audio_device/android/audio_device_unittest.cc

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 *
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 *  that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source
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#include "modules/audio_device/include/audio_device.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <limits>
#include <list>
#include <memory>
#include <numeric>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

#include "absl/strings/string_view.h"
#include "api/scoped_refptr.h"
#include "api/task_queue/default_task_queue_factory.h"
#include "api/task_queue/task_queue_factory.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/android/audio_common.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/android/audio_manager.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/android/build_info.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/android/ensure_initialized.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/audio_device_impl.h"
#include "modules/audio_device/include/mock_audio_transport.h"
#include "rtc_base/arraysize.h"
#include "rtc_base/event.h"
#include "rtc_base/synchronization/mutex.h"
#include "rtc_base/time_utils.h"
#include "test/gmock.h"
#include "test/gtest.h"
#include "test/testsupport/file_utils.h"

using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using ::testing::_;
using ::testing::AtLeast;
using ::testing::Gt;
using ::testing::Invoke;
using ::testing::NiceMock;
using ::testing::NotNull;
using ::testing::Return;

// #define ENABLE_DEBUG_PRINTF
#ifdef ENABLE_DEBUG_PRINTF
#define PRINTD(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__);
#else
#define PRINTD(...) ((void)0)
#endif
#define PRINT(...) fprintf(stderr, __VA_ARGS__);

namespace webrtc {

// Number of callbacks (input or output) the tests waits for before we set
// an event indicating that the test was OK.
static const size_t kNumCallbacks = 10;
// Max amount of time we wait for an event to be set while counting callbacks.
static constexpr TimeDelta kTestTimeOut = TimeDelta::Seconds(10);
// Average number of audio callbacks per second assuming 10ms packet size.
static const size_t kNumCallbacksPerSecond = 100;
// Play out a test file during this time (unit is in seconds).
static const int kFilePlayTimeInSec = 5;
static const size_t kBitsPerSample = 16;
static const size_t kBytesPerSample = kBitsPerSample / 8;
// Run the full-duplex test during this time (unit is in seconds).
// Note that first `kNumIgnoreFirstCallbacks` are ignored.
static constexpr TimeDelta kFullDuplexTime = TimeDelta::Seconds(5);
// Wait for the callback sequence to stabilize by ignoring this amount of the
// initial callbacks (avoids initial FIFO access).
// Only used in the RunPlayoutAndRecordingInFullDuplex test.
static const size_t kNumIgnoreFirstCallbacks = 50;
// Sets the number of impulses per second in the latency test.
static const int kImpulseFrequencyInHz = 1;
// Length of round-trip latency measurements. Number of transmitted impulses
// is kImpulseFrequencyInHz * kMeasureLatencyTime - 1.
static constexpr TimeDelta kMeasureLatencyTime = TimeDelta::Seconds(11);
// Utilized in round-trip latency measurements to avoid capturing noise samples.
static const int kImpulseThreshold = 1000;
static const char kTag[] = "[..........] ";

enum TransportType {
  kPlayout = 0x1,
  kRecording = 0x2,
};

// Interface for processing the audio stream. Real implementations can e.g.
// run audio in loopback, read audio from a file or perform latency
// measurements.
class AudioStreamInterface {
 public:
  virtual void Write(const void* source, size_t num_frames) = 0;
  virtual void Read(void* destination, size_t num_frames) = 0;

 protected:
  virtual ~AudioStreamInterface() {}
};

