Conflicts:
	libcelt/celt.c
	libcelt/celt.h

which allows the caller to request that frames be independent.

Gregory Maxwell authored 15 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

state before using it. Handle malloc failures for the encoder and
decoder setup gracefully and without leaks.

allocation

signal characteristics

allocator which was removed a while ago.

a really big amplitude change, in which case the original time-domain window
is used.

Gregory Maxwell authored 16 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

"tandem-test" which tests the encoder and decoder in
many modes.

Gregory Maxwell authored 15 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

the encoder could attempt to create folding-free short blocks which
is not permitted by the bitstream.

Gregory Maxwell authored 15 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

This avoids the need for 64-bit addition and is faster on x86_64.
It may be slower on some platforms so the direct solution is still
available in the source.

Timothy B. Terriberry authored 15 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

Adds specialized O(N*log(K)) versions of cwrsi() and O(N) versions of icwrs()
 for N={3,4,5}, which allows them to operate all the way up to the theoretical
 pulse limit without serious performance degredation.
Also substantially reduces the computation time and stack usage of
 get_required_bits().
On x86-64, this gives a 2% speed-up for 256 sample frames, and almost a 16%
 speed-up for 64 sample frames.

bitrates. It was caused by excessive "balance" bits leading to qb>14.

(rounding towards zero).

was removed from celt_mode_create()

wider range of values.

thus save a few divisions.

fixed point compilation because SCALEIN is a no-op in fixed point
mode but the float interface is still normally +/- 1.0.

This patch adds a seperate define for the scaling factor so people
can adjust it for unusual input levels.

John Ridges authored 15 years ago and Jean-Marc Valin committed 15 years ago

that I'm resetting more than is necessary, but I would have to know a lot
more about how CELT works to determine that.