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18 
19 #ifndef AVCODEC_AUDIODSP_H
20 #define AVCODEC_AUDIODSP_H
21 
22 #include <stdint.h>
23 
24 typedef struct AudioDSPContext {
25  /**
26  * Calculate scalar product of two vectors.
27  * @param len length of vectors, should be multiple of 16
28  */
29  int32_t (*scalarproduct_int16)(const int16_t *v1,
30  const int16_t *v2 /* align 16 */, int len);
31 
32  /**
33  * Clip each element in an array of int32_t to a given minimum and
34  * maximum value.
35  * @param dst destination array
36  * constraints: 16-byte aligned
37  * @param src source array
38  * constraints: 16-byte aligned
39  * @param min minimum value
40  * constraints: must be in the range [-(1 << 24), 1 << 24]
41  * @param max maximum value
42  * constraints: must be in the range [-(1 << 24), 1 << 24]
43  * @param len number of elements in the array
44  * constraints: multiple of 32 greater than zero
45  */
47  int32_t max, unsigned int len);
48  /* assume len is a multiple of 16, and arrays are 16-byte aligned */
49  void (*vector_clipf)(float *dst /* align 16 */,
50  const float *src /* align 16 */,
51  int len /* align 16 */,
52  float min, float max);
54 
60 
61 #endif /* AVCODEC_AUDIODSP_H */
AudioDSPContext::vector_clipf
void(* vector_clipf)(float *dst, const float *src, int len, float min, float max)
Definition: audiodsp.h:49
ff_audiodsp_init
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AudioDSPContext::vector_clip_int32
void(* vector_clip_int32)(int32_t *dst, const int32_t *src, int32_t min, int32_t max, unsigned int len)
Clip each element in an array of int32_t to a given minimum and maximum value.
Definition: audiodsp.h:46
ff_audiodsp_init_arm
void ff_audiodsp_init_arm(AudioDSPContext *c)
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c
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AudioDSPContext::scalarproduct_int16
int32_t(* scalarproduct_int16)(const int16_t *v1, const int16_t *v2, int len)
Calculate scalar product of two vectors.
Definition: audiodsp.h:29
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