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<int>& WCMRAudioDevice::SamplingRates ()
{
        return (m_SamplingRates);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentSamplingRate 
//
//! The device's current sampling rate. This may be overridden, if the device needs to 
//!             query the driver for the current rate.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return The device's current sampling rate. -1 on error.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
int WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentSamplingRate ()
{
        return (m_CurrentSamplingRate);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetCurrentSamplingRate 
//
//! Change the sampling rate to be used by the device. This will most likely be overridden, 
//!             the base class simply updates the member variable.
//!
//! \param newRate : The rate to use (samples per sec).
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always. The derived classes may return error codes.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetCurrentSamplingRate (int newRate)
{
        //changes the status.
        m_CurrentSamplingRate = newRate;
        return (eNoErr);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::BufferSizes 
//
//! Retrieves supported buffer size information.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector with supported buffer sizes.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<int>& WCMRAudioDevice::BufferSizes ()
{
        return (m_BufferSizes);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentBufferSize
//
//! The device's current buffer size in use. This may be overridden, if the device needs to 
//!             query the driver for the current size.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return The device's current buffer size. 0 on error.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
int WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentBufferSize ()
{
        return (m_CurrentBufferSize);
}

//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentBlockSize
//
//! Device's block size we use for holding the audio samples.
//! Usually this is equal to the buffer size, but in some cases the buffer size holds additional
//!   data other then the audio buffers, like frames info in SG, so it can be overridden
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return The device's current block size. 0 on error.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
int WCMRAudioDevice::CurrentBlockSize()
{
    // By default - return the buffer size
    return CurrentBufferSize();
}


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetCurrentBufferSize
//
//! Change the buffer size to be used by the device. This will most likely be overridden, 
//!             the base class simply updates the member variable.
//!
//! \param newSize : The buffer size to use (in sample-frames)
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always. The derived classes may return error codes.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetCurrentBufferSize (int newSize)
{
        //This will most likely be overridden, the base class simply
        //changes the member.
        m_CurrentBufferSize = newSize;
        return (eNoErr);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::ConnectionStatus 
//
//! Retrieves the device's current connection status. This will most likely be overridden,
//!             in case some driver communication is required to query the status.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A ConnectionStates value.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WCMRAudioDevice::ConnectionStates WCMRAudioDevice::ConnectionStatus ()
{
        return (m_ConnectionStatus);
        
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::Active 
//
//! Retrieves Device activation status.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return true if device is active, false otherwise.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
bool WCMRAudioDevice::Active ()
{
        return (m_IsActive);
        
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetActive 
//
//! Sets the device's activation status.
//!
//! \param newState : Should be true to activate, false to deactivate. This roughly corresponds
//!             to opening and closing the device handle/stream/audio unit.
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return appropriate error code.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetActive (bool newState)
{
        //This will most likely be overridden, the base class simply
        //changes the member.
        m_IsActive = newState;
        return (eNoErr);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::Streaming 
//
//! Retrieves Device streaming status.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return true if device is streaming, false otherwise.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
bool WCMRAudioDevice::Streaming ()
{
        return (m_IsStreaming);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetStreaming
//
//! Sets the device's streaming status.
//!
//! \param newState : Should be true to start streaming, false to stop streaming. This roughly
//!             corresponds to calling Start/Stop on the lower level interface.
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return appropriate error code.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetStreaming (bool newState)
{
        // We must notify angine about our intention to start streming
        // so Engine will provide all the initializations in the first audio callback
        if (newState) {
                m_pMyManager->NotifyClient (WCMRAudioDeviceManagerClient::DeviceStartsStreaming);
        }
        
        //This will most likely be overridden, the base class simply
        //changes the member.
        m_IsStreaming = newState;
        return (eNoErr);
}


WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::ResetDevice ()
{
        // Keep device sates
        bool wasStreaming = Streaming();
        bool wasActive = Active();

