dhewm3/neo/sound/sound.h

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*/

#ifndef __SOUND__
#define __SOUND__

/*
===============================================================================

	SOUND SHADER DECL

===============================================================================
*/

// unfortunately, our minDistance / maxDistance is specified in meters, and
// we have far too many of them to change at this time.
const float DOOM_TO_METERS = 0.0254f;					// doom to meters
const float METERS_TO_DOOM = (1.0f/DOOM_TO_METERS);	// meters to doom

class idSoundSample;

// sound shader flags
static const int	SSF_PRIVATE_SOUND =		BIT(0);	// only plays for the current listenerId
static const int	SSF_ANTI_PRIVATE_SOUND =BIT(1);	// plays for everyone but the current listenerId
static const int	SSF_NO_OCCLUSION =		BIT(2);	// don't flow through portals, only use straight line
static const int	SSF_GLOBAL =			BIT(3);	// play full volume to all speakers and all listeners
static const int	SSF_OMNIDIRECTIONAL =	BIT(4);	// fall off with distance, but play same volume in all speakers
static const int	SSF_LOOPING =			BIT(5);	// repeat the sound continuously
static const int	SSF_PLAY_ONCE =			BIT(6);	// never restart if already playing on any channel of a given emitter
static const int	SSF_UNCLAMPED =			BIT(7);	// don't clamp calculated volumes at 1.0
static const int	SSF_NO_FLICKER =		BIT(8);	// always return 1.0 for volume queries
static const int	SSF_NO_DUPS =			BIT(9);	// try not to play the same sound twice in a row

// these options can be overriden from sound shader defaults on a per-emitter and per-channel basis
typedef struct {
	float					minDistance;
	float					maxDistance;
	float					volume;					// in dB, unfortunately.  Negative values get quieter
	float					shakes;
	int						soundShaderFlags;		// SSF_* bit flags
	int						soundClass;				// for global fading of sounds
} soundShaderParms_t;


const int		SOUND_MAX_LIST_WAVS		= 32;

// sound classes are used to fade most sounds down inside cinematics, leaving dialog
// flagged with a non-zero class full volume
const int		SOUND_MAX_CLASSES		= 4;

// it is somewhat tempting to make this a virtual class to hide the private
// details here, but that doesn't fit easily with the decl manager at the moment.
class idSoundShader : public idDecl {
public:
							idSoundShader( void );
	virtual					~idSoundShader( void );

	virtual size_t			Size( void ) const;
	virtual bool			SetDefaultText( void );
	virtual const char *	DefaultDefinition( void ) const;
	virtual bool			Parse( const char *text, const int textLength );
	virtual void			FreeData( void );
	virtual void			List( void ) const;

	virtual const char *	GetDescription() const;

	// so the editor can draw correct default sound spheres
	// this is currently defined as meters, which sucks, IMHO.
	virtual float			GetMinDistance() const;		// FIXME: replace this with a GetSoundShaderParms()
	virtual float			GetMaxDistance() const;

	// returns NULL if an AltSound isn't defined in the shader.
	// we use this for pairing a specific broken light sound with a normal light sound
	virtual const idSoundShader *GetAltSound() const;

	virtual bool			HasDefaultSound() const;

	virtual const soundShaderParms_t *GetParms() const;
	virtual int				GetNumSounds() const;
	virtual const char *	GetSound( int index ) const;

	virtual bool			CheckShakesAndOgg( void ) const;

private:
	friend class idSoundWorldLocal;
	friend class idSoundEmitterLocal;
	friend class idSoundChannel;
	friend class idSoundCache;

	// options from sound shader text
	soundShaderParms_t		parms;						// can be overriden on a per-channel basis

	bool					onDemand;					// only load when played, and free when finished
	int						speakerMask;
	const idSoundShader *	altSound;
	idStr					desc;						// description
	bool					errorDuringParse;
	float					leadinVolume;				// allows light breaking leadin sounds to be much louder than the broken loop

	idSoundSample *	leadins[SOUND_MAX_LIST_WAVS];
	int						numLeadins;
	idSoundSample *	entries[SOUND_MAX_LIST_WAVS];
	int						numEntries;

private:
	void					Init( void );
	bool					ParseShader( idLexer &src );
};

