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Stream 6: extract firmware glue under firmware/ Move the Arduino sketch into firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/ and bridge the hardware (memllib) to the platform-agnostic nisps/ library through a slim glue layer. Delete the legacy root-level *AudioApp.hpp, modes/MEMLNautMode*.hpp, voicespaces/, IMLInterface.hpp, XiasriAnalysis, and the src/memlp submodule. Glue layout (firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/glue/): audio_driver.hpp - bridge memllib block callback to Mode::process via per-Mode templated trampoline (no virtual dispatch) peripherals.hpp - joystick/pots/buttons -> Mode::set_input + ML primitives midi_io.hpp - MIDI in -> mode.note_on/update_bpm/set_playing, drains mode ControlEvent ring -> MIDI UART mode_select.hpp - using-aliases mapping MEMLNautMode<Name> to nisps::modes::*Mode (build script rewrites the #define MEMLNAUT_MODE_TYPE line) input_router.hpp / output_router.hpp - top-level wire/drain entry points The sketch tree uses src/{memllib,daisysp,nisps} symlinks because Arduino-CLI rejects ".." in include paths from sketch-tree headers. mode_select.hpp #undefs Arduino's sq/min/max/abs/round macros before including nisps headers (some nisps engines use those identifiers as method names). The audio bridge struct is extern in the header and defined in the .ino because inline + __not_in_flash section attribute collide at link time. Verification: arduino-cli compile succeeds for PAFSynth, ChannelStrip, and BreakOr (rp2040:rp2040:solderparty_rp2350_stamp_xl:opt=Optimize3, -std=gnu++20). Host C++ tests under nisps/build still pass (3 binaries, 110+ tests). Build script (scripts/build-firmware.sh) updated to point at the new sketch path; mode-rewrite logic unchanged. Closes meml-gkm.
2026-04-29 16:05:38 +02:00
// firmware/glue/audio_driver.hpp — Bridge memllib AudioDriver to nisps modes.
//
// memllib's AudioDriver delivers samples via a *block* callback shaped like:
// void cb(float in[][kBufferSize], float out[][kBufferSize], size_t nch, size_t nf)
// The nisps `Mode` concept exposes a per-sample `process(stereosample_t)`.
//
// We register a free function as the AudioDriver block callback and pump it
// frame-by-frame into the active mode. The mode pointer is held in a
// templated free function that captures it by reference at call-site (so we
// avoid std::function indirection in the audio path).
//
// The two `stereosample_t` types — the pre-existing firmware POD and the new
// nisps namespaced one — have identical memory layout (two floats L,R) so the
// bridge does an explicit field-wise copy. No reinterpret_cast.
#pragma once
#include <Arduino.h>
build(firmware): migrate to PlatformIO and vendor memllib (plan §5) One cut, no dual path. Closes ALIGNMENT defect 3 ("Arduino-CLI build machinery is actively hostile") and vision bullet 4. platformio.ini carries 16 [env:], one per variant, each passing -DMEMLNAUT_MODE_TYPE; selftest passes -DNISPS_SELFTEST=1 instead. The env list IS the registry now — the .ino comment-registry and the NISPS_ST_* token-paste table are deleted rather than migrated. L12 noted that table was already silently missing the currently-shipped SLPWorkshop variant, which is the whole argument against having a second list. Also deleted: the Python/sed machinery that rewrote the COMMITTED .ino on every build, the sketch symlink forest, the global TFT_eSPI User_Setup.h mutation (now -D flags — TFT_eSPI's own documented PlatformIO recipe), the UF2 boot-mount detection stack (upload_protocol=picotool talks to the bootloader directly), and build-firmware-arch.sh entirely. Scripts 683 -> 435 lines. memllib is vendored at lib/memllib/ from upstream e291192; no submodules remain. VENDORED.md records provenance and the re-sync procedure. S9: a firmware-build CI job compiles three representative envs against a cached toolchain and reports per-variant flash/RAM. Firmware is in an automated gate for