Difference between revisions of "CSND Shared Memory"

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| Physical address of the second block of audio data
 
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This initializes state for looping, when looping is used. This command is used immediately after command 0x8. CSND module writes these fields to the channel [[CSND|register]] for the second physical-address, and the channel register for the byte-size.
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This sets the address and size of the second block of an audio channel. The CSND module writes these fields to the channel [[CSND|register]] for the physical address of the second block and the register for the block size. The CSND module also sets to zero the address of the first block (working hypothesis).
  
 
==Command 0x4==
 
==Command 0x4==
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Like command 0xE, this writes the specified parameters to the [[CSND]] channel slot registers for the main audio-data physical address, and the register for the data byte-size.
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This sets the address and size of the first block of an audio channel. The CSND module writes these fields to the channel [[CSND|register]] for the physical address of the first block and the register for the block size. The CSND module also sets to zero the address of the second block (working hypothesis).
  
 
==Command 0xB==
 
==Command 0xB==
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| Physical address for the beginning of the audio data.
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| Physical address for the first block of audio data.
 
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| Physical address for the loop point of the sample.
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This initializes the [[CSND]] channel registers located at: 0x1EC03400 + (channel_index*0x20). It is unknown how to use stereo samples. When looping is enabled, audio playback initially begins with playing from the first physical address (its length depends on bit14 of parameter 0x8, see below). Once the initial audio playback finishes, the looped section begins at the second physical address. The length of the loop is the byte-size specified at 0x1C.
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This initializes the [[CSND]] channel registers located at: 0x1EC03400 + (channel_index*0x20). It is unknown if stereo samples are supported. When looping is disabled, the hardware plays the first block and then stops. When looping is enabled, the hardware plays blocks continuously, either alternating between them (first, second, first, etc) or playing the first once and then repeating the second forever (this is controlled by bit11 of word 0x8). Before playing any block, the hardware reads the corresponding address register and the byte-size register in order to know how many samples must be played and where are they located.
  
 
===Parameter word 0x8===
 
===Parameter word 0x8===
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Revision as of 22:26, 2 January 2015

This page describes the structure of the CSND shared memory.

Type0 Command Structure

Index Byte Size Description
0x0 2 Offset in shared-memory for the command to process immediately after this one, when not 0xFFFF.
0x2 2 CommandID
0x4 1 This is initially zero when this command data is written by the user process, once the CSND module finishes processing the command this is set to 0x1. This flag is only set to value 1 for the first command(once processing for the entire command chain is finished) at the offset specified in the service command, not all type0 commands in the chain.
0x5 3 Padding?
0x8 4 The low 5-bits for this field is the the channel-index. This word is used for command parameters as well.
0xC 0x14 Command parameters

Type0 Commands

Command 0x0

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x0
0xC 4 Value
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

Value=1 begins audio playback. Value=0 stops audio playback, and also seems to reset the audio channel CSND registers so that those registers need re-initialized before audio can be played from this channel again.

Command 0x1

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x1
0xC 4 Value
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

This command starts playing the audio channel with value=1. Once the audio channel is playing, value=0 pauses the audio channel playback, and value=1 resumes the audio channel playback. Value=1 has no affect when the audio channel is already playing, likewise for value=0 when the audio channel is not playing.

Command 0x2

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x2
0xC 1 Encoding, this is the same as the values used with command 0xE.
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

This sets the encoding field in the CSND channel CNT register(that field is cleared to zero first), command 0xE also sets this field.

Command 0x3

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x3
0xC 4 Physical address of the second block of audio data
0x10 4 Total byte-size of the block

This sets the address and size of the second block of an audio channel. The CSND module writes these fields to the channel register for the physical address of the second block and the register for the block size. The CSND module also sets to zero the address of the first block (working hypothesis).

Command 0x4

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x4
0xC 1 Looping value, this is the same as the values used with command 0xE.
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

This is the same as cmd2 except for the looping field. CSND will only write to this channel CNT register for updating the looping field if bit15 in the channel CNT register is value zero.


Command 0x5

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x4
0xC 4 Value
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

When value=0, CSND module will clear bit7 in the channel CNT register. Otherwise, CSND module sets bit7 in the channel CNT register.

Command 0x6

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x4
0xC 4 Value
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

This is the same as cmd5, except this updates channel CNT bit6 instead. CSND module will only update CNT here if bit15=0 in CNT.

Command 0x7

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x4
0xC 1 Value
0x10 0x10 Unused, all-zero.

This is similar to cmd2, except this updates channel CNT bit1-bit0.

Command 0x8

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x8
0xC 4 s32 value = (s32)(6.7027964E+07f / ((float)samplerate * 1.0f))

This sets the sample rate. This value is written to the channel CNT high-u16, which command 0xE also writes to. This command is used immediately after command 0xE.

Command 0x9

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x9
0xC 2 Left volume
0xE 2 Right volume
0x10 0x10 Usually zero?

This sets the playback volumes for the specified channel. This command must be used after command 0x8(user processes use cmd8 a second time before using this command). The parameter values seem to have no affect when not using IMA-ADPCM encoding?