/*
===============================================================================

	SOUND EMITTER

===============================================================================
*/

// sound channels
static const int SCHANNEL_ANY = 0;	// used in queries and commands to effect every channel at once, in
									// startSound to have it not override any other channel
static const int SCHANNEL_ONE = 1;	// any following integer can be used as a channel number
typedef int s_channelType;	// the game uses its own series of enums, and we don't want to require casts


class idSoundEmitter {
public:
	virtual					~idSoundEmitter( void ) {}

	// a non-immediate free will let all currently playing sounds complete
	// soundEmitters are not actually deleted, they are just marked as
	// reusable by the soundWorld
	virtual void			Free( bool immediate ) = 0;

	// the parms specified will be the default overrides for all sounds started on this emitter.
	// NULL is acceptable for parms
	virtual void			UpdateEmitter( const idVec3 &origin, int listenerId, const soundShaderParms_t *parms ) = 0;

	// returns the length of the started sound in msec
	virtual int				StartSound( const idSoundShader *shader, const s_channelType channel, float diversity = 0, int shaderFlags = 0, bool allowSlow = true ) = 0;

	// pass SCHANNEL_ANY to effect all channels
	virtual void			ModifySound( const s_channelType channel, const soundShaderParms_t *parms ) = 0;
	virtual void			StopSound( const s_channelType channel ) = 0;
	// to is in Db (sigh), over is in seconds
	virtual void			FadeSound( const s_channelType channel, float to, float over ) = 0;

	// returns true if there are any sounds playing from this emitter.  There is some conservative
	// slop at the end to remove inconsistent race conditions with the sound thread updates.
	// FIXME: network game: on a dedicated server, this will always be false
	virtual bool			CurrentlyPlaying( void ) const = 0;

	// returns a 0.0 to 1.0 value based on the current sound amplitude, allowing
	// graphic effects to be modified in time with the audio.
	// just samples the raw wav file, it doesn't account for volume overrides in the
	virtual	float			CurrentAmplitude( void ) = 0;

	// for save games.  Index will always be > 0
	virtual	int				Index( void ) const = 0;
};

/*
===============================================================================

	SOUND WORLD

There can be multiple independent sound worlds, just as there can be multiple
independent render worlds.  The prime example is the editor sound preview
option existing simultaniously with a live game.
===============================================================================
*/

class idSoundWorld {
public:
	virtual					~idSoundWorld( void ) {}

	// call at each map start
	virtual void			ClearAllSoundEmitters( void ) = 0;
	virtual void			StopAllSounds( void ) = 0;

	// get a new emitter that can play sounds in this world
	virtual idSoundEmitter *AllocSoundEmitter( void ) = 0;

	// for load games, index 0 will return NULL
	virtual idSoundEmitter *EmitterForIndex( int index ) = 0;

	// query sound samples from all emitters reaching a given position
	virtual	float			CurrentShakeAmplitudeForPosition( const int time, const idVec3 &listenerPosition ) = 0;

	// where is the camera/microphone
	// listenerId allows listener-private and antiPrivate sounds to be filtered
	// gameTime is in msec, and is used to time sound queries and removals so that they are independent
	// of any race conditions with the async update
	virtual	void			PlaceListener( const idVec3 &origin, const idMat3 &axis, const int listenerId, const int gameTime, const idStr& areaName ) = 0;

	// fade all sounds in the world with a given shader soundClass
	// to is in Db (sigh), over is in seconds
	virtual void			FadeSoundClasses( const int soundClass, const float to, const float over ) = 0;

	// background music
	virtual	void			PlayShaderDirectly( const char *name, int channel = -1 ) = 0;

	// dumps the current state and begins archiving commands
	virtual void			StartWritingDemo( idDemoFile *demo ) = 0;
	virtual void			StopWritingDemo() = 0;

	// read a sound command from a demo file
	virtual void			ProcessDemoCommand( idDemoFile *demo ) = 0;

	// pause and unpause the sound world
	virtual void			Pause( void ) = 0;
	virtual void			UnPause( void ) = 0;
	virtual bool			IsPaused( void ) = 0;

