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that it cannot run into the next block; also enhance the metadata code to handle the case of files with non-audio blocks at the beginning (which can happen if the source WAV file has lots of RIFF data)
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maintain speed.
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speedup with gcc 3.4, larger 0.6-0.8MHz speedup with gcc 4.4/4.5
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MHz on all ARM9 and later devices. Note this is only optimized for arm9 (non-E), although it is faster on later devices. An arm9E/11 version will be needed for optimal performance on newer devices.
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saving one instruction, *tiny* speedup, output unchanged
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macros to data registers, no significant speed diff
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earlyclobbers as they are not, lets gcc produce better code. Speedup of 0.2-0.3MHz for codecs using the mdct, (larger speedup when building with gcc 4.4).
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some atrac3 files.
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decoding by about 1MHz.
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by ~6%.
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for two filter macros in libmad that are almost never called. A larger speed up will be possible when the remaining ASM code is improved.
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codec buffer.
speedups as follows:
~3%/2MHz on high bitrate files (500kbps) on Gigabeat S
~1%/0.5MHz on high bitrate files (500kbps) on Fuze v1
~3%/1MHz (128kbps) - 12%/7MHz (500kbps) on H300
~2%/0.5MHz (128kbps) - 10%/3.5MHz (500kbps) on C200 v1
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seems to decode fine, so lets enable it. Note that using 192khz is over 6 times slower then 44.1khz on my test file, so I recommend sticking to more reasonable bitrates.
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data registers.
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regressions on S5L870x have been solved with r28561.
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performance regressions on S5L870x CPUs when changing code and allows further improvements.
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packed multiply instructions. Additionally, improves scheduling on arm9 and arm11 and forces cache alignment of buffers on all targets. Accuracy is slightly reduced, but still greater then 16 bit. Clip+ CPU clock required for LP2 files decreases by 13MHz and ARM11 by 18MHz. No performance or accuracy changes on armv4 or non-arm.
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and higher precision on ARM, plus a simplification in dct32 configuration.
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for free, saves another instruction in the loop in mpc_decoder_windowing_D speed difference is in the noise though.
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implementations, using register indexed addressing to store data, saving one instruction in the loop and deleting one instruction adter the loop which isn't needed.
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of 128kbps sample file 2MHz, or 8%, on gigabeat S. The output difference to the c implementation and the other ARM implementation is +/-1 in less than 0.1% of the output samples.
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for S5L870x.
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is ~3%, for aac ~1%.
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up ranges from 4% (nano 2g) to 11% (beast).
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correctly re-initialized when rebuffering.
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lookups outside the loop. Speeds up decoding by 3-6% on Coldfire and a small speedup on arm too
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for Coldfire and optimize the arm as version, speedup ~1% on Coldfire and PortalPlayer.
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address increments for free on arm, and remove macros in favour of explicit inline fns. also add memory clobbers to all uses of stm in inline asm. appears to resolve issues with codeclib failing to work as expected when using ARM_ASM optimisations on targets with native position independent code (e.g. android rockbox targets, but also tremor on non-rockbox targets that has been patched with the fastermdct patches)
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that are used via non-cached aliases don't read garbage.
This fixes FS#11653 for me
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optimizations for android builds.
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Witt for reporting and supporting.
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buffer size. This reduces read access calls.
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targets like Clip+/Fuzev1/Fuzev2). This fix disables loading of seek tables from the sv8 bitstream. Those table are located at the end of sv8-files. When playing sv8 files this resulted in seek to filebegin, then fileend, then back to filebegin. Such seeking behaviour results in heavy rebuffering when playing files on targets with low RAM.
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