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Items 10 through 15 shown below the dark line in Figure 1 are linesare associated with creating custom audio modules on an embedded target. You first create the custom audio module DLL on the PC and then compile the generated module source files (item 6) using your embedded development tools. Several libraries and source files are pulled together to create the new executable for the target (item 15).
Also shown in Figure 1 the figure below is a C code initializer file (item 20). This file is used when the target lacks a tuning interface, and initializes the audio processing to a known state.
This document focuses exclusively on items 1 through 9 – those associated with creating custom audio module DLLs on the PC. The AWE-Core™ Integration Guide takes you through the remaining steps needed to update the audio module library on an embedded target and to create C code initializers.
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