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6.6 KiB
262 lines
6.6 KiB
Conversion of mci midi sequencer.
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Originals on \\sysuk1\data\win31mm\src\sonic\mciseq
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List utility
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LIST H 1238 - List management definitions
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LIST C 5648 - Memory management
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SUPPORT C ** NEW FOR NT ** (replace .asm etc).
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Common header file
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MMSYS H 7810 - Common definitions for MCI and SEQ
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MCI processing
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MCISEQ H 5410 - Definitions for MCI part of driver
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MCICMDS C 23354 - Commands from mciDriverEntry - msXxx
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MCISEQ C 36751 - DriverProc -> mciDriverEntry
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CALLBACK C 2147 - Sequencer callback
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FORMATS C 10845 - Time formats
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-- Convert to passing around MMTIME structures ?
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Sequencer
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MMSEQI H 13524 - Definitions local to mmseq.c (internal sequencer)
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MMSEQ C 63220 - midiSeqMessage - the sequencer
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MMSEQ D 3116 - Doc
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UTIL C 21200 - callback, track and timer helpers for sequencer
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Other bits (not reqd for NT)
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TASK ASM 2856 - interface to mmTask (why ?)
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CRIT ASM 1895 - critical sections
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MCISEQ DEF 304 - def file
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DATA FLOW
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==================================================================
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MCI (MMSYS.H) SEQ
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midiSeqMessage
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(SEQ_...)
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--------------------->
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MIDISEQINFO
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MIDISEQOPEN
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MIDISEQHDR
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MIDISEQCALLBACK
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(MIDISEQ_...)
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DONE -> TaskSignal - TO stream task
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DONEPLAY -> TaskSignal - TO stream task
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RESET -> StreamTrackReset -> TaskSignal
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<---------------------
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MIDISEQERR_...
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<---------------------
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==================================================================
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Notes :
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mciGetDriverData returns a pointer to the stream - SeqStreamType so
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the stream is equated to a logical device.
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GETMOTWORD = 'Get Motorola word' (!)
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Within the timer interrupt routine use the critical section to get
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the other side of the mutual exclusion.
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SERIALIZATION : A critical section is used which is held over calls
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to mciDriverEntry and in the sequencer tasks but released when
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getting messages (blocking) or temporarily while yielding.
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STRUCTURE
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=========
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DRV_... + MCI_... messages
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(mciseq.c!DriverEntry)
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V
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MCI messages :
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(mciseq.c!mciDriverEntry)
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MCI_OPEN_DRIVER
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mcicmds.c!msOpen
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MCI_CLOSE_DRIVER
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mcicmds.c!msClose
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MCI_PLAY
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mcicmds.c!msPlay
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MCI_PAUSE
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MCI_STOP
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mmseq.c!midiSeqMessage SEQ_SETPORTOFF
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MCI_SEEK
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mcicmds.c!msSeek
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MCI_STATUS
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mcicmds.c!msStatus
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MCI_GETDEVCAPS
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mcicmds.c!msGetDevCaps
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MCI_INFO
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mcicmds.c!msInfo
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MCI_SET
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mcicmds.c!msSet
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Rest unsupported
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MMSEQ messages :
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(mmseq.c!midiSeqMessage)
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SEQ_OPEN
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Tasking structure :
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Application task :
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mcicmds.c!msOpen
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mciseq.c!msOpenStream -> mmTaskCreate with routine mciStreamCycle
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TaskSignal
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PostAppMessage
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. WTM_QUITTASK, WTM_DONEPLAY, WTM_FILLBUFFER
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Sequencer task :
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GetMessage
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TaskBlock
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mciseq.c!mciStreamCycle
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mmseq.c!midiSeqMessage - SEQ_TRACKDATA, SEQ_SETPORTOFF
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NewTrackData
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mciStreamCycle just keeps the buffers for the current stream stoked up.
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Thus : there is 1 (extra) task PER LOGICAL DEVICE.
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There is 1 SEQ structure per task and 1 stream structure per task (which
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contains an HMIDISEQ handle hSeq to the SEQ structure). The SEQ
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structure remembers the HTASK.
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The SeqStreamType structure is the per-stream data on the MCI side.
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This is unfortunately shared between application and stream tasks.
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There is no need to inhibit threading between sequencer tasks, only
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between the main task and associated sequencer tasks.
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Use of Yield etc :
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mciseq.c!msOpenStream - appears to have a spurious yield near the start
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mcicmds.c!msOpen - calls Yield to allow the stream task to start
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properly. We need to force this to happen now. Note that this
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is subtle because multiple people might be running - so we
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probably need a special event per task.
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mcicmds.c!msPlay - sits in a loop at the moment ! Need the event
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again.
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mmseq NEVER yields or blocks
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mciseq.c!mciStreamCycle :
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TaskBlock near start when finished init - other side of
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Yield in msOpen. Also later Blocks again for more work.
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This is the other side of msPlay ?
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mmTaskYeild - probably unnecessary since nothing was kicked off ?
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MIDISEQ_DONE
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Timers :
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util.c!OneShotTimer has pointer to NPSEQ structure passed to it.
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--> mmseq.c!TimerIntRoutine
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util.c!MIDICallback
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Conversion Issues
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tasking
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File format
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Seems OK because :
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1. mmio... is used to get at the chunks
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2. The data is in big-endian format and macros are used which will
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work for either format (GETMODWORD, GETMOTDWORD etc).
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file access
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OK - via MMIO
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parameter sizes
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api
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build
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globals
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list.c - arrayOfLists
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window messages
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alignment / structure packing / structure overlays
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Comments :
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1. This code is essentially uncommented. On the positive side the
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structure is reasonably clean (though overcomplex and relying
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on 'messages' (untyped calls) rather than subroutine calls which
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means many bugs will get by the compiler into runtime code.
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BUGS
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Pointer to MMIOPROC in mcicmds.c should be pointer to pointer to.
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