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#include "fp_math.h" |
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#include <avr/pgmspace.h> |
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#include <math.h> |
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#include <serial.h> |
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#define ABS(x) (x > 0 ? x : -x) |
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#define FP_PI_OVER_TWO 102944 |
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#define FP_TWO_PI 411775 |
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#define TABLE_LENGTH 64 |
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#define TABLE_STEP 1621//.160757 |
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static inline int32_t trig_lookup(int32_t theta, int32_t* table); |
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static int32_t linspace[TABLE_LENGTH] PROGMEM = {
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0, 1621, 3242, 4863, 6485, 8106, 9727, 11348, |
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12969, 14590, 16212, 17833, 19454, 21075, 22696, 24317, |
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25939, 27560, 29181, 30802, 32423, 34044, 35666, 37287, |
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38908, 40529, 42150, 43771, 45393, 47014, 48635, 50256, |
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51877, 53498, 55119, 56741, 58362, 59983, 61604, 63225, |
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64846, 66468, 68089, 69710, 71331, 72952, 74573, 76195, |
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77816, 79437, 81058, 82679, 84300, 85922, 87543, 89164, |
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90785, 92406, 94027, 95648, 97270, 98891, 100512, 102133 |
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}; |
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static int32_t fp_cos_table[TABLE_LENGTH] PROGMEM = {
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65536, 65516, 65456, 65356, 65215, 65035, 64815, 64556, |
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64257, 63919, 63541, 63125, 62670, 62176, 61645, 61076, |
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60470, 59826, 59146, 58430, 57678, 56890, 56068, 55212, |
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54322, 53398, 52442, 51454, 50434, 49384, 48303, 47193, |
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46053, 44886, 43691, 42470, 41222, 39949, 38652, 37331, |
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35988, 34622, 33235, 31828, 30401, 28956, 27492, 26013, |
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24517, 23006, 21481, 19943, 18393, 16831, 15260, 13679, |
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12089, 10492, 8889, 7280, 5667, 4050, 2431, 811 |
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}; |
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//FIXME Lazy implementations of tangent and sine.
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int32_t fp_tan(int32_t theta) { |
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return fp_div(fp_sin(theta), fp_cos(theta));
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} |
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int32_t fp_sin(int32_t theta) { |
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return fp_cos(theta + FP_PI_OVER_TWO);
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} |
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//Quadratic interpolation.
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int32_t fp_cos(int32_t theta) { |
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uint8_t n; |
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int8_t negative; |
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int32_t x_n, x_np1, x_np2; |
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int32_t y_n, y_np1, y_np2; |
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int32_t dd_n, dd_np1, second_dd, result; |
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//Move theta into [0, pi/2] w/ appropriate sign.
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theta = ABS(theta) % FP_TWO_PI; |
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if(theta > FP_PI)
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theta = FP_TWO_PI - theta; |
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if(theta > FP_PI_OVER_TWO) {
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theta = FP_PI - theta; |
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negative = 1;
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} |
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//Find the nearest table values. FIXME
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n = theta / TABLE_STEP; |
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while( n < TABLE_LENGTH - 1 && (x_np1 = pgm_read_dword(&linspace[n+1]))) |
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n++; |
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//theta is between x_{n} and x_{n+1}
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if(n == TABLE_LENGTH - 1) { |
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//Perform linear interpolation, since we're close to zero anyway.
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x_n = pgm_read_dword(&linspace[TABLE_LENGTH - 1]);
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y_n = pgm_read_dword(&fp_cos_table[TABLE_LENGTH - 1]);
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result = fp_mult(fp_div(FP_PI_OVER_TWO - x_n, 0 - y_n), theta - x_n) + y_n;
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return negative ? -result : result;
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} |
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if(n == TABLE_LENGTH) {
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//We didn't find a value! Oh no!
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usb_puts("fp_math: We couldn't find surrounding table values! \n\r
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This should never happen!!!\n\r\n\r"); |
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return 0; |
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} |
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//Address the general case. Quadratic interpolation.
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//Load in the necessary values.
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x_n = pgm_read_dword(&linspace[n]); |
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x_np2 = pgm_read_dword(&linspace[n + 2]);
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y_n = pgm_read_dword(&fp_cos_table[n]); |
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y_np1 = pgm_read_dword(&fp_cos_table[n + 1]);
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y_np2 = pgm_read_dword(&fp_cos_table[n + 2]);
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//Calculate first divided differences.
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dd_n = fp_div(y_np1 - y_n, x_np1 - x_n); |
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dd_np1 = fp_div(y_np2 - y_np1, x_np2 - x_np1); |
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//Calculate the second divided difference.
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second_dd = fp_div(dd_np1 - dd_n, x_np2 - x_n); |
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result = fp_mult(fp_mult(second_dd, theta - x_n), theta - x_np1) |
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+ fp_mult(dd_n, theta - x_n) + y_n; |
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return negative ? -result : result;
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} |
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//FIXME I didn't write these functions very carefully...
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int32_t fp_mult(int32_t a, int32_t b) { |
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return (int32_t) (((int64_t)a) * ((int64_t)b)) >> 16; |
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} |
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int32_t fp_div(int32_t a, int32_t b) { |
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return (int32_t) ((int64_t)a << 16) / (int64_t)b; |
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} |
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