buffering: Unusual cases when a handle ridx is briefly seeked ahead of widx need to be handled properly. In the best case, buffer useful would be wrong and in the worst, a packet audio move_handle delta would be quite incorrect, causing the handle to be moved too far.

git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@29490 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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Michael Sevakis 2011-03-02 04:41:29 +00:00
parent b3bfc09852
commit 64647f3403

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@ -560,6 +560,17 @@ fill_buffer : Call buffer_handle for all handles that have data to buffer
These functions are used by the buffering thread to manage buffer space.
*/
static size_t handle_size_available(const struct memory_handle *h)
{
/* Obtain proper distances from data start */
size_t rd = ringbuf_sub(h->ridx, h->data);
size_t wr = ringbuf_sub(h->widx, h->data);
if (LIKELY(wr > rd))
return wr - rd;
return 0; /* ridx is ahead of or equal to widx at this time */
}
static void update_data_counters(struct data_counters *dc)
{
@ -582,6 +593,8 @@ static void update_data_counters(struct data_counters *dc)
m = first_handle;
while (m) {
buffered += m->available;
/* wasted could come out larger than the buffer size if ridx's are
overlapping data ahead of their handles' buffered data */
wasted += ringbuf_sub(m->ridx, m->data);
remaining += m->filerem;
@ -589,7 +602,7 @@ static void update_data_counters(struct data_counters *dc)
is_useful = true;
if (is_useful)
useful += ringbuf_sub(m->widx, m->ridx);
useful += handle_size_available(m);
m = m->next;
}
@ -795,7 +808,11 @@ static void shrink_handle(struct memory_handle *h)
}
} else {
/* only move the handle struct */
delta = ringbuf_sub(h->ridx, h->data);
size_t rd = ringbuf_sub(h->ridx, h->data);
size_t wr = ringbuf_sub(h->widx, h->data);
/* ridx could be ahead of widx on a mini rebuffer */
delta = MIN(rd, wr);
if (!move_handle(&h, &delta, 0, true))
return;
@ -1245,18 +1262,6 @@ int bufadvance(int handle_id, off_t offset)
* actual amount of data available for reading. This function explicitly
* does not check the validity of the input handle. It does do range checks
* on size and returns a valid (and explicit) amount of data for reading */
static size_t handle_size_available(const struct memory_handle *h)
{
/* Obtain proper distances from data start */
size_t rd = ringbuf_sub(h->ridx, h->data);
size_t wr = ringbuf_sub(h->widx, h->data);
if (LIKELY(wr > rd))
return wr - rd;
return 0; /* ridx is ahead of or equal to widx at this time */
}
static struct memory_handle *prep_bufdata(int handle_id, size_t *size,
bool guardbuf_limit)
{