        WTErr err = SetStreaming(false);
        
        if (err == eNoErr)
                err = SetActive(false);

        if (err == eNoErr && wasActive)
                err = SetActive(true);

        if (err == eNoErr && wasStreaming)
                SetStreaming(true);

        return err;
}


///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// IsProcessActive - returns true if process code is running.
// A normal audio device should return the Streaming() value
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
bool WCMRAudioDevice::IsProcessActive()
{
    return Streaming();
}





//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::DoIdle 
//
//! A place for doing idle time processing. The derived classes will probably do something
//!             meaningful.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::DoIdle ()
{
        //We don't need to do anything here...
        //the derived classes may want to use this however.
        return (eNoErr);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::InputLevels 
//
//! Retrieve current input levels.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector (the same size as input channels list) that contains current input levels.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<float>& WCMRAudioDevice::InputLevels ()
{
        //The derived classes may override if they need to query
        //the driver for the levels.
        return (m_InputLevels);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::OutputLevels 
//
//! Retrieve current output levels.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return A vector (the same size as output channels list) that contains current output levels.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
const std::vector<float>& WCMRAudioDevice::OutputLevels ()
{
        //The derived classes may override if they need to query
        //the driver for the levels.
        return (m_OutputLevels);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::GetMonitorInfo 
//
//! Retrieves current monitoring information.
//!
//! \param *pLeftChannel : Pointer to receive left monitor channel index.
//! \param *pRightChannel : Pointer to receive right monitor channel index.
//! \param *pGain : Pointer to receive the gain (linear) to be applied.
//! 
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
void WCMRAudioDevice::GetMonitorInfo (int *pLeftChannel, int *pRightChannel, float *pGain)
{
        if (pLeftChannel)
                *pLeftChannel = m_LeftMonitorChannel;
        if (pRightChannel)      
                *pRightChannel = m_RightMonitorChannel;
        if (pGain)      
                *pGain = m_MonitorGain;
        return; 
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetMonitorChannels 
//
//! Used to set the channels to be used for monitoring.
//!
//! \param leftChannel : Left monitor channel index.
//! \param rightChannel : Right monitor channel index.
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return appropriate errors.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetMonitorChannels (int leftChannel, int rightChannel)
{
        //This will most likely be overridden, the base class simply
        //changes the member.
        m_LeftMonitorChannel = leftChannel;
        m_RightMonitorChannel = rightChannel;
        return (eNoErr);
}



//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SetMonitorGain 
//
//! Used to set monitor gain (or atten).
//!
//! \param newGain : The new gain or atten. value to use. Specified as a linear multiplier (not dB) 
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return appropriate errors.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SetMonitorGain (float newGain)
{
        //This will most likely be overridden, the base class simply
        //changes the member.
        m_MonitorGain = newGain;
        return (eNoErr);
}




//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::ShowConfigPanel 
//
//! Used to show device specific config/control panel. Some interfaces may not support it.
//!             Some interfaces may require the device to be active before it can display a panel.
//!
//! \param pParam : A device/interface specific parameter - optional.
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return errors.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::ShowConfigPanel (void *WCUNUSEDPARAM(pParam))
{
        //This will most likely be overridden...
        return (eNoErr);
}


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::SendCustomCommand 
//
//! Used to Send a custom command to the audiodevice. Some interfaces may require the device 
//!             to be active before it can do anything in this.
//!
//! \param customCommand : A device/interface specific command.
//! \param pCommandParam : A device/interface/command specific parameter - optional.
//! 
//! \return eNoErr always, the derived classes may return errors.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WTErr WCMRAudioDevice::SendCustomCommand (int WCUNUSEDPARAM(customCommand), void *WCUNUSEDPARAM(pCommandParam))
{
        //This will most likely be overridden...
        return (eNoErr);
}

