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scummvm-cursorfix/engines/agos/drivers/accolade/casio.cpp
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#include "agos/drivers/accolade/casio.h"
#include "agos/drivers/accolade/mididriver.h"
namespace AGOS {
MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio::MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio() : MidiDriver_Casio(MT_CT460) {
Common::fill(_channelRemapping, _channelRemapping + ARRAYSIZE(_channelRemapping), 0);
Common::fill(_instrumentRemappingData, _instrumentRemappingData + ARRAYSIZE(_instrumentRemappingData), 0);
Common::fill(_rhythmNoteRemappingData, _rhythmNoteRemappingData + ARRAYSIZE(_rhythmNoteRemappingData), 0);
}
int MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio::open() {
int result = MidiDriver_Casio::open();
// Apply instrument and rhythm note remapping after device initialization.
_instrumentRemapping = _instrumentRemappingData;
// WORKAROUND The MT-32 and Casio devices use a different mapping of notes
// to instruments on the rhythm channel. The INSTR.DAT file of Elvira 1
// contains a remapping of the rhythm notes in the game's MT-32 MIDI data
// to the Casio's rhythm notes, but this does not seem to be used - the
// game outputs the MT-32 rhythm notes when CT-460 is selected. As a result
// the wrong rhythm instruments are played. This is fixed here by using the
// game's remapping data to properly remap the rhythm notes to the notes
// that the Casio devices use.
_rhythmNoteRemapping = _rhythmNoteRemappingData;
return result;
}
int8 MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio::mapSourceChannel(uint8 source, uint8 dataChannel) {
if (!_isOpen)
// Use 1 on 1 mapping during device initialization.
return dataChannel;
return _channelRemapping[dataChannel];
}
void MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio::readDriverData(byte *driverData, uint16 driverDataSize) {
uint16 minDataSize = 354;
if (driverDataSize < minDataSize)
error("MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio::readDriverData - Expected minimum driver data size of %d - got %d", minDataSize, driverDataSize);
// INSTR.DAT Data is like this:
// 128 bytes instrument mapping
// 128 bytes instrument volume adjust (signed!) (not used for Casio)
// 16 bytes unknown
// 16 bytes channel mapping
// 64 bytes key note mapping
// 1 byte instrument count
// 1 byte bytes per instrument
// x bytes no instruments used for Casio
uint16 channelMappingOffset = 256 + 16;
Common::copy(driverData + channelMappingOffset, driverData + channelMappingOffset + ARRAYSIZE(_channelRemapping), _channelRemapping);
uint16 instrumentMappingOffset = 0;
Common::copy(driverData + instrumentMappingOffset, driverData + instrumentMappingOffset + ARRAYSIZE(_instrumentRemappingData), _instrumentRemappingData);
uint16 rhythmNoteMappingOffset = 256 + 32;
// 64 bytes are reserved for the rhythm note mapping, but only 40 seem to
// be used. The first mapping is for note 0x24.
Common::copy(driverData + rhythmNoteMappingOffset, driverData + rhythmNoteMappingOffset + 40, _rhythmNoteRemappingData + 0x24);
}
MidiDriver_Multisource *MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio_create(Common::String driverFilename) {
byte *driverData = nullptr;
uint16 driverDataSize = 0;
bool newVersion = false;
MidiDriver_Accolade_readDriver(driverFilename, MT_CT460, driverData, driverDataSize, newVersion);
if (!driverData)
error("MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio_create - Error during readDriver()");
if (newVersion)
// Only Elvira 1 has support for Casio and this uses the old drivers.
error("MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio_create - Driver not supported for Elvira 2 / Waxworks / Simon 1 demo");
MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio *driver = new MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio();
if (!driver)
error("MidiDriver_Accolade_Casio_create - Could not create driver");
driver->readDriverData(driverData, driverDataSize);
delete[] driverData;
return driver;
}
} // End of namespace AGOS