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I have exploited GenCodecPkg to generate "mycompany.mymodule.MYMODULE" (i choosed IUNIVERSAL in Base interface).
I've integrated it to .x64P by using GenServer.
Finally, i could open the engine i generated, but i could not create "mymodule" by using I2p_create.
What errors are there ?
Or what arm-side code could i exploit to call "mymodule" ?
By the way, i've integrated TI's H264(codec) and MPEG4(codec) to .x64P, too.
Then i've called H264(codec) and MPEG4(codec) successfully by using DMAI.
Thank you for your reply.
I didn't know what I2p_create() is, but Google turned this up for me:
It looks like some kind of interlace-related IUNIVERSAL-based algorithm API. Doesn't look like something for general IUNIVERSAL algorithms.
You might want to look at the Codec Engine UNIVERSAL APIs which can be used for IUNIVERSAL-implementing algorithms.
Chris
Thank you, Chris.
The solution you told to me is right.
Now i can create "mymodule" by using UNIVERSAL_create().
But i have some problems about ARM and DSP's usage in percent.
I exploited "Cpu_getLoad()" and Engine_getCpuLoad() to get ARM and DSP's usage in percent.
When i added many codes to "main.c"(arm-side) and "mymodule" respectively,
Cpu_getLoad() returned 50%
and Engine_getCpuLoad() returned 50%.
I doubt whether the cpu(arm) and the server's cpu are different.
So the server's cpu is DSP?