#include "FIRF64.h" #include #include "Error.h" #define SNR_THRESHOLD 310 /* Reference patterns are generated with a double precision computation. */ #define REL_ERROR (2.0e-14) static void checkInnerTail(float64_t *b) { ASSERT_TRUE(b[0] == 0.0); ASSERT_TRUE(b[1] == 0.0); } // Coef must be padded to a multiple of 4 #define FIRCOEFPADDING 2 void FIRF64::test_fir_f64() { const int16_t *configp = configs.ptr(); float64_t *statep = state.ptr(); const float64_t *orgcoefsp = coefs.ptr(); const float64_t *coefsp; const float64_t *inputp = inputs.ptr(); float64_t *outp = output.ptr(); unsigned long i; int blockSize; int numTaps; /* Python script is generating different tests with different blockSize and numTaps. We loop on those configs. */ for(i=0; i < configs.nbSamples() ; i += 2) { blockSize = configp[0]; numTaps = configp[1]; coefsp = orgcoefsp; /* The filter is initialized with the coefs, blockSize and numTaps. */ arm_fir_init_f64(&this->S,numTaps,coefsp,statep,blockSize); /* Input pointer is reset since the same input pattern is used */ inputp = inputs.ptr(); /* Python script is filtering a 2*blockSize number of samples. We do the same filtering in two pass to check (indirectly that the state management of the fir is working.) */ arm_fir_f64(&this->S,inputp,outp,blockSize); outp += blockSize; checkInnerTail(outp); inputp += blockSize; arm_fir_f64(&this->S,inputp,outp,blockSize); outp += blockSize; checkInnerTail(outp); configp += 2; orgcoefsp += numTaps; } ASSERT_EMPTY_TAIL(output); ASSERT_SNR(output,ref,(float64_t)SNR_THRESHOLD); ASSERT_REL_ERROR(output,ref,REL_ERROR); } void FIRF64::setUp(Testing::testID_t id,std::vector& params,Client::PatternMgr *mgr) { (void)params; switch(id) { case FIRF64::TEST_FIR_F64_1: break; } inputs.reload(FIRF64::FIRINPUTS_F64_ID,mgr); coefs.reload(FIRF64::FIRCOEFS_F64_ID,mgr); configs.reload(FIRF64::FIRCONFIGS_S16_ID,mgr); ref.reload(FIRF64::FIRREFS_F64_ID,mgr); output.create(ref.nbSamples(),FIRF64::OUT_F64_ID,mgr); /* Max 2*blockSize + numTaps - 1 as generated by Python script A temp buffer blockSize is used by Helium implementation. It is at beginning of state buffer and is NOT the state of the FIR which is in the following part. */ state.create(47+47,FIRF64::OUT_F64_ID,mgr); } void FIRF64::tearDown(Testing::testID_t id,Client::PatternMgr *mgr) { (void)id; output.dump(mgr); }