#ifndef _QUANT_H_ #define _QUANT_H_ #include /* This table contains unscaled integer casts of the floating point inverse * quantization factors used by wma pro. The formula for calculating the * floating point value is : * quant = pow(10.0, exp/20) * 'exp' is an integer value which I have exmerimentally found to fall in the * range (50,170). */ const int32_t quant_tab[121] = { 0x0000013C, 0x00000163, 0x0000018E, 0x000001BF, 0x000001F5, 0x00000232, 0x00000277, 0x000002C4, 0x0000031A, 0x0000037B, 0x000003E8, 0x00000462, 0x000004EB, 0x00000585, 0x00000631, 0x000006F2, 0x000007CB, 0x000008BF, 0x000009D0, 0x00000B02, 0x00000C5A, 0x00000DDC, 0x00000F8D, 0x00001173, 0x00001394, 0x000015F7, 0x000018A6, 0x00001BA7, 0x00001F07, 0x000022D1, 0x00002710, 0x00002BD4, 0x0000312D, 0x0000372D, 0x00003DE9, 0x00004577, 0x00004DF1, 0x00005773, 0x0000621F, 0x00006E18, 0x00007B87, 0x00008A99, 0x00009B83, 0x0000AE7C, 0x0000C3C7, 0x0000DBAA, 0x0000F678, 0x0001148B, 0x00013649, 0x00015C25, 0x000186A0, 0x0001B64A, 0x0001EBC5, 0x000227C6, 0x00026B19, 0x0002B6A4, 0x00030B66, 0x00036A80, 0x0003D535, 0x00044CEE, 0x0004D344, 0x000569FD, 0x0006131B, 0x0006D0DC, 0x0007A5C3, 0x000894A5, 0x0009A0AD, 0x000ACD6A, 0x000C1ED8, 0x000D9973, 0x000F4240, 0x00111EE2, 0x001335AD, 0x00158DBA, 0x00182EFD, 0x001B2267, 0x001E71FE, 0x00222901, 0x0026540E, 0x002B014F, 0x003040A6, 0x003623E6, 0x003CBF10, 0x00442894, 0x004C79A0, 0x0055CE75, 0x006046C5, 0x006C0622, 0x00793472, 0x0087FE7D, 0x00989680, 0x00AB34D9, 0x00C018C6, 0x00D7893F, 0x00F1D5E4, 0x010F580A, 0x013073F0, 0x01559A0C, 0x017F4890, 0x01AE0D16, 0x01E28678, 0x021D66FC, 0x025F769C, 0x02A995C8, 0x02FCC044, 0x035A1094, 0x03C2C3B8, 0x04383D50, 0x04BC0C78, 0x054FF0E8, 0x05F5E100, 0x06B01078, 0x0780F7C0, 0x086B5C80, 0x09725AE0, 0x0A997060, 0x0BE48750, 0x0D580470, 0x0EF8D5A0, 0x10CC82E0, 0x12D940C0, }; #define EXP_MIN 50 #define EXP_MAX 170 /* return the correct value of quant based on exp */ #define QUANT(exp) quant_tab[exp - EXP_MIN] #endif /* _QUANT_H_ */