+void do_samples_finish(int ns_to, int silentch);
+
+void do_samples(unsigned int cycles_to)
+{
+ unsigned int mask;
+ int ch, ns_to;
+ int silentch;
+ int cycle_diff;
+
+ cycle_diff = cycles_to - spu.cycles_played;
+ if (cycle_diff < -2*1048576 || cycle_diff > 2*1048576)
+ {
+ //xprintf("desync %u %d\n", cycles_to, cycle_diff);
+ spu.cycles_played = cycles_to;
+ return;
+ }
+
+ if (cycle_diff < 2 * 768)
+ return;
+
+ ns_to = (cycle_diff / 768 + 1) & ~1;
+ if (ns_to > NSSIZE) {
+ // should never happen
+ //xprintf("ns_to oflow %d %d\n", ns_to, NSSIZE);
+ ns_to = NSSIZE;
+ }
+
+ //////////////////////////////////////////////////////
+ // special irq handling in the decode buffers (0x0000-0x1000)
+ // we know:
+ // the decode buffers are located in spu memory in the following way:
+ // 0x0000-0x03ff CD audio left
+ // 0x0400-0x07ff CD audio right
+ // 0x0800-0x0bff Voice 1
+ // 0x0c00-0x0fff Voice 3
+ // and decoded data is 16 bit for one sample
+ // we assume:
+ // even if voices 1/3 are off or no cd audio is playing, the internal
+ // play positions will move on and wrap after 0x400 bytes.
+ // Therefore: we just need a pointer from spumem+0 to spumem+3ff, and
+ // increase this pointer on each sample by 2 bytes. If this pointer
+ // (or 0x400 offsets of this pointer) hits the spuirq address, we generate
+ // an IRQ.
+
+ if (unlikely((spu.spuCtrl & CTRL_IRQ)
+ && spu.pSpuIrq < spu.spuMemC+0x1000))
+ {
+ int irq_pos = (spu.pSpuIrq - spu.spuMemC) / 2 & 0x1ff;
+ int left = (irq_pos - spu.decode_pos) & 0x1ff;
+ if (0 < left && left <= ns_to)