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// $Id$
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// Common code for sound lowlevel modules

// this is the size of a sound packet used for sending and receiving
// it should not be too large to avoid lag, and not too
// small to avoid unnecessary overhead.
#define BX_SOUNDLOW_WAVEPACKETSIZE  8192

// Definitions for the output functions
#define BX_SOUNDLOW_OK   0
#define BX_SOUNDLOW_ERR  1

typedef Bit32u (*sound_record_handler_t)(void *arg, Bit32u len);

class bx_sound_lowlevel_c;

// Pseudo device that loads the lowlevel sound module
class bx_soundmod_ctl_c : public bx_soundmod_ctl_stub_c {
public:
  bx_soundmod_ctl_c();
  virtual ~bx_soundmod_ctl_c() {}
  virtual void* init_module(const char *type, logfunctions *device);
  virtual bx_bool beep_on(float frequency);
  virtual bx_bool beep_off();
private:
  bx_sound_lowlevel_c *soundmod;
};

// The class with the input/output functions
class bx_sound_lowlevel_c : public logfunctions {
public:

  /*
  These functions are the sound lowlevel functions, sending
  the music or sending/receiving sound to/from the OS specific driver.
  They are in a different file (soundxxx.cc) because they are
  non-portable, while everything in the soundcard code is portable
  */

  bx_sound_lowlevel_c(logfunctions *dev);
  virtual ~bx_sound_lowlevel_c();

  virtual int waveready();
  virtual int midiready();

  virtual int openmidioutput(const char *mididev);
  virtual int sendmidicommand(int delta, int command, int length, Bit8u data[]);
  virtual int closemidioutput();

  virtual int openwaveoutput(const char *wavedev);
  virtual int startwaveplayback(int frequency, int bits, bx_bool stereo, int format);
  virtual int sendwavepacket(int length, Bit8u data[]);
  virtual int stopwaveplayback();
  virtual int closewaveoutput();

  virtual int openwaveinput(const char *wavedev, sound_record_handler_t rh);
  virtual int startwaverecord(int frequency, int bits, bx_bool stereo, int format);
  virtual int getwavepacket(int length, Bit8u data[]);
  virtual int stopwaverecord();
  virtual int closewaveinput();

  static void record_timer_handler(void *);
  void record_timer(void);
protected:
  logfunctions *device;
  int record_timer_index;
  int record_packet_size;
  sound_record_handler_t record_handler;
};