the FIRST time. The old ci.yml comment justified excluding it as "low verification value" — an assessment that did not survive contact, since the SelfTest variant sat broken for an unknown period calling a DisplayDriver method that did not exist at the pinned memllib commit, and nothing noticed because nothing built it. Verified: all 16 envs build from an empty cache, each within ~520 bytes of the arduino-cli binary it replaces, flash and RAM. Measured as .text+.rodata / .data+.bss+vector+uninitialized — NOT PlatformIO's console line, which double-counts .data on this board. This does not prove the hardware boots; no flash+smoke test was possible and that stays an operator chokepoint. slpworkshop 248232/145028 pafsynth 256880/149716 selftest 216228/17960 (all 16 in the CI log format; none exceeds 2% of a 16 MB flash) Two traps recorded so nobody rediscovers them: vendoring memllib's subdirs without a src/ wrapper makes PlatformIO's library builder silently compile NOTHING while still linking; and project build_flags land BEFORE the framework's own -std=gnu++17 -Os, so build_unflags is required. CORRECTION carried in this commit: the firmware sizes in c19d846's message and the first version of the memllib recon doc were wrong — SLPWorkshop 145348, PAFSynth 145300, SelfTest 141840. They came from building variants in sequence through a SHARED incremental arduino-cli build directory, which reused stale objects and under-reported by ~75 KB. Clean-cache rebuilds of the identical commit give 216736/18492 for SelfTest. The real cost of the memllib upstream bump is +216 bytes flash, not +316. Never measure firmware size through a reused build dir. HISTORY NOTE: this commit and the docs commit before it were rebuilt (force-push, 2026-07-21) so that each contains only what its message describes. The first versions had the firmware deletions stranded in the docs commit by a shared-index race between concurrent agents; content is byte-identical to the originals. Gates: run-all-tests.sh ALL GREEN (nisps/ untouched by this change beyond include paths); 16/16 pio envs build.
2026-07-21 20:17:58 +02:00
#include "nisps/core/perf.hpp"
#include "nisps/core/types.hpp"
#include "audio/AudioDriver.hpp"
Stream 6: extract firmware glue under firmware/ Move the Arduino sketch into firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/ and bridge the hardware (memllib) to the platform-agnostic nisps/ library through a slim glue layer. Delete the legacy root-level *AudioApp.hpp, modes/MEMLNautMode*.hpp, voicespaces/, IMLInterface.hpp, XiasriAnalysis, and the src/memlp submodule. Glue layout (firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/glue/): audio_driver.hpp - bridge memllib block callback to Mode::process via per-Mode templated trampoline (no virtual dispatch) peripherals.hpp - joystick/pots/buttons -> Mode::set_input + ML primitives midi_io.hpp - MIDI in -> mode.note_on/update_bpm/set_playing, drains mode ControlEvent ring -> MIDI UART mode_select.hpp - using-aliases mapping MEMLNautMode<Name> to nisps::modes::*Mode (build script rewrites the #define MEMLNAUT_MODE_TYPE line) input_router.hpp / output_router.hpp - top-level wire/drain entry points The sketch tree uses src/{memllib,daisysp,nisps} symlinks because Arduino-CLI rejects ".." in include paths from sketch-tree headers. mode_select.hpp #undefs Arduino's sq/min/max/abs/round macros before including nisps headers (some nisps engines use those identifiers as method names). The audio bridge struct is extern in the header and defined in the .ino because inline + __not_in_flash section attribute collide at link time. Verification: arduino-cli compile succeeds for PAFSynth, ChannelStrip, and BreakOr (rp2040:rp2040:solderparty_rp2350_stamp_xl:opt=Optimize3, -std=gnu++20). Host C++ tests under nisps/build still pass (3 binaries, 110+ tests). Build script (scripts/build-firmware.sh) updated to point at the new sketch path; mode-rewrite logic unchanged. Closes meml-gkm.
