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//
// SampleBuffer.h - MrsWatson
// Created by Nik Reiman on 1/2/12.
// Copyright (c) 2012 Teragon Audio. All rights reserved.
//
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#ifndef MrsWatson_SampleBuffer_h
#define MrsWatson_SampleBuffer_h

#include "base/Types.h"

typedef struct {
    ChannelCount numChannels;
    SampleCount blocksize;
    Samples *samples;
} SampleBufferMembers;
typedef SampleBufferMembers *SampleBuffer;

/**
 * Create a new SampleBuffer instance
 * @param numChannels Number of channels
 * @param blocksize Processing blocksize to use
 * @return An initialized SampleBuffer instance
 */
SampleBuffer newSampleBuffer(ChannelCount numChannels, SampleCount blocksize);

/**
 * Set all samples to zero
 * @param self
 */
void sampleBufferClear(SampleBuffer self);

/**
 * Copy some samples from another buffer to this one
 * @param destinationBuffer
 * @param destinationOffset zero-based index of where to start in destinationBuffer.
 * @param sourceBuffer Other buffer to copy from
 * @param sourceOffset zero-based index of where to start in buffer.
 * @param numberOfFrames number of frames to copy.
 * @return True on success, false on failure
 */
boolByte sampleBufferCopyAndMapChannelsWithOffset(SampleBuffer destinationBuffer,
                                                  SampleCount destinationOffset,
                                                  const SampleBuffer sourceBuffer,
                                                  SampleCount sourceOffset,
                                                  SampleCount numberOfFrames);

/**
* Copy all samples from another buffer to this one
* @param self
* @param buffer Other buffer to copy from
* @return True on success, false on failure
*/
boolByte sampleBufferCopyAndMapChannels(SampleBuffer self, const SampleBuffer buffer);

/**
 * Copy a buffer of interlaced short integer samples to a sample buffer. This
 * function also converts the samples from integers to floating-point numbers.
 * Mostly useful for reading raw PCM data into a format usable by plugins.
 * @param self
 * @param inPcmSamples Array of interlaced samples. Note that the size of the
 * length of this array must match the SampleBuffer's blocksize * channel count,
 * or else undefined behavior will occur.
 */
void sampleBufferCopyPcmSamples(SampleBuffer self, const short *inPcmSamples);

/**
 * Get an array of interlaced short integer samples from the SampleBuffer. This
 * function will also convert the samples from floating-point numbers to short
 * integers. Mostly useful for writing raw PCM data.
 * @param self
 * @param outPcmSamples A pre-allocated array large enough to hold the result of
 * the conversion. This means that at least blocksize * channel count samples
 * must be allocated
 * @param flipEndian True if the output data should have the samples flipped
 * from the native endianness.
 */
void sampleBufferGetPcmSamples(const SampleBuffer self, short *outPcmSamples, boolByte flipEndian);

/**
 * Free all memory used by a SampleBuffer instance
 * @param sampleBuffer
 */
void freeSampleBuffer(SampleBuffer self);

#endif