// Reads audio samples from a PCM file where the file is stored in memory at
// construction.
class FileAudioStream : public AudioStreamInterface {
 public:
  FileAudioStream(size_t num_callbacks,
                  absl::string_view file_name,
                  int sample_rate)
      : file_size_in_bytes_(0), sample_rate_(sample_rate), file_pos_(0) {
    file_size_in_bytes_ = test::GetFileSize(file_name);
    sample_rate_ = sample_rate;
    EXPECT_GE(file_size_in_callbacks(), num_callbacks)
        << "Size of test file is not large enough to last during the test.";
    const size_t num_16bit_samples =
        test::GetFileSize(file_name) / kBytesPerSample;
    file_.reset(new int16_t[num_16bit_samples]);
    FILE* audio_file = fopen(std::string(file_name).c_str(), "rb");
    EXPECT_NE(audio_file, nullptr);
    size_t num_samples_read =
        fread(file_.get(), sizeof(int16_t), num_16bit_samples, audio_file);
    EXPECT_EQ(num_samples_read, num_16bit_samples);
    fclose(audio_file);
  }

  // AudioStreamInterface::Write() is not implemented.
  void Write(const void* source, size_t num_frames) override {}

  // Read samples from file stored in memory (at construction) and copy
  // `num_frames` (<=> 10ms) to the `destination` byte buffer.
  void Read(void* destination, size_t num_frames) override {
    memcpy(destination, static_cast<int16_t*>(&file_[file_pos_]),
           num_frames * sizeof(int16_t));
    file_pos_ += num_frames;
  }

  int file_size_in_seconds() const {
    return static_cast<int>(file_size_in_bytes_ /
                            (kBytesPerSample * sample_rate_));
  }
  size_t file_size_in_callbacks() const {
    return file_size_in_seconds() * kNumCallbacksPerSecond;
  }

 private:
  size_t file_size_in_bytes_;
  int sample_rate_;
  std::unique_ptr<int16_t[]> file_;
  size_t file_pos_;
};

// Simple first in first out (FIFO) class that wraps a list of 16-bit audio
// buffers of fixed size and allows Write and Read operations. The idea is to
// store recorded audio buffers (using Write) and then read (using Read) these
// stored buffers with as short delay as possible when the audio layer needs
// data to play out. The number of buffers in the FIFO will stabilize under
// normal conditions since there will be a balance between Write and Read calls.
// The container is a std::list container and access is protected with a lock
// since both sides (playout and recording) are driven by its own thread.
class FifoAudioStream : public AudioStreamInterface {
 public:
  explicit FifoAudioStream(size_t frames_per_buffer)
      : frames_per_buffer_(frames_per_buffer),
        bytes_per_buffer_(frames_per_buffer_ * sizeof(int16_t)),
        fifo_(new AudioBufferList),
        largest_size_(0),
        total_written_elements_(0),
        write_count_(0) {
    EXPECT_NE(fifo_.get(), nullptr);
  }

  ~FifoAudioStream() { Flush(); }

  // Allocate new memory, copy `num_frames` samples from `source` into memory
  // and add pointer to the memory location to end of the list.
  // Increases the size of the FIFO by one element.
  void Write(const void* source, size_t num_frames) override {
    ASSERT_EQ(num_frames, frames_per_buffer_);
    PRINTD("+");
    if (write_count_++ < kNumIgnoreFirstCallbacks) {
      return;
    }
    int16_t* memory = new int16_t[frames_per_buffer_];
    memcpy(static_cast<int16_t*>(&memory[0]), source, bytes_per_buffer_);
    MutexLock lock(&lock_);
    fifo_->push_back(memory);
    const size_t size = fifo_->size();
    if (size > largest_size_) {
      largest_size_ = size;
      PRINTD("(%zu)", largest_size_);
    }
    total_written_elements_ += size;
  }