2026-04-29 16:05:38 +02:00
feat: curve truth, DriverConfig, real telemetry, engine benchmark Four items from one workflow, committed together because their build and CI wiring genuinely interleaves — nisps/CMakeLists.txt, run-all-tests.sh and ci.yml each carry hunks from two of them, and the stage renumbering (1/5 -> 1/6) touches every line. Splitting would produce commits that do not build, which is worse than a commit that does four things and says so. S26 part 2 — the curve declaration now matches reality. params[].curve stays the mode-wide DEFAULT; a voice_spaces entry may now be {name, curve_overrides} declaring only the slots where THAT voice space deviates. The 6 modes with one voice space are byte-identical. The values were derived MECHANICALLY by a new codegen/curve-audit.ts that models the four idioms a p[N]*p[N] regex misses (alias form, memlcelium's implicit-counter sq() lambda, loop-generated indices, smooth_params_), inlines helpers, and RAISES rather than guessing when it cannot reduce an expression. A drift gate cross-checks 1179 (voice space x param) slots against engine source on every run and was proved to fail loudly on three drift classes. Application stays in the engine: nisps/engines, nisps/pipeline and nisps/core are untouched, generated output is pure insertion (755 insertions, 0 deletions), and the rebuilt nisps.wasm was byte-identical. S4 / 7.2 — firmware reads the active mode's driver config at mode start, and mic/line is real. My brief assumed the engine owns this; the code disagreed and the code was right. sound_analysis_midi's EngineT is NoOpEngine — the mic lives on a separately-composed AnalysisEngine member — so engine-level wiring would have compiled, passed every gate, and left the one mic mode on line input. Hence a mode-level seam defaulting to engine().driver_config(). Separately, DriverConfig's defaults (line_level 0, output_volume 1.0) had drifted from memllib's actual 3/0.8 because nothing had ever read them; wiring them as-is would have made every silent mode louder and its line input maximally insensitive — a behaviour change disguised as plumbing. Now pinned by a test. Also: GetSysClockSpeed() panic()s on unsupported sample rates and runs on the first line of setup(), so sample_rate needed a fallback ahead of clock setup. CI's firmware env list gains soundanalysismidi — it is the only mic variant and nothing else compiles that path. Plan 5e — telemetry is real. A loss_history C-API entry across the full 5-layer chain lets the browser read the per-iteration loss the core already records. The audit named one fabrication site; there were two — wasm-iml.ts's synchronous train() published lossHistory: [loss] as well. A third, ctx.loss, was not merely dead but actively synthetic (fallbacks of prev * 0.82 and a literal 0.5, rendered by nothing) and is deleted. The firmware buffer stays untouched, per the L25 call. EngineApi.lossHistory() reads spine state rather than the MLP handle, because trainAsync() fits on the worker's mirror net and the handle would give a subtly-wrong second answer. Plan 5f — engine throughput is measurable. One source compiled twice (CMake natively, emcc for WASM) so the targets compare directly and no WASM export is added. Sequencers are driven into a working state, and every row prints its own working-state evidence so a number produced by an idle engine is visible rather than plausible. Reports, never asserts: a wall-clock threshold on shared hardware is meaningless or flaky, same call as the firmware size job. ALIGNMENT: the telemetry defect is deleted (built, not deferred); the performance defect is rewritten to what is actually left — these are HOST numbers, and nothing measures the RP2350 at 150 MHz, which is the target the mission's constraint is about. Q4 (memllib ownership) and Q5 (legacy feedback modes) are closed. Corrections to my own earlier claims, both found by agents contradicting the brief: manifold/ONBOARDING.md was NOT "now accurate" — its primitives list still named five deleted primitives and cited a seededGradient() that does not exist. And the parity harness misses the sequencer engines because it runs 128 frames while their sequencers evaluate every 400-500 samples, NOT because all-params-0.5 fails to trigger them (it does trigger: 0.5 maps to ratio 2, firing three times per bar). The fix is a longer window, not different params. Gates: run-all-tests.sh ALL GREEN — 4/4 ctest, parity PASS, lint clean, curve drift 1179 slots ok, 39 e2e (was 33). Firmware: 5 envs built including the mic variant.
