#include <reverse.hpp>
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| void | prepare (std::size_t capacity_samples) |
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| void | reset () noexcept |
| double | process (double x, double segment_samples, double mod_offset_samples) noexcept |
| | One sample of capture-forward / play-backward.
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| static constexpr std::size_t | minimum_capacity_samples () noexcept |
| | Smallest capacity this segmenter can be prepared with.
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◆ minimum_capacity_samples()
| constexpr std::size_t pulp::signal::chardelay::ReverseSegmenter::minimum_capacity_samples |
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Smallest capacity this segmenter can be prepared with.
A segment carries a raised-cosine fade at each end, so it cannot be shorter than two fade widths. reset() starts the segment at exactly this length, which means a smaller buffer would be overrun on the first block. Callers sizing their own buffer must respect this floor; it is public so the precondition is knowable rather than implied.
◆ prepare()
| void pulp::signal::chardelay::ReverseSegmenter::prepare |
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std::size_t | capacity_samples | ) |
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Allocates both buffers.
Control thread only.
A request below minimum_capacity_samples() is raised to it rather than honored: the segment length is independent of the requested capacity, so a shorter buffer would be written and read past its end.
◆ process()
| double pulp::signal::chardelay::ReverseSegmenter::process |
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double | x, |
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double | segment_samples, |
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double | mod_offset_samples ) |
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One sample of capture-forward / play-backward.
segment_samples is the requested segment length; it is latched at the next boundary so a slewing delay time never tears the segment in flight. mod_offset_samples displaces the read head (tape instability).
◆ reset()
| void pulp::signal::chardelay::ReverseSegmenter::reset |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/runner/work/pulp/pulp/core/signal/include/pulp/signal/character_delay/reverse.hpp