/********************************************************************* Copyright (c) 1995 ISO/IEC JTC1 SC29 WG1, All Rights Reserved formatBitstream.c **********************************************************************/ /* Revision History: Date Programmer Comment ========== ========================= =============================== 1995/09/06 mc@fivebats.com created 1995/09/18 mc@fivebats.com bugfix: WriteMainDataBits 1995/09/20 mc@fivebats.com bugfix: store_side_info */ #include "formatBitstream.h" #include #include #include /* globals */ static int BitCount = 0; static int ThisFrameSize = 0; static int BitsRemaining = 0; void InitFormatBitStream(void) { BitCount = 0; ThisFrameSize = 0; BitsRemaining = 0; } /* forward declarations */ static int store_side_info( BF_FrameData *frameInfo ); static int main_data( BF_FrameData *frameInfo, BF_FrameResults *results ); static int side_queue_elements( int *forwardFrameLength, int *forwardSILength ); static void free_side_queues(void); static void WriteMainDataBits( u_int val,u_int nbits,BF_FrameResults *results ); /* BitStreamFrame is the public interface to the bitstream formatting package. It writes one frame of main data per call. Assumptions: - The back pointer is zero on the first call - An integral number of bytes is written each frame You should be able to change the frame length, side info length, #channels, #granules on a frame-by-frame basis. See formatBitstream.h for more information about the data structures and the bitstream syntax. */ static int elements, forwardFrameLength, forwardSILength; void BF_BitstreamFrame( BF_FrameData *frameInfo, BF_FrameResults *results ) { /* int elements, forwardFrameLength, forwardSILength; */ assert( frameInfo->nGranules <= MAX_GRANULES ); assert( frameInfo->nChannels <= MAX_CHANNELS ); /* save SI and compute its length */ results->SILength = store_side_info( frameInfo ); /* write the main data, inserting SI to maintain framing */ results->mainDataLength = main_data( frameInfo, results ); /* Caller must ensure that back SI and main data are an integral number of bytes, since the back pointer can only point to a byte boundary and this code does not add stuffing bits */ assert( (BitsRemaining % 8) == 0 ); /* calculate nextBackPointer */ elements = side_queue_elements( &forwardFrameLength, &forwardSILength ); results->nextBackPtr = (BitsRemaining / 8) + (forwardFrameLength / 8) - (forwardSILength / 8); } /* FlushBitstream writes zeros into main data until all queued headers are written. The queue data buffers are also freed. */ void BF_FlushBitstream( BF_FrameData *frameInfo, BF_FrameResults *results ) { /* int elements, forwardFrameLength, forwardSILength; */ if ( elements ) { int bitsRemaining = forwardFrameLength - forwardSILength; int wordsRemaining = bitsRemaining / 32; while ( wordsRemaining-- ) { WriteMainDataBits( 0, 32, results ); } WriteMainDataBits( 0, (bitsRemaining % 32), results ); } results->mainDataLength = forwardFrameLength - forwardSILength; results->SILength = forwardSILength; results->nextBackPtr = 0; /* reclaim queue space */ free_side_queues(); /* reinitialize globals */ BitCount = 0; ThisFrameSize = 0; BitsRemaining = 0; return; } int BF_PartLength( BF_BitstreamPart *part ) { BF_BitstreamElement *ep = part->element; u_int i; int bits=0; for ( i = 0; i < part->nrEntries; i++, ep++ ) bits += ep->length; return bits; } /* The following is all private to this file */ typedef struct { int frameLength; int SILength; int nGranules; int nChannels; BF_PartHolder *headerPH; BF_PartHolder *frameSIPH; BF_PartHolder *channelSIPH[MAX_CHANNELS]; BF_PartHolder *spectrumSIPH[MAX_GRANULES][MAX_CHANNELS]; } MYSideInfo; static MYSideInfo *get_side_info(void); static int write_side_info(void); typedef int (*PartWriteFcnPtr)( BF_BitstreamPart *part, BF_FrameResults *results ); static int writePartMainData( BF_BitstreamPart *part, BF_FrameResults *results ) { BF_BitstreamElement *ep; u_int i; int bits=0; assert( results ); assert( part ); ep = part->element; for ( i = 0; i < part->nrEntries; i++, ep++ ) { WriteMainDataBits( ep->value, ep->length, results ); bits += ep->length; } return bits; } static int writePartSideInfo( BF_BitstreamPart *part, BF_FrameResults *results ) { BF_BitstreamElement *ep; u_int i; int bits=0; assert( part ); ep = part->element; for ( i = 0; i < part->nrEntries; i++, ep++ ) { putMyBits( ep->value, ep->length ); bits += ep->length; } return bits; } static int main_data( BF_FrameData *fi, BF_FrameResults *results ) { int gr, ch, bits; PartWriteFcnPtr wp = writePartMainData; bits = 0; results->mainDataLength = 0; for ( gr = 0; gr < fi->nGranules; gr++ ) for ( ch = 0; ch < fi->nChannels; ch++ ) { bits += (*wp)( fi->scaleFactors[gr][ch], results ); bits += (*wp)( fi->codedData[gr][ch], results ); bits += (*wp)( fi->userSpectrum[gr][ch], results ); } bits += (*wp)( fi->userFrameData, results ); return bits; } /* This is a wrapper around PutBits() that makes sure that the framing header and side info are inserted at the proper locations */ static void WriteMainDataBits( u_int val, u_int nbits, BF_FrameResults *results ) { assert( nbits <= 32 ); if ( nbits == 0 ) return; if ( BitCount == ThisFrameSize ) { BitCount = write_side_info(); BitsRemaining = ThisFrameSize - BitCount; } if ( nbits > (u_int)BitsRemaining ) { unsigned extra = val >> (nbits - BitsRemaining); nbits -= BitsRemaining; putMyBits( extra, BitsRemaining ); BitCount = write_side_info(); BitsRemaining = ThisFrameSize - BitCount; putMyBits( val, nbits ); } else putMyBits( val, nbits ); BitCount += nbits; BitsRemaining -= nbits; assert( BitCount <= ThisFrameSize ); assert( BitsRemaining >= 0 ); assert( (BitCount + BitsRemaining) == ThisFrameSize ); } static int write_side_info(void) { MYSideInfo *si; int bits, ch, gr; PartWriteFcnPtr wp = writePartSideInfo; bits = 0; si = get_side_info(); ThisFrameSize = si->frameLength; bits += (*wp)( si->headerPH->part, NULL ); bits += (*wp)( si->frameSIPH->part, NULL ); for ( ch = 0; ch < si->nChannels; ch++ ) bits += (*wp)( si->channelSIPH[ch]->part, NULL ); for ( gr = 0; gr < si->nGranules; gr++ ) for ( ch = 0; ch < si->nChannels; ch++ ) bits += (*wp)( si->spectrumSIPH[gr][ch]->part, NULL ); return bits; } typedef struct side_info_link { struct side_info_link *next; MYSideInfo side_info; } side_info_link; static struct side_info_link *side_queue_head = NULL; static struct side_info_link *side_queue_free = NULL; static void free_side_info_link( side_info_link *l ); static int side_queue_elements( int *frameLength, int *SILength ) { int elements = 0; side_info_link *l; *frameLength = 0; *SILength = 0; for ( l = side_queue_head; l; l = l->next ) { elements++; *frameLength += l->side_info.frameLength; *SILength += l->side_info.SILength; } return elements; } static int store_side_info( BF_FrameData *info ) { int ch, gr; side_info_link *l; /* obtain a side_info_link to store info */ side_info_link *f = side_queue_free; int bits = 0; if ( f == NULL ) { /* must allocate another */ #ifdef DEBUG static int n_si = 0; n_si += 1; fprintf( stderr, "allocating side_info_link number %d\n", n_si ); #endif l = (side_info_link *) calloc( 1, sizeof(side_info_link) ); if ( l == NULL ) { fprintf( stderr, "cannot allocate side_info_link" ); exit( 1); } l->next = NULL; l->side_info.headerPH = BF_newPartHolder( info->header->nrEntries ); l->side_info.frameSIPH = BF_newPartHolder( info->frameSI->nrEntries ); for ( ch = 0; ch < info->nChannels; ch++ ) l->side_info.channelSIPH[ch] = BF_newPartHolder( info->channelSI[ch]->nrEntries ); for ( gr = 0; gr < info->nGranules; gr++ ) for ( ch = 0; ch < info->nChannels; ch++ ) l->side_info.spectrumSIPH[gr][ch] = BF_newPartHolder( info->spectrumSI[gr][ch]->nrEntries ); } else { /* remove from the free list */ side_queue_free = f->next; f->next = NULL; l = f; } /* copy data */ l->side_info.frameLength = info->frameLength; l->side_info.nGranules = info->nGranules; l->side_info.nChannels = info->nChannels; l->side_info.headerPH = BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( l->side_info.headerPH, info->header ); l->side_info.frameSIPH = BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( l->side_info.frameSIPH, info->frameSI ); bits += BF_PartLength( info->header ); bits += BF_PartLength( info->frameSI ); for ( ch = 0; ch < info->nChannels; ch++ ) { l->side_info.channelSIPH[ch] = BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( l->side_info.channelSIPH[ch], info->channelSI[ch] ); bits += BF_PartLength( info->channelSI[ch] ); } for ( gr = 0; gr < info->nGranules; gr++ ) for ( ch = 0; ch < info->nChannels; ch++ ) { l->side_info.spectrumSIPH[gr][ch] = BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( l->side_info.spectrumSIPH[gr][ch], info->spectrumSI[gr][ch] ); bits += BF_PartLength( info->spectrumSI[gr][ch] ); } l->side_info.SILength = bits; /* place at end of queue */ f = side_queue_head; if ( f == NULL ) { /* empty queue */ side_queue_head = l; } else { /* find last element */ while ( f->next ) f = f->next; f->next = l; } return bits; } static MYSideInfo* get_side_info(void) { side_info_link *f = side_queue_free; side_info_link *l = side_queue_head; /* If we stop here it means you didn't provide enough headers to support the amount of main data that was written. */ assert( l ); /* update queue head */ side_queue_head = l->next; /* Append l to the free list. You can continue to use it until store_side_info is called again, which will not happen again for this frame. */ side_queue_free = l; l->next = f; return &l->side_info; } static void free_side_queues(void) { side_info_link *l, *next; for ( l = side_queue_head; l; l = next ) { next = l->next; free_side_info_link( l ); } side_queue_head = NULL; for ( l = side_queue_free; l; l = next ) { next = l->next; free_side_info_link( l ); } side_queue_free = NULL; } static void free_side_info_link( side_info_link *l ) { int gr, ch; l->side_info.headerPH = BF_freePartHolder( l->side_info.headerPH ); l->side_info.frameSIPH = BF_freePartHolder( l->side_info.frameSIPH ); for ( ch = 0; ch < l->side_info.nChannels; ch++ ) l->side_info.channelSIPH[ch] = BF_freePartHolder( l->side_info.channelSIPH[ch] ); for ( gr = 0; gr < l->side_info.nGranules; gr++ ) for ( ch = 0; ch < l->side_info.nChannels; ch++ ) l->side_info.spectrumSIPH[gr][ch] = BF_freePartHolder( l->side_info.spectrumSIPH[gr][ch] ); free( l ); } /* Allocate a new holder of a given size */ BF_PartHolder *BF_newPartHolder( int max_elements ) { BF_PartHolder *newPH = (BF_PartHolder*) calloc( 1, sizeof(BF_PartHolder) ); assert( newPH ); newPH->max_elements = max_elements; newPH->part = (BF_BitstreamPart*) calloc( 1, sizeof(BF_BitstreamPart) ); assert( newPH->part ); newPH->part->element = (BF_BitstreamElement*) calloc( max_elements, sizeof(BF_BitstreamElement) ); if (max_elements>0) assert( newPH->part->element ); newPH->part->nrEntries = 0; return newPH; } BF_PartHolder *BF_NewHolderFromBitstreamPart( BF_BitstreamPart *thePart ) { BF_PartHolder *newHolder = BF_newPartHolder( thePart->nrEntries ); return BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( newHolder, thePart ); } BF_PartHolder *BF_LoadHolderFromBitstreamPart( BF_PartHolder *theHolder, BF_BitstreamPart *thePart ) { BF_BitstreamElement *pElem; u_int i; theHolder->part->nrEntries = 0; for ( i = 0; i < thePart->nrEntries; i++ ) { pElem = &(thePart->element[i]); theHolder = BF_addElement( theHolder, pElem ); } return theHolder; } /* Grow or shrink a part holder. Always creates a new one of the right length and frees the old one after copying the data. */ BF_PartHolder *BF_resizePartHolder( BF_PartHolder *oldPH, int max_elements ) { int elems, i; BF_PartHolder *newPH; #ifdef DEBUG fprintf( stderr, "Resizing part holder from %d to %d\n", oldPH->max_elements, max_elements ); #endif /* create new holder of the right length */ newPH = BF_newPartHolder( max_elements ); /* copy values from old to new */ elems = (oldPH->max_elements > max_elements) ? max_elements : oldPH->max_elements; newPH->part->nrEntries = elems; for ( i = 0; i < elems; i++ ) newPH->part->element[i] = oldPH->part->element[i]; /* free old holder */ BF_freePartHolder( oldPH ); return newPH; } BF_PartHolder *BF_freePartHolder( BF_PartHolder *thePH ) { free( thePH->part->element ); free( thePH->part ); free( thePH ); return NULL; } /* Add theElement to thePH, growing the holder if necessary. Returns ptr to the holder, which may not be the one you called it with! */ BF_PartHolder *BF_addElement( BF_PartHolder *thePH, BF_BitstreamElement *theElement ) { BF_PartHolder *retPH = thePH; int needed_entries = thePH->part->nrEntries + 1; int extraPad = 8; /* add this many more if we need to resize */ /* grow if necessary */ if ( needed_entries > thePH->max_elements ) retPH = BF_resizePartHolder( thePH, needed_entries + extraPad ); /* copy the data */ retPH->part->element[retPH->part->nrEntries++] = *theElement; return retPH; } /* Add a bit value and length to the element list in thePH */ BF_PartHolder *BF_addEntry( BF_PartHolder *thePH, u_int value, u_int length ) { BF_BitstreamElement myElement; myElement.value = value; myElement.length = length; if ( length ) return BF_addElement( thePH, &myElement ); else return thePH; }