2026-07-21 22:02:23 +02:00
#include "codec_config.hpp"
Stream 6: extract firmware glue under firmware/ Move the Arduino sketch into firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/ and bridge the hardware (memllib) to the platform-agnostic nisps/ library through a slim glue layer. Delete the legacy root-level *AudioApp.hpp, modes/MEMLNautMode*.hpp, voicespaces/, IMLInterface.hpp, XiasriAnalysis, and the src/memlp submodule. Glue layout (firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/glue/): audio_driver.hpp - bridge memllib block callback to Mode::process via per-Mode templated trampoline (no virtual dispatch) peripherals.hpp - joystick/pots/buttons -> Mode::set_input + ML primitives midi_io.hpp - MIDI in -> mode.note_on/update_bpm/set_playing, drains mode ControlEvent ring -> MIDI UART mode_select.hpp - using-aliases mapping MEMLNautMode<Name> to nisps::modes::*Mode (build script rewrites the #define MEMLNAUT_MODE_TYPE line) input_router.hpp / output_router.hpp - top-level wire/drain entry points The sketch tree uses src/{memllib,daisysp,nisps} symlinks because Arduino-CLI rejects ".." in include paths from sketch-tree headers. mode_select.hpp #undefs Arduino's sq/min/max/abs/round macros before including nisps headers (some nisps engines use those identifiers as method names). The audio bridge struct is extern in the header and defined in the .ino because inline + __not_in_flash section attribute collide at link time. Verification: arduino-cli compile succeeds for PAFSynth, ChannelStrip, and BreakOr (rp2040:rp2040:solderparty_rp2350_stamp_xl:opt=Optimize3, -std=gnu++20). Host C++ tests under nisps/build still pass (3 binaries, 110+ tests). Build script (scripts/build-firmware.sh) updated to point at the new sketch path; mode-rewrite logic unchanged. Closes meml-gkm.
2026-04-29 16:05:38 +02:00
namespace nisps_firmware {
feat: curve truth, DriverConfig, real telemetry, engine benchmark Four items from one workflow, committed together because their build and CI wiring genuinely interleaves — nisps/CMakeLists.txt, run-all-tests.sh and ci.yml each carry hunks from two of them, and the stage renumbering (1/5 -> 1/6) touches every line. Splitting would produce commits that do not build, which is worse than a commit that does four things and says so. S26 part 2 — the curve declaration now matches reality. params[].curve stays the mode-wide DEFAULT; a voice_spaces entry may now be {name, curve_overrides} declaring only the slots where THAT voice space deviates. The 6 modes with one voice space are byte-identical. The values were derived MECHANICALLY by a new codegen/curve-audit.ts that models the four idioms a p[N]*p[N] regex misses (alias form, memlcelium's implicit-counter sq() lambda, loop-generated indices, smooth_params_), inlines helpers, and RAISES rather than guessing when it cannot reduce an expression. A drift gate cross-checks 1179 (voice space x param) slots against engine source on every run and was proved to fail loudly on three drift classes. Application stays in the engine: nisps/engines, nisps/pipeline and nisps/core are untouched, generated output is pure insertion (755 insertions, 0 deletions), and the rebuilt nisps.wasm was byte-identical. S4 / 7.2 — firmware reads the active mode's driver config at mode start, and mic/line is real. My brief assumed the engine owns this; the code disagreed and the code was right. sound_analysis_midi's EngineT is NoOpEngine — the mic lives on a separately-composed AnalysisEngine member — so engine-level wiring would have compiled, passed every gate, and left the one mic mode on line input. Hence a mode-level seam defaulting to engine().driver_config(). Separately, DriverConfig's defaults (line_level 0, output_volume 1.0) had drifted from memllib's actual 3/0.8 because nothing had ever read them; wiring them as-is would have made every silent mode louder and its line input maximally insensitive — a behaviour change disguised as plumbing. Now pinned by a test. Also: GetSysClockSpeed() panic()s on unsupported sample rates and runs on the first line of setup(), so sample_rate needed a fallback ahead of clock setup. CI's firmware env list gains soundanalysismidi — it is the only mic variant and nothing else compiles that path. Plan 5e — telemetry is real. A loss_history C-API entry across the full 5-layer chain lets the browser read the per-iteration loss the core already records. The audit named one fabrication site; there were two — wasm-iml.ts's synchronous train() published lossHistory: [loss] as well. A third, ctx.loss, was not merely dead but actively synthetic (fallbacks of prev * 0.82 and a literal 0.5, rendered by nothing) and is deleted. The firmware buffer stays untouched, per the L25 call. EngineApi.lossHistory() reads spine state rather than the MLP handle, because trainAsync() fits on the worker's mirror net and the handle would give a subtly-wrong second answer. Plan 5f — engine throughput is measurable. One source compiled twice (CMake natively, emcc for WASM) so the targets compare directly and no WASM export is added. Sequencers are driven into a working state, and every row prints its own working-state evidence so a number produced by an idle engine is visible rather than plausible. Reports, never asserts: a wall-clock threshold on shared hardware is meaningless or flaky, same call as the firmware size job. ALIGNMENT: the telemetry defect is deleted (built, not deferred); the performance defect is rewritten to what is actually left — these are HOST numbers, and nothing measures the RP2350 at 150 MHz, which is the target the mission's constraint is about. Q4 (memllib ownership) and Q5 (legacy feedback modes) are closed. Corrections to my own earlier claims, both found by agents contradicting the brief: manifold/ONBOARDING.md was NOT "now accurate" — its primitives list still named five deleted primitives and cited a seededGradient() that does not exist. And the parity harness misses the sequencer engines because it runs 128 frames while their sequencers evaluate every 400-500 samples, NOT because all-params-0.5 fails to trigger them (it does trigger: 0.5 maps to ratio 2, firing three times per bar). The fix is a longer window, not different params. Gates: run-all-tests.sh ALL GREEN — 4/4 ctest, parity PASS, lint clean, curve drift 1179 slots ok, 39 e2e (was 33). Firmware: 5 envs built including the mic variant.
