Clouds firmware - simple 1 second audio delay

clouds.cc

// Copyright 2014 Olivier Gillet.
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// Author: Olivier Gillet ([email protected])
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// This is the 'Hello World version of Clouds Firmware 
// Modified by Matthias Puech 

#include "clouds/drivers/codec.h"
#include "clouds/drivers/system.h"
#include "clouds/drivers/version.h"
#include "clouds/drivers/leds.h"
#include "clouds/drivers/switches.h"
#include "clouds/drivers/adc.h"

using namespace clouds;

Leds leds;
Switches switches;
Adc adc;

int counter;

// create an array with space for one second of audio

uint32_t delayLength = 48000;
int16_t delayLine[48000];

// create variables to store record and playback positions 
// Use floats for these because we might want to have them 
// move faster or slower.
double recordHead = 0;
double playHead = 1; // Start one sample ahead of the record head


// Default interrupt handlers.
extern "C" {
  void NMI_Handler() { }
  void HardFault_Handler() { while (1); }
  void MemManage_Handler() { while (1); }
  void BusFault_Handler() { while (1); }
  void UsageFault_Handler() { while (1); }
  void SVC_Handler() { }
  void DebugMon_Handler() { }
  void PendSV_Handler() { }

  // called every 1ms
  void SysTick_Handler() {
    counter++;
    // a little LED animation for fun
    for(int i=0; i<4; i++) {
      leds.set_status(i, (counter+i*64) & 255, (counter+i*64+128) & 255);
    }
    leds.Write();
  }
}

// called every time the codec needs one buffer of data
void FillBuffer(Codec::Frame* input, Codec::Frame* output, size_t n) {

// for each sample
  while (n--) {
      
// Write the Left input to the delay line
//
// Using the modulo "% delayLength" means it writes in a loop
// starting again at the beginning when it gets to the end 
//
// Use (long) to convert the float into an integer, you can't 
// use a float to set the index on an array    
delayLine[(long)recordHead % delayLength] = input->l;
recordHead++;

// Read the Left output from the delay line
output->l = delayLine[(long)playHead % delayLength];
playHead++;
   
    output++;
    input++;
  }
}

void Init() {

  // start the timer that calls SysTick_Handler (see system.h)
  System sys;
  sys.Init(true);
  sys.StartTimers();

  // later versions of Clouds have slight hardware difference; this is
  // to differentiate them
  Version version;
  version.Init();
  bool master = !version.revised();

  // initialize the codec at 48kHz, with a buffer size of 32 samples
  Codec codec;
  codec.Init(master, 48000);
  codec.Start(32, &FillBuffer);

  // configure and initialize the internal ADC (for CV and pots) and
  // LED driver.
  leds.Init();
  adc.Init();
}

// this is the function that is called on startup
int main(void) {
  // initialize and configure all the devices
  Init();
  // and then do nothing (the timers will trigger the appropriate functions)
  while (1) {
  }
}