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#ifndef AudioNode_h
#define AudioNode_h
#include "modules/EventTargetModules.h"
#include "modules/ModulesExport.h"
#include "platform/audio/AudioBus.h"
#include "wtf/Forward.h"
#include "wtf/RefPtr.h"
#include "wtf/ThreadSafeRefCounted.h"
#include "wtf/Vector.h"
#include "wtf/build_config.h"
#include <memory>
#define DEBUG_AUDIONODE_REFERENCES 0
namespace blink {
class BaseAudioContext;
class AudioNode;
class AudioNodeOptions;
class AudioNodeInput;
class AudioNodeOutput;
class AudioParam;
class ExceptionState;
// An AudioNode is the basic building block for handling audio within an
// BaseAudioContext. It may be an audio source, an intermediate processing
// module, or an audio destination. Each AudioNode can have inputs and/or
// outputs. An AudioSourceNode has no inputs and a single output.
// An AudioDestinationNode has one input and no outputs and represents the final
// destination to the audio hardware. Most processing nodes such as filters
// will have one input and one output, although multiple inputs and outputs are
// possible.
// Each of AudioNode objects owns its dedicated AudioHandler object. AudioNode
// is responsible to provide IDL-accessible interface and its lifetime is
// managed by Oilpan GC. AudioHandler is responsible for anything else. We must
// not touch AudioNode objects in an audio rendering thread.
// AudioHandler is created and owned by an AudioNode almost all the time. When
// the AudioNode is about to die, the ownership of its AudioHandler is
// transferred to DeferredTaskHandler, and it does deref the AudioHandler on the
// main thread.
//
// Be careful to avoid reference cycles. If an AudioHandler has a reference
// cycle including the owner AudioNode, objects in the cycle are never
// collected.
class MODULES_EXPORT AudioHandler : public ThreadSafeRefCounted<AudioHandler> {
public:
enum { ProcessingSizeInFrames = 128 };
enum NodeType {
NodeTypeUnknown = 0,
NodeTypeDestination = 1,
NodeTypeOscillator = 2,
NodeTypeAudioBufferSource = 3,
NodeTypeMediaElementAudioSource = 4,
NodeTypeMediaStreamAudioDestination = 5,
NodeTypeMediaStreamAudioSource = 6,
NodeTypeJavaScript = 7,
NodeTypeBiquadFilter = 8,
NodeTypePanner = 9,
NodeTypeStereoPanner = 10,
NodeTypeConvolver = 11,
NodeTypeDelay = 12,
NodeTypeGain = 13,
NodeTypeChannelSplitter = 14,
NodeTypeChannelMerger = 15,
NodeTypeAnalyser = 16,
NodeTypeDynamicsCompressor = 17,
NodeTypeWaveShaper = 18,
NodeTypeIIRFilter = 19,
NodeTypeEnd = 20
};
AudioHandler(NodeType, AudioNode&, float sampleRate);
virtual ~AudioHandler();
// dispose() is called when the owner AudioNode is about to be
// destructed. This must be called in the main thread, and while the graph
// lock is held.
// Do not release resources used by an audio rendering thread in dispose().
virtual void dispose();
// node() returns a valid object until dispose() is called. This returns
// nullptr after dispose(). We must not call node() in an audio rendering
// thread.
AudioNode* node() const;
// context() returns a valid object until the BaseAudioContext dies, and
// returns nullptr otherwise. This always returns a valid object in an audio
// rendering thread, and inside dispose(). We must not call context() in the
// destructor.
virtual BaseAudioContext* context() const;
void clearContext() { m_context = nullptr; }
enum ChannelCountMode { Max, ClampedMax, Explicit };
NodeType getNodeType() const { return m_nodeType; }
String nodeTypeName() const;
// This object has been connected to another object. This might have
// existing connections from others.
// This function must be called after acquiring a connection reference.
void makeConnection();
// This object will be disconnected from another object. This might have
// remaining connections from others.
// This function must be called before releasing a connection reference.
void breakConnection();
// Can be called from main thread or context's audio thread. It must be
// called while the context's graph lock is held.
void breakConnectionWithLock();
// The AudioNodeInput(s) (if any) will already have their input data available
// when process() is called. Subclasses will take this input data and put the
// results in the AudioBus(s) of its AudioNodeOutput(s) (if any).
