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CASpectralProcessor and general 64 bit SDK compatibility
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CASpectralProcessor and general 64 bit SDK compatibility


  • Subject: CASpectralProcessor and general 64 bit SDK compatibility
  • From: Heinrich Fink <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2008 11:13:24 +0100

Hi, 

I used the new SpectralProcessor in the CoreAudio SDK for my current AU-based project.

Running in 64bit mode I get a crash in

CASpectralProcessor.cpp: 

Line90: mFFTSetup = vDSP_create_fftsetup (mLog2FFTSize, FFT_RADIX2);

And that is because mLog2FFTSize is screwed, because of: 

Line90: mLog2FFTSize(Log2Ceil(mFFTSize)),

Log2Ceil uses

CABitOperations.h:

Line80: static __inline__ int CountLeadingZeroes(int arg) {...}

and that method is not defined for 64 bit architectures. 

So my questions: 

Will the PublicUtility containing some really useful stuff like the SpectralProcessor be moved for 64bit compatibility?
The same question for the C++ AudioUnit SDK, compiling that in 64bit yields a lot of implicit conversion warnings.
Will the vDSP-part of the veclib-framework work with 64bit architectures, and if, does it take advantage of it?

Thanks, 

Heinrich



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