	// Write the sound output to multiple wav files.  Note that this does not use the
	// work done by AsyncUpdate, it mixes explicitly in the foreground every PlaceOrigin(),
	// under the assumption that we are rendering out screenshots and the gameTime is going
	// much slower than real time.
	// path should not include an extension, and the generated filenames will be:
	// <path>_left.raw, <path>_right.raw, or <path>_51left.raw, <path>_51right.raw,
	// <path>_51center.raw, <path>_51lfe.raw, <path>_51backleft.raw, <path>_51backright.raw,
	// If only two channel mixing is enabled, the left and right .raw files will also be
	// combined into a stereo .wav file.
	virtual void			AVIOpen( const char *path, const char *name ) = 0;
	virtual void			AVIClose( void ) = 0;

	// SaveGame / demo Support
	virtual void			WriteToSaveGame( idFile *savefile ) = 0;
	virtual void			ReadFromSaveGame( idFile *savefile ) = 0;

	virtual void			SetSlowmo( bool active ) = 0;
	virtual void			SetSlowmoSpeed( float speed ) = 0;
	virtual void			SetEnviroSuit( bool active ) = 0;
};


/*
===============================================================================

	SOUND SYSTEM

===============================================================================
*/

typedef struct {
	idStr					name;
	idStr					format;
	int						numChannels;
	int						numSamplesPerSecond;
	int						num44kHzSamples;
	int						numBytes;
	bool					looping;
	float					lastVolume;
	int						start44kHzTime;
	int						current44kHzTime;
} soundDecoderInfo_t;


class idSoundSystem {
public:
	virtual					~idSoundSystem( void ) {}

	// all non-hardware initialization
	virtual void			Init( void ) = 0;

	// shutdown routine
	virtual	void			Shutdown( void ) = 0;

	// call ClearBuffer if there is a chance that the AsyncUpdate won't get called
	// for 20+ msec, which would cause a stuttering repeat of the current
	// buffer contents
	virtual void			ClearBuffer( void ) = 0;

	// sound is attached to the window, and must be recreated when the window is changed
	virtual bool			InitHW( void ) = 0;
	virtual bool			ShutdownHW( void ) = 0;

	// asyn loop, called at 60Hz
	virtual int				AsyncUpdate( int time ) = 0;

	// async loop, when the sound driver uses a write strategy
	virtual int				AsyncUpdateWrite( int time ) = 0;

	// it is a good idea to mute everything when starting a new level,
	// because sounds may be started before a valid listener origin
	// is specified
	virtual void			SetMute( bool mute ) = 0;

	// for the sound level meter window
	virtual cinData_t		ImageForTime( const int milliseconds, const bool waveform ) = 0;

	// get sound decoder info
	virtual int				GetSoundDecoderInfo( int index, soundDecoderInfo_t &decoderInfo ) = 0;

	// if rw == NULL, no portal occlusion or rendered debugging is available
	virtual idSoundWorld *	AllocSoundWorld( idRenderWorld *rw ) = 0;

	// specifying NULL will cause silence to be played
	virtual void			SetPlayingSoundWorld( idSoundWorld *soundWorld ) = 0;

	// some tools, like the sound dialog, may be used in both the game and the editor
	// This can return NULL, so check!
	virtual idSoundWorld *	GetPlayingSoundWorld( void ) = 0;

	// Mark all soundSamples as currently unused,
	// but don't free anything.
	virtual	void			BeginLevelLoad( void ) = 0;

	// Free all soundSamples marked as unused
	// We might want to defer the loading of new sounds to this point,
	// as we do with images, to avoid having a union in memory at one time.
	virtual	void			EndLevelLoad( const char *mapString ) = 0;

	// direct mixing for OSes that support it
	virtual int				AsyncMix( int soundTime, float *mixBuffer ) = 0;

	// prints memory info
	virtual void			PrintMemInfo( MemInfo_t *mi ) = 0;

	// is EAX support present - -1: disabled at compile time, 0: no suitable hardware, 1: ok, 2: failed to load OpenAL DLL
	virtual int				IsEAXAvailable( void ) = 0;
};

extern idSoundSystem	*soundSystem;

#endif /* !__SOUND__ */