// Called from context's audio thread.
virtual void process(size_t framesToProcess) = 0;
// No significant resources should be allocated until initialize() is called.
// Processing may not occur until a node is initialized.
virtual void initialize();
virtual void uninitialize();
// Clear internal state when the node is disabled. When a node is disabled,
// it is no longer pulled so any internal state is never updated. But some
// nodes (DynamicsCompressorNode) have internal state that is still
// accessible by the user. Update the internal state as if the node were
// still connected but processing all zeroes. This gives a consistent view
// to the user.
virtual void clearInternalStateWhenDisabled();
bool isInitialized() const { return m_isInitialized; }
unsigned numberOfInputs() const { return m_inputs.size(); }
unsigned numberOfOutputs() const { return m_outputs.size(); }
// Number of output channels. This only matters for ScriptProcessorNodes.
virtual unsigned numberOfOutputChannels() const;
// The argument must be less than numberOfInputs().
AudioNodeInput& input(unsigned);
// The argument must be less than numberOfOutputs().
AudioNodeOutput& output(unsigned);
virtual float sampleRate() const { return m_sampleRate; }
// processIfNecessary() is called by our output(s) when the rendering graph
// needs this AudioNode to process. This method ensures that the AudioNode
// will only process once per rendering time quantum even if it's called
// repeatedly. This handles the case of "fanout" where an output is connected
// to multiple AudioNode inputs. Called from context's audio thread.
void processIfNecessary(size_t framesToProcess);
// Called when a new connection has been made to one of our inputs or the
// connection number of channels has changed. This potentially gives us
// enough information to perform a lazy initialization or, if necessary, a
// re-initialization. Called from main thread.
virtual void checkNumberOfChannelsForInput(AudioNodeInput*);
#if DEBUG_AUDIONODE_REFERENCES
static void printNodeCounts();
#endif
// tailTime() is the length of time (not counting latency time) where
// non-zero output may occur after continuous silent input.
virtual double tailTime() const;
// latencyTime() is the length of time it takes for non-zero output to
// appear after non-zero input is provided. This only applies to processing
// delay which is an artifact of the processing algorithm chosen and is
// *not* part of the intrinsic desired effect. For example, a "delay" effect
// is expected to delay the signal, and thus would not be considered
// latency.
virtual double latencyTime() const;
// propagatesSilence() should return true if the node will generate silent
// output when given silent input. By default, AudioNode will take tailTime()
// and latencyTime() into account when determining whether the node will
// propagate silence.
virtual bool propagatesSilence() const;
bool inputsAreSilent();
void silenceOutputs();
void unsilenceOutputs();
void enableOutputsIfNecessary();
void disableOutputsIfNecessary();
unsigned long channelCount();
virtual void setChannelCount(unsigned long, ExceptionState&);
String channelCountMode();
virtual void setChannelCountMode(const String&, ExceptionState&);
String channelInterpretation();
void setChannelInterpretation(const String&, ExceptionState&);
ChannelCountMode internalChannelCountMode() const {
return m_channelCountMode;
}
AudioBus::ChannelInterpretation internalChannelInterpretation() const {
return m_channelInterpretation;
}
void updateChannelCountMode();
void updateChannelInterpretation();
protected:
// Inputs and outputs must be created before the AudioHandler is
// initialized.
void addInput();
void addOutput(unsigned numberOfChannels);
// Called by processIfNecessary() to cause all parts of the rendering graph
// connected to us to process. Each rendering quantum, the audio data for
// each of the AudioNode's inputs will be available after this method is
// called. Called from context's audio thread.
virtual void pullInputs(size_t framesToProcess);
// Force all inputs to take any channel interpretation changes into account.
void updateChannelsForInputs();
private:
void setNodeType(NodeType);
volatile bool m_isInitialized;
NodeType m_nodeType;
// The owner AudioNode. This untraced member is safe because dispose() is
// called before the AudioNode death, and it clears m_node. Do not access
// m_node directly, use node() instead.
// See http://crbug.com/404527 for the detail.
UntracedMember<AudioNode> m_node;
// This untraced member is safe because this is cleared for all of live
// AudioHandlers when the BaseAudioContext dies. Do not access m_context
// directly, use context() instead.
// See http://crbug.com/404527 for the detail.