//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDevice::GetLatency
//
//! Get Latency for device.
//!
//! Use 'kAudioDevicePropertyLatency' and 'kAudioDevicePropertySafetyOffset' + GetStreamLatencies
//!
//! \param isInput : Return latency for the input if isInput is true, otherwise the output latency
//!                  wiil be returned.
//! \return Latency in samples.
//!
//**********************************************************************************************
uint32_t WCMRAudioDevice::GetLatency (bool isInput)
{
    //This will most likely be overridden...
    return 0;
}


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDeviceManager::WCMRAudioDeviceManager
//
//! The constructuor, most of the work will be done in the derived class' constructor.
//!
//! \param *pTheClient : 
//! 
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WCMRAudioDeviceManager::WCMRAudioDeviceManager(WCMRAudioDeviceManagerClient *pTheClient, eAudioDeviceFilter eCurAudioDeviceFilter)
    : m_eAudioDeviceFilter(eCurAudioDeviceFilter)
    , m_CurrentDevice(0)
    , m_pTheClient (pTheClient)
{
}


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDeviceManager::~WCMRAudioDeviceManager
//
//! It clears the device list, releasing each of the device.
//!
//! \param none
//! 
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
WCMRAudioDeviceManager::~WCMRAudioDeviceManager()
{
    AUTO_FUNC_DEBUG;

        std::cout << "API::Destroying AudioDeviceManager " << std::endl;
        try
        {
                // clean up device info list
        {
            wvNS::wvThread::ThreadMutex::lock theLock(m_AudioDeviceInfoVecMutex);
            while( m_DeviceInfoVec.size() )
            {
                DeviceInfo* devInfo = m_DeviceInfoVec.back();
                m_DeviceInfoVec.pop_back();
                delete devInfo;
            }
        }
                delete m_CurrentDevice;

        }
        catch (...)
        {
                //destructors should absorb exceptions, no harm in logging though!!
                DEBUG_MSG ("Exception during destructor");
        }
}


WCMRAudioDevice* WCMRAudioDeviceManager::InitNewCurrentDevice(const std::string & deviceName)
{
        return initNewCurrentDeviceImpl(deviceName);
}


void WCMRAudioDeviceManager::DestroyCurrentDevice()
{
        return destroyCurrentDeviceImpl();
}


const DeviceInfoVec WCMRAudioDeviceManager::DeviceInfoList() const
{
    wvNS::wvThread::ThreadMutex::lock theLock(m_AudioDeviceInfoVecMutex);
        return m_DeviceInfoVec;
}


WTErr WCMRAudioDeviceManager::GetDeviceInfoByName(const std::string & nameToMatch, DeviceInfo & devInfo) const
{
    wvNS::wvThread::ThreadMutex::lock theLock(m_AudioDeviceInfoVecMutex);
        DeviceInfoVecConstIter iter = m_DeviceInfoVec.begin();
        for (; iter != m_DeviceInfoVec.end(); ++iter)
        {
                if (nameToMatch == (*iter)->m_DeviceName)
        {
                        devInfo = *(*iter);
            return eNoErr;
        }
        }

        return eRMResNotFound;
}


WTErr WCMRAudioDeviceManager::GetDeviceSampleRates(const std::string & nameToMatch, std::vector<int>& sampleRates) const
{
        return getDeviceSampleRatesImpl(nameToMatch, sampleRates);
}



WTErr WCMRAudioDeviceManager::GetDeviceBufferSizes(const std::string & nameToMatch, std::vector<int>& bufferSizes) const
{
        return getDeviceBufferSizesImpl(nameToMatch, bufferSizes);
}


//**********************************************************************************************
// WCMRAudioDeviceManager::NotifyClient 
//
//! A helper routine used to call the client for notification.
//!
//! \param forReason : The reason for notification.
//! \param *pParam : A parameter (if required) for notification.
//! 
//! \return Nothing.
//! 
//**********************************************************************************************
void WCMRAudioDeviceManager::NotifyClient (WCMRAudioDeviceManagerClient::NotificationReason forReason, void *pParam)
{
        if (m_pTheClient)
                m_pTheClient->AudioDeviceManagerNotification (forReason, pParam);
        return; 
}