  // Read pointer to data buffer from front of list, copy `num_frames` of stored
  // data into `destination` and delete the utilized memory allocation.
  // Decreases the size of the FIFO by one element.
  void Read(void* destination, size_t num_frames) override {
    ASSERT_EQ(num_frames, frames_per_buffer_);
    PRINTD("-");
    MutexLock lock(&lock_);
    if (fifo_->empty()) {
      memset(destination, 0, bytes_per_buffer_);
    } else {
      int16_t* memory = fifo_->front();
      fifo_->pop_front();
      memcpy(destination, static_cast<int16_t*>(&memory[0]), bytes_per_buffer_);
      delete memory;
    }
  }

  size_t size() const { return fifo_->size(); }

  size_t largest_size() const { return largest_size_; }

  size_t average_size() const {
    return (total_written_elements_ == 0)
               ? 0.0
               : 0.5 + static_cast<float>(total_written_elements_) /
                           (write_count_ - kNumIgnoreFirstCallbacks);
  }

 private:
  void Flush() {
    for (auto it = fifo_->begin(); it != fifo_->end(); ++it) {
      delete *it;
    }
    fifo_->clear();
  }

  using AudioBufferList = std::list<int16_t*>;
  Mutex lock_;
  const size_t frames_per_buffer_;
  const size_t bytes_per_buffer_;
  std::unique_ptr<AudioBufferList> fifo_;
  size_t largest_size_;
  size_t total_written_elements_;
  size_t write_count_;
};

// Inserts periodic impulses and measures the latency between the time of
// transmission and time of receiving the same impulse.
// Usage requires a special hardware called Audio Loopback Dongle.
// See http://source.android.com/devices/audio/loopback.html for details.
class LatencyMeasuringAudioStream : public AudioStreamInterface {
 public:
  explicit LatencyMeasuringAudioStream(size_t frames_per_buffer)
      : frames_per_buffer_(frames_per_buffer),
        bytes_per_buffer_(frames_per_buffer_ * sizeof(int16_t)),
        play_count_(0),
        rec_count_(0),
        pulse_time_(0) {}

  // Insert periodic impulses in first two samples of `destination`.
  void Read(void* destination, size_t num_frames) override {
    ASSERT_EQ(num_frames, frames_per_buffer_);
    if (play_count_ == 0) {
      PRINT("[");
    }
    play_count_++;
    memset(destination, 0, bytes_per_buffer_);
    if (play_count_ % (kNumCallbacksPerSecond / kImpulseFrequencyInHz) == 0) {
      if (pulse_time_ == 0) {
        pulse_time_ = rtc::TimeMillis();
      }
      PRINT(".");
      const int16_t impulse = std::numeric_limits<int16_t>::max();
      int16_t* ptr16 = static_cast<int16_t*>(destination);
      for (size_t i = 0; i < 2; ++i) {
        ptr16[i] = impulse;
      }
    }
  }

  // Detect received impulses in `source`, derive time between transmission and
  // detection and add the calculated delay to list of latencies.
  void Write(const void* source, size_t num_frames) override {
    ASSERT_EQ(num_frames, frames_per_buffer_);
    rec_count_++;
    if (pulse_time_ == 0) {
      // Avoid detection of new impulse response until a new impulse has
      // been transmitted (sets `pulse_time_` to value larger than zero).
      return;
    }
    const int16_t* ptr16 = static_cast<const int16_t*>(source);
    std::vector<int16_t> vec(ptr16, ptr16 + num_frames);
    // Find max value in the audio buffer.
    int max = *std::max_element(vec.begin(), vec.end());
    // Find index (element position in vector) of the max element.
    int index_of_max =
        std::distance(vec.begin(), std::find(vec.begin(), vec.end(), max));
    if (max > kImpulseThreshold) {
      PRINTD("(%d,%d)", max, index_of_max);
      int64_t now_time = rtc::TimeMillis();
      int extra_delay = IndexToMilliseconds(static_cast<double>(index_of_max));
      PRINTD("[%d]", static_cast<int>(now_time - pulse_time_));
      PRINTD("[%d]", extra_delay);
      // Total latency is the difference between transmit time and detection
      // tome plus the extra delay within the buffer in which we detected the
      // received impulse. It is transmitted at sample 0 but can be received
      // at sample N where N > 0. The term `extra_delay` accounts for N and it
      // is a value between 0 and 10ms.
      latencies_.push_back(now_time - pulse_time_ + extra_delay);
      pulse_time_ = 0;
    } else {
      PRINTD("-");
    }
  }