UntracedMember<BaseAudioContext> m_context;
float m_sampleRate;
Vector<std::unique_ptr<AudioNodeInput>> m_inputs;
Vector<std::unique_ptr<AudioNodeOutput>> m_outputs;
double m_lastProcessingTime;
double m_lastNonSilentTime;
volatile int m_connectionRefCount;
bool m_isDisabled;
#if DEBUG_AUDIONODE_REFERENCES
static bool s_isNodeCountInitialized;
static int s_nodeCount[NodeTypeEnd];
#endif
ChannelCountMode m_channelCountMode;
AudioBus::ChannelInterpretation m_channelInterpretation;
protected:
// Set the (internal) channelCountMode and channelInterpretation
// accordingly. Use this in the node constructors to set the internal state
// correctly if the node uses values different from the defaults.
void setInternalChannelCountMode(ChannelCountMode);
void setInternalChannelInterpretation(AudioBus::ChannelInterpretation);
unsigned m_channelCount;
// The new channel count mode that will be used to set the actual mode in the
// pre or post rendering phase.
ChannelCountMode m_newChannelCountMode;
// The new channel interpretation that will be used to set the actual
// intepretation in the pre or post rendering phase.
AudioBus::ChannelInterpretation m_newChannelInterpretation;
};
class MODULES_EXPORT AudioNode : public EventTargetWithInlineData {
DEFINE_WRAPPERTYPEINFO();
USING_PRE_FINALIZER(AudioNode, dispose);
public:
DECLARE_VIRTUAL_TRACE();
AudioHandler& handler() const;
void handleChannelOptions(const AudioNodeOptions&, ExceptionState&);
virtual AudioNode* connect(AudioNode*,
unsigned outputIndex,
unsigned inputIndex,
ExceptionState&);
void connect(AudioParam*, unsigned outputIndex, ExceptionState&);
void disconnect();
virtual void disconnect(unsigned outputIndex, ExceptionState&);
void disconnect(AudioNode*, ExceptionState&);
void disconnect(AudioNode*, unsigned outputIndex, ExceptionState&);
void disconnect(AudioNode*,
unsigned outputIndex,
unsigned inputIndex,
ExceptionState&);
void disconnect(AudioParam*, ExceptionState&);
void disconnect(AudioParam*, unsigned outputIndex, ExceptionState&);
BaseAudioContext* context() const;
unsigned numberOfInputs() const;
unsigned numberOfOutputs() const;
unsigned long channelCount() const;
void setChannelCount(unsigned long, ExceptionState&);
String channelCountMode() const;
void setChannelCountMode(const String&, ExceptionState&);
String channelInterpretation() const;
void setChannelInterpretation(const String&, ExceptionState&);
// EventTarget
const AtomicString& interfaceName() const final;
ExecutionContext* getExecutionContext() const final;
// Called inside AudioHandler constructors.
void didAddOutput(unsigned numberOfOutputs);
// Like disconnect, but no exception is thrown if the outputIndex is invalid.
// Just do nothing in that case.
void disconnectWithoutException(unsigned outputIndex);
protected:
explicit AudioNode(BaseAudioContext&);
// This should be called in a constructor.
void setHandler(PassRefPtr<AudioHandler>);
private:
void dispose();
void disconnectAllFromOutput(unsigned outputIndex);
// Returns true if the specified AudioNodeInput was connected.
bool disconnectFromOutputIfConnected(unsigned outputIndex,
AudioNode& destination,
unsigned inputIndexOfDestination);
// Returns true if the specified AudioParam was connected.
bool disconnectFromOutputIfConnected(unsigned outputIndex, AudioParam&);
Member<BaseAudioContext> m_context;
RefPtr<AudioHandler> m_handler;
// Represents audio node graph with Oilpan references. N-th HeapHashSet
// represents a set of AudioNode objects connected to this AudioNode's N-th
// output.
HeapVector<Member<HeapHashSet<Member<AudioNode>>>> m_connectedNodes;
// Represents audio node graph with Oilpan references. N-th HeapHashSet
// represents a set of AudioParam objects connected to this AudioNode's N-th
// output.
HeapVector<Member<HeapHashSet<Member<AudioParam>>>> m_connectedParams;
};
} // namespace blink
#endif // AudioNode_h