/*
 * Copyright (C) 2023 Kyle Reed, zxkmm
 *
 * This file is part of PortaPack.
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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 */

/* Helpers for handling oversampling and interpolation. */

#ifndef __OVERSAMPLE_H__
#define __OVERSAMPLE_H__

#include "message.hpp"
#include "utility.hpp"

/* TODO:
 * The decision to oversample/interpolate should only be a baseband concern.
 * However, the baseband can't set up the radio (M0 code), so the apps also
 * need to know about the "actual" sample rate so the radio settings can be
 * applied correctly. Ideally the baseband would tell the apps what the
 * actual sample rate is. Currently the apps are telling the baseband and
 * that feels like a separation of concerns problem. */

/* HackRF suggests a minimum sample rate of 2M so a oversample rate is applied
 * to the sample rate (pre-scale) to get the sample rate closer to that target.
 * The baseband needs to know how to correctly decimate (or interpolate) so
 * the set of allowed scalars is fixed (See OversampleRate enum).
 * In testing, a minimum rate of 400kHz seems to the functional minimum.
 */

/* Gets the oversample rate for a given sample rate.
 * The oversample rate is used to increase the sample rate to improve SNR and quality.
 * This is also used as the interpolation rate when replaying captures. */
inline OversampleRate get_oversample_rate(uint32_t sample_rate) {
    if (sample_rate < 50'000) return OversampleRate::x128;  // 25kk..12k5, prepared for future, OVS ok, but decim. :128 still not implemented.
    if (sample_rate < 100'000) return OversampleRate::x64;  // 50k, prepared for future, OVS ok, but decim. :64 still not implemented.
    if (sample_rate < 250'000) return OversampleRate::x16;  // Now tentatively applied to 150k..100k - but as soon as we got decim :32, (150k x16, and 100k x32)

    return OversampleRate::x8;  // 250k .. 1Mhz, that decim :8 , is already applied.(OVS and decim OK)
}

/* Gets the actual sample rate for a given sample rate.
 * This is the rate with the correct oversampling rate applied. */
inline uint32_t get_actual_sample_rate(uint32_t sample_rate) {
    return sample_rate * toUType(get_oversample_rate(sample_rate));
}

#endif /*__OVERSAMPLE_H__*/