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google_rtc_audio_processing: Major rework
Lots of work on AEC, with an eye to getting it working on main, where it had bitrotten, and pulling in various features (in particular IPC3 pipeline state management and DP scheduling) that had merged in other branches. Dynamically configure stream formats (sample format/rate and channel count) from the connected streams at prepare() time instead of relying on build-time tuning. Port the code to use the source/sink API, in as sophisticated a manner as I can find. Copies unroll cleanly into just a few instructions per sample, including integer/float conversions and de-/interleaving. Support both 16 and 32 bit sample formats, with a fairly clever inlining scheme to share as much code as possible between them. The component will select "copy" function pointers at prepare() time. Support an is_ready_to_process() method to enable AEC's use as a async component in a DP scheduler. The large buffers required by this component (input and output staging and an internally-managed pool/heap block) are now static symbols instead of dynamic memory from the heap. These are very large, taking up about half of what is available to the linker on MTL. Relying on heap allocation is just dangerous in this context. This fully decouples AEC from the playback stream. It will run without an active reference happily, feeding zeros to the processing, and pick up in stride when the pipeline starts. This requires adding a trigger handler for pipeline control in IPC3, which will propagate certain triggers across pipeline boundaries when shutting down playback streams, breaking active capture. Fixes a few bugs and misfeatures also: + Chunk the copies by full buffer strides between AEC processing calls instead of testing at each copied frame. + Copy the reference and mic streams in tandem, preventing them from becoming out of sync if the devices weren't themselves synchronized. + Copy the AEC results to the output stream after the call to ProcessCapture() instead of before. This was a hidden latency bug in the original code, I think. + Cleans up the Kconfig to remove stale variables and guard all the component-specific tunables under the top-level component variable. Also uses a default instead of a select to couple to CONFIG_STUBS, allowing AEC to be manually tuned. Signed-off-by: Andy Ross <[email protected]>
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