2026-07-21 22:02:23 +02:00
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Driver configuration — the active mode decides how the codec is set up.
//
// `Mode::driver_config()` (nisps/modes/base.hpp) returns the mode's engine's
// `nisps::DriverConfig`, or the mode's own override when the engine isn't what
// consumes the audio input. Nothing here knows which mode is compiled in: the
// two entry points below are the whole of the glue, and a mode that expresses
// no opinion gets `nisps::DriverConfig{}`'s defaults, which reproduce the
// firmware's historical hardcoded codec setup.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Field-for-field translation into memllib's codec struct, after clamping to
// what the SGTL5000 can represent (see codec_config.hpp — that part is
// host-tested in tests/cpp/test_mode_driver_config.cpp).
inline AudioDriver::codec_config_t to_codec_config(const nisps::DriverConfig& cfg) noexcept {
const nisps::DriverConfig c = clamp_driver_config(cfg);
AudioDriver::codec_config_t out{};
out.mic_input = c.mic_input;
out.line_level = static_cast<size_t>(c.line_level);
out.mic_gain_dB = static_cast<size_t>(c.mic_gain_db);
out.output_volume = c.output_volume;
return out;
}
// Publish the mode's preferred sample rate to the driver.
//
// MUST run before `set_sys_clock_khz(AudioDriver::GetSysClockSpeed(), ...)` —
// the system clock is derived from the rate, and `GetSysClockSpeed()` panics on
// a rate it has no divider for. `select_sample_rate` therefore resolves
// "don't care" (0) and anything unsupported to 48 kHz rather than letting it
// reach the driver. Called on core 0 in setup(), i.e. before core 1 gets past
// its `g_serial_ready` handshake and reads `GetSampleRate()`.
template <typename Mode>
inline void apply_mode_sample_rate(const Mode& mode) noexcept {
AudioDriver::SetSampleRate(
static_cast<size_t>(select_sample_rate(mode.driver_config().sample_rate)));
}
// Bring the audio driver up configured for the active mode: codec input source
// (mic vs line), input gain step, mic pre-amp gain, analog output volume.
// Replaces the old parameterless `AudioDriver::Setup()`, which hardcoded line
// input for every variant regardless of what the mode's engine asked for.
template <typename Mode>
inline bool setup_audio_driver(const Mode& mode) {
return AudioDriver::Setup(to_codec_config(mode.driver_config()));
}
Stream 6: extract firmware glue under firmware/ Move the Arduino sketch into firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/ and bridge the hardware (memllib) to the platform-agnostic nisps/ library through a slim glue layer. Delete the legacy root-level *AudioApp.hpp, modes/MEMLNautMode*.hpp, voicespaces/, IMLInterface.hpp, XiasriAnalysis, and the src/memlp submodule. Glue layout (firmware/MEMLNaut-NISPS/glue/): audio_driver.hpp - bridge memllib block callback to Mode::process via per-Mode templated trampoline (no virtual dispatch) peripherals.hpp - joystick/pots/buttons -> Mode::set_input + ML primitives midi_io.hpp - MIDI in -> mode.note_on/update_bpm/set_playing, drains mode ControlEvent ring -> MIDI UART mode_select.hpp - using-aliases mapping MEMLNautMode<Name> to nisps::modes::*Mode (build script rewrites the #define MEMLNAUT_MODE_TYPE line) input_router.hpp / output_router.hpp - top-level wire/drain entry points The sketch tree uses src/{memllib,daisysp,nisps} symlinks because Arduino-CLI rejects ".." in include paths from sketch-tree headers. mode_select.hpp #undefs Arduino's sq/min/max/abs/round macros before including nisps headers (some nisps engines use those identifiers as method names). The audio bridge struct is extern in the header and defined in the .ino because inline + __not_in_flash section attribute collide at link time. Verification: arduino-cli compile succeeds for PAFSynth, ChannelStrip, and BreakOr (rp2040:rp2040:solderparty_rp2350_stamp_xl:opt=Optimize3, -std=gnu++20). Host C++ tests under nisps/build still pass (3 binaries, 110+ tests). Build script (scripts/build-firmware.sh) updated to point at the new sketch path; mode-rewrite logic unchanged. Closes meml-gkm.
