Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*****************************************************************************
microclk.c
Micro-ClockWork for MIDI subsystem
Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Microsoft Corporation
*****************************************************************************/
#define INCL_WINMM
#include "winmmi.h"
#include "muldiv32.h"
//#define STRICT
//#include <windows.h>
//#include <windowsx.h>
//#include "mmsystem.h"
//#include "mmddk.h"
//#include "mmsysi.h"
//#include "debug.h"
//
// This stuff needs to be do-able from inside a callback.
//
#ifndef WIN32
#pragma alloc_text(FIXMIDI, clockSetRate)
#pragma alloc_text(FIXMIDI, clockTime)
#pragma alloc_text(FIXMIDI, clockOffsetTo)
#endif
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func void | clockInit | This function initializes a clock for the first
* time. It prepares the clock for use without actually starting it.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to initialize.
*
* @parm MILLISECS | msPrev | The number of milliseconds that have passed
* up to the time when the clock is started. This option is provided so
* that a clock may be initialized and started in the middle of a stream
* without actually running to that point. Normally, this will be zero.
*
* @parm TICKS | tkPrev | The number of ticks that have elapsed up to the
* next time the clock starts. This should specify the same instant in
* time as msPrev.
*
* @comm The clock's numerator and divisor will be set to 1 indicating that
* the clock will run in milliseconds. Use clockSetRate before starting the
* clock for the first time if this is not the desired rate.
*
***************************************************************************/
void FAR PASCAL clockInit
(
PCLOCK pclock,
MILLISECS msPrev,
TICKS tkPrev,
CLK_TIMEBASE fnTimebase
)
{
// dprintf1(( "clockInit(%04X) %lums %lutk", pclock, msPrev, tkPrev));
pclock->msPrev = msPrev;
pclock->tkPrev = tkPrev;
pclock->dwNum = 1;
pclock->dwDenom = 1;
pclock->dwState = CLK_CS_PAUSED;
pclock->msT0 = 0;
pclock->fnTimebase = fnTimebase;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func void | clockSetRate | This functions sets a new rate for the clock.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to set the rate.
*
* @parm TICKS | tkWhen | This parameter specifies the absolute tick
* time at which the rate change happened. This must be at or before the
* current tick; you cannot schedule a pending rate change.
* @flag CLK_TK_NOW | Specify this flag if you want the rate change to
* happen now (this will be the time the clock was paused if it is paused
* now).
*
* @parm DWORD | dwNum | Specifies the new numerator for converting
* milliseconds to ticks.
*
* @parm DWORD | dwDenom | Specifies the new denominator for converting
* milliseconds to ticks.
*
* @comm The clock's state will not be changed by this call; if it is
* paused, it will stay paused.
*
***************************************************************************/
void FAR PASCAL clockSetRate
(
PCLOCK pclock,
TICKS tkWhen,
DWORD dwNum,
DWORD dwDenom
)
{
MILLISECS msInPrevEpoch = pclock->fnTimebase(pclock) - pclock->msT0;
TICKS tkInPrevEpoch;
dprintf1(( "clockSetRate(%04X) %lutk Rate=%lu/%lu", pclock, tkWhen, dwNum, dwDenom));
if (CLK_CS_PAUSED == pclock->dwState)
{
//
// !!! Calling clockSetRate on a paused clock which has never been
// started causes problems !!!
//
dprintf1(( "clockSetRate called when clock is paused."));
}
if (0 == dwNum || 0 == dwDenom)
{
dprintf1(( "Attempt to set 0 or infinite tick ratio!"));
return;
}
if (CLK_TK_NOW == tkWhen)
{
tkInPrevEpoch = clockTime(pclock);
}
else
{
tkInPrevEpoch = tkWhen - pclock->tkPrev;
msInPrevEpoch = muldiv32(tkInPrevEpoch, pclock->dwDenom, pclock->dwNum);
}
pclock->tkPrev += tkInPrevEpoch;
pclock->msPrev += msInPrevEpoch;
pclock->msT0 += msInPrevEpoch;
pclock->dwNum = dwNum;
pclock->dwDenom = dwDenom;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func void | clockPause | This functions pauses a clock.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to pause.
*
* @parm TICKS | tkWhen | The tick time to pause the clock.
* @flag CLK_TK_NOW | Specify this flag if you want the rate change to
* happen now (this will be the time the clock was paused if it is paused
* now).
*
* @comm If the clock is already paused, this call will have no effect.
*
***************************************************************************/
void FAR PASCAL clockPause
(
PCLOCK pclock,
TICKS tkWhen
)
{
MILLISECS msNow = pclock->fnTimebase(pclock) - pclock->msT0;
TICKS tkNow;
// dprintf1(( "clockPause(%04X) %lutk", pclock, tkWhen));
if (CLK_CS_PAUSED == pclock->dwState)
{
dprintf1(( "Pause already paused clock!"));
return;
}
//
// Start a new epoch at the same rate. Then start will just have to
// change the state and set a new T0.
