Method process

src/internal/src/DelayDSPKernel.cpp:68–160

}

void DelayDSPKernel::process(ContextRenderLock & r, const float * source, float * destination, int framesToProcess)
{
    size_t bufferLength = m_buffer.size();
    float * buffer = m_buffer.data();

    ASSERT(bufferLength);
    if (!bufferLength)
        return;

    ASSERT(source && destination);
    if (!source || !destination)
        return;

    float sampleRate = r.context()->sampleRate();
    double delayTime = 0;
    float * delayTimes = m_delayTimes.data();
    double maxTime = maxDelayTime();

#if 1
    /// @TODO before deleting the else clause here, is there a legitimate reason to have the delayTime be automated?
    /// is it not just a setting? If it's actually an audio rate signal, then delayTime should be switched back
    /// from AudioSetting to AudioParam.
    delayTime = delayProcessor() ? delayProcessor()->delayTime()->valueFloat() : m_desiredDelayFrames / sampleRate;

    // Make sure the delay time is in a valid range.
    delayTime = min(maxTime, delayTime);
    delayTime = max(0.0, delayTime);

    if (m_firstTime)
    {
        m_currentDelayTime = delayTime;
        m_firstTime = false;
    }
    bool sampleAccurate = false;
#else
    bool sampleAccurate = delayProcessor() && delayProcessor()->delayTime()->hasSampleAccurateValues();

    if (sampleAccurate)
        delayProcessor()->delayTime()->calculateSampleAccurateValues(r, delayTimes, framesToProcess);
    else
    {
        delayTime = delayProcessor() ? delayProcessor()->delayTime()->finalValue(r) : m_desiredDelayFrames / sampleRate;

        // Make sure the delay time is in a valid range.
        delayTime = min(maxTime, delayTime);
        delayTime = max(0.0, delayTime);

        if (m_firstTime)
        {
            m_currentDelayTime = delayTime;
            m_firstTime = false;
        }
    }
#endif

    for (int i = 0; i < framesToProcess; ++i)
    {
        if (sampleAccurate)