2026-04-29 16:05:38 +02:00
// Pointer to the active mode. The audio block callback reads through this.
// Set during setup1() before AudioDriver::Setup() is called. Marked
// `__not_in_flash("audio")` so the audio ISR path does not pay flash latency.
struct ActiveModeBridge {
void* mode_ptr = nullptr; // type-erased Mode*
void (*process_block)(void*,
float[][kBufferSize],
float[][kBufferSize],
size_t, size_t) = nullptr;
};
// Defined in the .ino (not inline-in-header) — `inline` and `__not_in_flash`
// section attributes don't combine cleanly: comdat groups want shared
// linkage, named sections want unique ownership. The .ino owns the
// definition.
extern volatile ActiveModeBridge AUDIO_MEM g_active_mode_bridge;
// Templated trampoline: instantiated once per concrete Mode type. It does the
// per-sample loop and the field-wise stereosample_t copy. Templated rather
// than virtual because the audio path forbids virtual dispatch (architecture
// §3.5).
//
// We can't use `__not_in_flash_func(name)` on a templated function because
// that macro stringifies the function name into the section attribute, and
// the template instantiations all share a single section name — collisions
// are benign at link time but a per-instantiation section would be cleaner.
// Use `__attribute__((hot))` instead for these templated trampolines and
// rely on the platform linker default for placement.
template <typename Mode>
__attribute__((hot)) static void process_block_typed(
void* mode_ptr,
float in[][kBufferSize],
float out[][kBufferSize],
size_t /*n_channels*/,
size_t n_frames) {
auto* mode = static_cast<Mode*>(mode_ptr);
for (size_t i = 0; i < n_frames; ++i) {
::stereosample_t fw_in{in[0][i], in[1][i]};
::nisps::stereosample_t in_ns{fw_in.L, fw_in.R};
const auto out_ns = mode->process(in_ns);
out[0][i] = out_ns.L;
out[1][i] = out_ns.R;
// Modes that override `analyse(stereosample_t)` (e.g. SoundAnalysisMIDI)
// see the input frame here, before the next sample.
if constexpr (requires { mode->analyse(in_ns); }) {
mode->analyse(in_ns);
}
}
}
// Inner forward — the .ino provides the actual block callback (with
// `__not_in_flash_func` placement) and forwards into this. Keeping the
// non-template body in a non-inline function avoids comdat / section
// conflicts.
inline void dispatch_audio_block(
float in[][kBufferSize],
float out[][kBufferSize],
size_t n_channels,
size_t n_frames) {
auto& bridge = const_cast<ActiveModeBridge&>(g_active_mode_bridge);
if (bridge.mode_ptr == nullptr || bridge.process_block == nullptr) {
for (size_t i = 0; i < n_frames; ++i) {
out[0][i] = 0.f;
out[1][i] = 0.f;
}
return;
}
bridge.process_block(bridge.mode_ptr, in, out, n_channels, n_frames);
}
// Public registration: call from setup1() with the active mode and the
// `__not_in_flash_func`-placed block callback that forwards into
// `dispatch_audio_block`.
template <typename Mode>
inline void register_audio_engine(Mode& mode, audiocallback_block_fptr_t block_cb) {
ActiveModeBridge b{};
b.mode_ptr = static_cast<void*>(&mode);
b.process_block = &process_block_typed<Mode>;
__sync_synchronize();
const_cast<ActiveModeBridge&>(g_active_mode_bridge) = b;
__sync_synchronize();
AudioDriver::SetBlockCallback(block_cb);
}
} // namespace nisps_firmware