Revision bdb341bc
Added by Leszek Koltunski over 7 years ago
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/** |
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* Writes the results of interpolation between the Points at time 'time' to the passed float buffer. |
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* <p> |
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* Since this is a 1-dimensional Dynamic, the resulting interpolated Static1D gets written |
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* to a single location in the buffer: buffer[offset]. |
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* @param buffer Float buffer we will write the resulting Static1D to. |
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* @param offset Offset in the buffer where to write the result. |
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* @param time Time of interpolation. Time=0.0 would return the first Point, Time=0.5 - the last, |
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* time=1.0 - the first again, and time 0.1 would be 1/5 of the way between the first and the last Points. |
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*/ |
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synchronized void interpolate(float[] buffer, int offset, float time) |
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switch(numPoints) |
Also available in: Unified diff
Dynamics: Introduce 2 Modes of operation:
- 'random access' mode, where we are able to call a single Dynamic from multiple thread simultaneously.
- 'sequential' mode, which only permits sequential interpolation from one client.
The second mode has an advantage when one needs to change mDuration: it keeps on interpolating smoothly. In the first mode, this is not possible.