[music-dsp] A-Law Mu-Law Compression on adsp2186m

[ayyams ayyams]

hi
       thank u for ur response.....
 
         i here with sending my code for compression and expension...i am not trying look up table method.its normal linear method.
  but i couldn't fine where i am doing fault....Looking forward for your favorable reply
 
ALaw_Compression:
/*
  This routine determines the 8-bit (right-justified)
  a-Law value from the 16-bit (right-justified) linear 
  input.
  Calling Parameters
 AR = 16-bit (right-justified) linear input
  Return Values
 AR = 8-bit log (a-Law) output
  Altered Registers
 AR, AF, AX0, AY0,
 SR, SE
  Computation Time
 21 Cycles
*/

    AR=ABS AR;   // {Take absolute value}
    AY0=1;
    IF NEG AR=AR+AY0;
    SR=ASHIFT AR BY -1 (HI);
    AR=PASS SR1;
    AY0=4095;   // {Maximum PCM value}
    AF=AR-AY0;   // {Cap input}
    IF GT AR=PASS AY0; // {If in excess}
    AY0=31;    //  {Check ofor zero segment}
    AF=AR-AY0;
    IF GT JUMP upper_seg;
    SR=LSHIFT AR BY -1 (LO);
    AR=0x4000;
    IF NEG AR=PASS 0;
    SR=SR OR LSHIFT AR BY -7 (LO);
    AY0=0x55;
    AR=SR0 XOR AY0;
    RTS;
upper_seg:  SE=EXP AR (HI);        //{Find exponent adjustmet}
    AX0=SE, SR=NORM AR (HI);  //{Normalize input}
    AY0=0x4000;
    AR=SR1 XOR AY0;     //{Remove first significant bit}
    SR=LSHIFT AR BY -10 (LO);  //{Shift position bits}
    AR=PASS AY0;
    IF NEG AR=PASS 0;    //{Create sign bit}
    SR=SR OR LSHIFT AR BY -7 (LO);  // {Position sign bit}
    AY0=10;
    AR=AX0+AY0;      //{Compute segment}
    IF LT AR=PASS 0;
    SR=SR OR LSHIFT AR BY 4 (LO); //{Position segment bits}
    AY0=0x55;
    AR=SR0 XOR AY0;     //{Invert bits}
    RTS;
 
 
ALaw_Expansion:
/*
 This routine determines the 16-bit (right-justified) linear
 value from an 8-bit log (a-law) input

  Calling Parameters
 AR = 8-bit log (a-law) value
  Return Values
 AR = 16-bit linear output
  Altered Registers
 AR, AF, AX0, AY0,
 SR, SE
  Cycle Count
 16 Cycles
*/

    AY0=0x0055;
    AR=AR XOR AY0;
    SR1=0x0008;      //{Always set sign bit}
    SR0=0x0800;      //{Set LSB of interval}
    SR=SR OR LSHIFT AR BY 12 (LO); //{Isolate segment, interval}
    AY0=32;    
    AX0=AR, AF=PASS AY0;  
    AY0=9;       //{Segment bias}
    AR=SR1-AY0;      //{Determine shift value}
    IF LT AF=PASS 0;    //{No extra MSB bit}
    IF EQ AR=PASS 0;    //{No less then zero bits}
    SR=LSHIFT SR0 BY -11 (LO);  //{Isolate Interval}
    SE=AR, AR=SR0 OR AF;   //{Add bit if necessary}
    SR=LSHIFT AR (LO);    //{Position output}
    AY0=0xFF80;   
    SR=ASHIFT SR0 BY 1 (HI);
    AR=SR1, AF=AX0+AY0;    //{Is sign bit set?}
    IF LT AR=-SR1;     //{Yes, so invert word}
    RTS;


Erik de Castro Lopo <erikd-music-dsp at mega-nerd.com> wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 00:35:09 -0800 (PST)
ayyams ayyams wrote:

> 
> hi all,
> 
> i have to change 16-bit data to 8-bit data.For that i am 
> trying to apply either A-Law or Mu-Law compression algorithm.i got 
> a sample code from ADI but it not working fine.

Please elaborate on "not working".

A-law and u-law encoding are relatively trivial and can be implemented
using lookup tables.

Erik
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