This avoids them getting wiped during sync for every build, which saves
build time on Windows.
I also removed no longer present google-visualization-python dir.
BUG=none
TEST=none
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This avoids the directory getting wiped before it's synced out again
for every build.
BUG=none
TEST=none
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When doing test automation, the prompt in vie_auto_test is not working as expected on Windows when the test is run from a Buildbot. As soon a prompt is presented to the test runner, vie_auto_test exits, assuming the user pressed Ctrl-D.
By adding a third option for the Stop/Modify call prompt that allows running the call indefinitely (and making that the default), no prompt is displayed when the --auto_custom_call flag is used.
BUG=none
TEST=Execution with vie_auto_test.exe --auto_custom_call --override "Enter destination IP.=192.168.3.11" and by running vie_auto_test in interactive mode.
+ Trybots passing.
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Due to a bug in the RTP module, which appeared during packet loss, we have had too short delay in the Win Large Test. When the bug was fixed we had a regression error that should be fixed with this update.
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The big benefit is we no longer have a circular dependency between the media receiver and the payload registry. The payload registry is starting to take a bit more place on the stage, and now knows how to do different things depending on audio or video.
BUG=
TESTED=rtp_rtcp_unittests, vie_auto_test, voe_auto_test
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A reverse copy is removed. The index to src buffer could be -1, this happens very often. The reverse copy is not needed as the content of the destination is overwritten further down in "WebRtcIlbcfix_CbConstruct()"
Bug=issue281
TEST=manual test over 1600 files TIMIT database, all outputs are bit-exact with the ones generated from head revision. Local run of asan does not generate any warning.
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However, two other "hacks" had to be added to maintain bit-exactness
with legacy.
Note that this change requires a new version of the universal.rtp test
input, although the output reference stays the same.
Moving reference files, and using a new input vector for NetEq4.
The new input vector neteq_universal_new.rtp is identical to the old
neteq_universal.rtp, except that the payload type for CNG packets that
follows a wideband codec is changed to 98.
Update to resources revision 15 where the new reference files are.
Also changing a faulty log error.
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The changes in r1068 that moved over to the webrtc/test/buildbot_tests.py launch script was not properly tested on the real machine for the audio_e2e_test. Due to that it contained a few syntax errors and paths that were not resolved as expected. This CL fixes this and has been tested more thorougly.
BUG=none
TEST=Ran, standing in the checkout dir:
out/Release/buildbot_tests.py -t audio_e2e_test
with successful result.
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> Delay estimator wrapper API changes. This should finalize the changes to delay estimator making it work for multi-probe.
>
> The changes are summarized here:
>
> delay_estimator.*
> -----------------
> Replaced assert() with correct error check. This is consistent with previous versions of the delay_estimator, i.e., to check for valid parameters where they are actually used and not high up in a wrapper layer.
>
> delay_estimator_internal.h
> --------------------------
> Pulled out the far-end part of DelayEstimator struct and put it in DelayEstimatorFarend. The only common parameter is spectrum_size, which we store in both and thereby avoiding having a Farend pointer in DelayEstimator.
>
> delay_estimator_wrapper.*
> -------------------------
> Added and updated descriptions. From Free(), Create(), Init() the far-end parts have been put in separate Farend versions. Same goes for the Process() which now has an AddFarSpectrum() version.
> The flow of calls should be something like (in pseudo-code)
>
> far* = CreateFarend(history_size)
> near* = Create(far, lookahead)
> InitFarend(far)
> Init(near)
> while call ongoing
> AddFarSpectrum(far, far_spectrum)
> Process(near, near_spectrum)
> end while
> Free(near)
> FreeFarend(far)
>
> delay_estimator_unittest.cc
> ---------------------------
> Added farend support setting up calls as mentioned above.
>
> aecm_core.*
> -----------
> Cleaned up some lint warnings.
> Added delay_estimator_farend pointer. Called Create(), Init() and Free() in above mentioned order.
> If AddFarSpectrumFix() was not successfully done, we end and return -1. This is what we would have done for Process().
>
> aec_core.*
> ----------
> Cleaned up some lint warnings.
> Added delay_estimator_farend pointer. Calls in proper order. Since we only use the delay estimator for logging there is no error handling. We only call Process() if AddFarSpectrum() was successful though.
>
> TEST=audioproc_unittest, trybots
> BUG=None
>
> Review URL: https://webrtc-codereview.appspot.com/1076006TBR=bjornv@webrtc.org
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The changes are summarized here:
delay_estimator.*
-----------------
Replaced assert() with correct error check. This is consistent with previous versions of the delay_estimator, i.e., to check for valid parameters where they are actually used and not high up in a wrapper layer.
delay_estimator_internal.h
--------------------------
Pulled out the far-end part of DelayEstimator struct and put it in DelayEstimatorFarend. The only common parameter is spectrum_size, which we store in both and thereby avoiding having a Farend pointer in DelayEstimator.
delay_estimator_wrapper.*
-------------------------
Added and updated descriptions. From Free(), Create(), Init() the far-end parts have been put in separate Farend versions. Same goes for the Process() which now has an AddFarSpectrum() version.
The flow of calls should be something like (in pseudo-code)
far* = CreateFarend(history_size)
near* = Create(far, lookahead)
InitFarend(far)
Init(near)
while call ongoing
AddFarSpectrum(far, far_spectrum)
Process(near, near_spectrum)
end while
Free(near)
FreeFarend(far)
delay_estimator_unittest.cc
---------------------------
Added farend support setting up calls as mentioned above.
aecm_core.*
-----------
Cleaned up some lint warnings.
Added delay_estimator_farend pointer. Called Create(), Init() and Free() in above mentioned order.
If AddFarSpectrumFix() was not successfully done, we end and return -1. This is what we would have done for Process().
aec_core.*
----------
Cleaned up some lint warnings.
Added delay_estimator_farend pointer. Calls in proper order. Since we only use the delay estimator for logging there is no error handling. We only call Process() if AddFarSpectrum() was successful though.
TEST=audioproc_unittest, trybots
BUG=None
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pthread_t is a pointer type on Mac OS X, and is thus 32 bits wide in the
32-bit environment and 64 bits wide in the 64-bit environment. WebRTC's
thread ID routines assume that thread IDs can always fit inside a uint32_t,
but this is not the case in the 64-bit Mac environment when using pthread_t
as the basis for a thread ID. Instead, switch to using the underlying Mach
port for the thread, which is a 32-bit quantity in both the 32-bit and 64-bit
environments.
The only place this seems to be used is in TraceImpl::AddThreadId, and it's
only used there for a thread ID for display.
This is a better fix than https://webrtc-codereview.appspot.com/929015 .
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