Command 0xA

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0xA
0xC 4 Physical address of the second block of audio data
0x10 0x4 Total byte-size of the block
0x14 0xC Unused, all-zero.

This sets the address and size of the first block of an audio channel. The CSND module writes these fields to the channel register for the physical address of the first block and the register for the block size. The CSND module also sets to zero the address of the second block (working hypothesis).

Command 0xB

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0xB
0xC 2 User processes set this to: cwav_imaadpcminfo.data
0x10 1 User processes set this to: cwav_imaadpcminfo.tableindex
0x11 0xF Unused, all-zero.

This command is used for initializing IMA-ADPCM state(when IMA-ADPCM encoding is used), prior to using command 0xE. CSND channelslotregister+0x18 = (u16)cmdword[3] | ((cmdword[4] & 0xFF)<<16). CSND channelslotregister+0x1C = 0.

Command 0xC

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0xB
0xC 2 User processes set this to: cwav_imaadpcminfo.loopdata
0x10 1 User processes set this to: cwav_imaadpcminfo.looptableindex
0x11 0xF Unused, all-zero.

This is used for initializing looping state for IMA-ADPCM encoding. channelslotregister+0x18 = (1<<31) | (u16)cmdword[3] | ((cmdword[4] & 0xFF)<<16).

Command 0xD

Unknown.

Command 0xE

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0xE
0x8 4 See below.
0xC 4 See below. Usually zero?
0x10 4 See below. Usually zero?
0x14 4 Physical address for the first block of audio data.
0x18 4 Physical address for the second block of audio data.
0x1C 4 Total byte-size for the audio data to play.

This initializes the CSND channel registers located at: 0x1EC03400 + (channel_index*0x20). It is unknown if stereo samples are supported. When looping is disabled, the hardware plays the first block and then stops. When looping is enabled, the hardware plays blocks continuously, either alternating between them (first, second, first, etc) or playing the first once and then repeating the second forever (this is controlled by bit11 of word 0x8). Before playing any block, the hardware reads the corresponding address register and the byte-size register in order to know how many samples must be played and where are they located.

Parameter word 0x8

Bit Description
5-0 Channel index
6 0 = disable linear interpolation, 1 = enable linear interpolation.
9-7 ?
10 0 = disable looping (one-shot sample), 1 = enable looping.
11 0 = do not alternate between blocks, 1 = alternate between blocks
13-12 This sets the encoding, some of the names for the following encodings are from here. 0 = PCM8, 1 = PCM16, 2 = IMA-ADPCM. 3 = PSG, similar to DS.
14 0 = disable playback, 1 = enable playback
15 ?
31-16 Sample rate clamped to the following range(by the user process): 0x42-0xFFFF. This is the same value used with Cmd 0x8, except clamped.

PSG: Channels 8 through 13 play a square tone that is 16 samples long. Channels 14 and 15 play noise. It is currently unknown how to set the duty of the square tones.

Parameter word 0xC

Bit Description
15-0 Unknown, this value is clamped to the following range(by the user process): 0x0-0x8000.
31-16 Unknown, this value is clamped to the following range(by the user process): 0x0-0x8000.

Parameter word 0x10

Bit Description
15-0 Unknown, this value is clamped to the following range(by the user process): 0x0-0x8000.
31-16 Unknown, this value is clamped to the following range(by the user process): 0x0-0x8000.

Command 0xF

Unknown.

Command 0x100

Writes bit15 of (u16*)(0x1EC03800+16*X).

Command 0x101

Writes bit0 of (u16*)(0x1EC03800+16*X).

Command 0x102

Writes bit1 of (u16*)(0x1EC03800+16*X).

Command 0x103

Writes bit2 of (u16*)(0x1EC03800+16*X).

Command 0x104

Sets (u16*)(0x1EC03800+16*X+4) = Y.

Command 0x105

Sets (u32*)(0x1EC03800+16*X+8) = Y, and (u32*)(0x1EC03800+16*X+12) = Z.

Command 0x106

Does the same thing as all 0x100-0x106 combined.

Command 0x200

Sends some interrupt to the DSP?

Command 0x300

Index Byte Size Description
0x2 2 CmdID 0x300
0x8 0x18 Unused, all-zero.

CSND module writes state info(including state from CSND registers) for each audio channel to shared-memory for this command.

Offset1

This section describes the structure of the data located at offset1(from CSND:Initialize) in shared-memory. This data is updated by command 0x300, and by commands which update the channel physical address registers. The following describes the format of the entries located here.

Entry Format

Index Byte Size Description
0x0 1 0 = audio channel is not playing, 1 = audio channel is playing. CSND module sets this field to zero when bit14-bit15 in the channel CNT register are all-zero, otherwise CSND module sets this to value 1.
0x1 3 Padding
0x4 2 This is from the low 16-bits from chanregisterslot+0x18(see type0 cmd 0xB).
0x6 1 Value = (*(chanregisterslot+0x18) & 0x7F0000) >> 16(see type0 cmd 0xB).
0x7 1 Padding
0x8 4 This is the physical address from the main physical address channel-slot register. When the audio channel is playing, this is the address of the sample-data that was being played at the time this address was written here by CSND module.
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