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#ifndef LIBGHA_H
#define LIBGHA_h
#define FLOAT float
#include <stddef.h>
typedef struct gha_ctx *gha_ctx_t;
struct gha_info {
FLOAT frequency;
FLOAT phase;
FLOAT magnitude;
};
/*
* Create context to perform GHA, size is number of samples provided to analyze.
* Size must be even
*
* Returns null in case of fail.
*/
gha_ctx_t gha_create_ctx(size_t size);
/*
* Free GHA context
*/
void gha_free_ctx(gha_ctx_t ctx);
/*
* Performs one GHA step for given PCM signal,
* the result will be writen in to given gha_info structure
*
* Complexity: O(n * log(n)),
* where n is number of samples to anayze
*/
void gha_analyze_one(const FLOAT* pcm, struct gha_info* info, gha_ctx_t ctx);
/*
* Performs one GHA step and extracts analysed harmonic from given PCM signal
* the result will be writen in to given gha_info structure
*
* Complexity: O(n * log(n)),
* where n is number of samples to anayze
*/
void gha_extract_one(FLOAT* pcm, struct gha_info* info, gha_ctx_t ctx);
/*
* Performs k GHA steps and extracts analysed harmonics from given PCM signal.
*
* The result will be writen in to given gha_info structures
* corresponding ammount of memory should be allocated (k * sizeof(struct gha_info))
*
* Effectively this function is equivalent of calling gha_extract_one k times
*
* Complexity: O(n * log(n) * K),
* where n is number of samples to anayze, k is number of harmonics to extract
*
*/
void gha_extract_many_simple(FLOAT* pcm, struct gha_info* info, size_t k, gha_ctx_t ctx);
#endif
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