//
if (CLK_TK_NOW == tkWhen)
{
tkNow = pclock->tkPrev +
muldiv32(msNow, pclock->dwNum, pclock->dwDenom);
}
else
{
msNow = muldiv32(tkWhen - pclock->tkPrev, pclock->dwDenom, pclock->dwNum);
tkNow = tkWhen;
}
pclock->dwState = CLK_CS_PAUSED;
pclock->msPrev += msNow;
pclock->tkPrev = tkNow;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func void | clockRestart | This functions starts a paused clock.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to start.
*
* @comm If the clock is already running, this call will have no effect.
*
***************************************************************************/
void FAR PASCAL clockRestart
(
PCLOCK pclock,
TICKS tkWhen, // What time it is now
MILLISECS msWhen // Offset for fnTimebase()
)
{
MILLISECS msDelta;
// dprintf1(( "clockRestart(%04X)", pclock));
if (CLK_CS_RUNNING == pclock->dwState)
{
dprintf1(( "Start already running clock!"));
return;
}
// We've been given what tick time the clock SHOULD be at. Adjust the
// clock to match this. We need to add the equivalent number of ms
// into msPrev
//
msDelta = muldiv32(tkWhen - pclock->tkPrev, pclock->dwDenom, pclock->dwNum);
dprintf1(( "clockRestart: Was tick %lu, now %lu, added %lu ms", pclock->tkPrev, tkWhen, msDelta));
pclock->tkPrev = tkWhen;
pclock->msPrev += msDelta;
pclock->dwState = CLK_CS_RUNNING;
pclock->msT0 = msWhen;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func DWORD | clockTime | This function returns the current absolute tick
* time.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to read.
*
* @rdesc The current time.
*
* @comm If the clock is paused, the returned time will be the time the
* clock was paused.
*
***************************************************************************/
TICKS FAR PASCAL clockTime
(
PCLOCK pclock
)
{
MILLISECS msNow;
TICKS tkNow;
TICKS tkDelta;
msNow = pclock->fnTimebase(pclock) - pclock->msT0;
tkNow = pclock->tkPrev;
if (CLK_CS_RUNNING == pclock->dwState)
{
tkDelta = muldiv32(msNow, pclock->dwNum, pclock->dwDenom);
tkNow += tkDelta;
}
// dprintf1(( "clockTime() timeGetTime() %lu msT0 %lu", (MILLISECS)pclock->fnTimebase(pclock), pclock->msT0));
// dprintf1(( "clockTime() tkPrev %lutk msNow %lums dwNum %lu dwDenom %lu tkDelta %lutk", pclock->tkPrev, msNow, pclock->dwNum, pclock->dwDenom, tkDelta));
// dprintf1(( "clockTime(%04X) -> %lutk", pclock, tkNow));
return tkNow;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func DWORD | clockMsTime | This function returns the current absolute
* millisecond time.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to read.
*
* @rdesc The current time.
*
* @comm If the clock is paused, the returned time will be the time the
* clock was paused.
*
***************************************************************************/
MILLISECS FAR PASCAL clockMsTime
(
PCLOCK pclock
)
{
MILLISECS msNow = pclock->fnTimebase(pclock) - pclock->msT0;
MILLISECS msRet;
msRet = pclock->msPrev;
if (CLK_CS_RUNNING == pclock->dwState)
{
msRet += msNow;
}
// dprintf1(( "clockMsTime(%04X) -> %lums", pclock, msRet));
return msRet;
}
/****************************************************************************
* @doc INTERNAL CLOCK
*
* @func DWORD | clockOffsetTo | This function determines the number
* of milliseconds in the future that a given tick time will occur,
* assuming the clock runs continously and monotonically until then.
*
* @parm PCLOCK | pclock | The clock to read.
*
* @parm TICKS | tkWhen | The tick value to calculate the offset to.
*
* @rdesc The number of milliseconds until the desired time. If the time
* has already passed, 0 will be returned. If the clock is paused,
* the largest possible value will be returned ((DWORD)-1L).
*
***************************************************************************/
MILLISECS FAR PASCAL clockOffsetTo
(
PCLOCK pclock,
TICKS tkWhen
)
{
TICKS tkOffset;
MILLISECS msOffset;
if (CLK_CS_PAUSED == pclock->dwState)
{
msOffset = (MILLISECS)-1L;
}
else
{
tkOffset = clockTime(pclock);
if (tkOffset >= tkWhen)
{
msOffset = 0;
}
else
{
msOffset = muldiv32(tkWhen-tkOffset, pclock->dwDenom, pclock->dwNum);
}
}
// dprintf1(( "clockOffsetTo(%04X, %lutk)@%lutk -> %lums", pclock, tkWhen, tkOffset, msOffset));
return msOffset;
}