  size_t num_latency_values() const { return latencies_.size(); }

  int min_latency() const {
    if (latencies_.empty())
      return 0;
    return *std::min_element(latencies_.begin(), latencies_.end());
  }

  int max_latency() const {
    if (latencies_.empty())
      return 0;
    return *std::max_element(latencies_.begin(), latencies_.end());
  }

  int average_latency() const {
    if (latencies_.empty())
      return 0;
    return 0.5 + static_cast<double>(
                     std::accumulate(latencies_.begin(), latencies_.end(), 0)) /
                     latencies_.size();
  }

  void PrintResults() const {
    PRINT("] ");
    for (auto it = latencies_.begin(); it != latencies_.end(); ++it) {
      PRINT("%d ", *it);
    }
    PRINT("\n");
    PRINT("%s[min, max, avg]=[%d, %d, %d] ms\n", kTag, min_latency(),
          max_latency(), average_latency());
  }

  int IndexToMilliseconds(double index) const {
    return static_cast<int>(10.0 * (index / frames_per_buffer_) + 0.5);
  }

 private:
  const size_t frames_per_buffer_;
  const size_t bytes_per_buffer_;
  size_t play_count_;
  size_t rec_count_;
  int64_t pulse_time_;
  std::vector<int> latencies_;
};

// Mocks the AudioTransport object and proxies actions for the two callbacks
// (RecordedDataIsAvailable and NeedMorePlayData) to different implementations
// of AudioStreamInterface.
class MockAudioTransportAndroid : public test::MockAudioTransport {
 public:
  explicit MockAudioTransportAndroid(int type)
      : num_callbacks_(0),
        type_(type),
        play_count_(0),
        rec_count_(0),
        audio_stream_(nullptr) {}

  virtual ~MockAudioTransportAndroid() {}

  // Set default actions of the mock object. We are delegating to fake
  // implementations (of AudioStreamInterface) here.
  void HandleCallbacks(rtc::Event* test_is_done,
                       AudioStreamInterface* audio_stream,
                       int num_callbacks) {
    test_is_done_ = test_is_done;
    audio_stream_ = audio_stream;
    num_callbacks_ = num_callbacks;
    if (play_mode()) {
      ON_CALL(*this, NeedMorePlayData(_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _))
          .WillByDefault(
              Invoke(this, &MockAudioTransportAndroid::RealNeedMorePlayData));
    }
    if (rec_mode()) {
      ON_CALL(*this, RecordedDataIsAvailable(_, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _, _))
          .WillByDefault(Invoke(
              this, &MockAudioTransportAndroid::RealRecordedDataIsAvailable));
    }
  }

  int32_t RealRecordedDataIsAvailable(const void* audioSamples,
                                      const size_t nSamples,
                                      const size_t nBytesPerSample,
                                      const size_t nChannels,
                                      const uint32_t samplesPerSec,
                                      const uint32_t totalDelayMS,
                                      const int32_t clockDrift,
                                      const uint32_t currentMicLevel,
                                      const bool keyPressed,
                                      uint32_t& newMicLevel) {  // NOLINT
    EXPECT_TRUE(rec_mode()) << "No test is expecting these callbacks.";
    rec_count_++;
    // Process the recorded audio stream if an AudioStreamInterface
    // implementation exists.
    if (audio_stream_) {
      audio_stream_->Write(audioSamples, nSamples);
    }
    if (ReceivedEnoughCallbacks()) {
      test_is_done_->Set();
    }
    return 0;
  }

  int32_t RealNeedMorePlayData(const size_t nSamples,
                               const size_t nBytesPerSample,
                               const size_t nChannels,
                               const uint32_t samplesPerSec,
                               void* audioSamples,
                               size_t& nSamplesOut,  // NOLINT
                               int64_t* elapsed_time_ms,
                               int64_t* ntp_time_ms) {
    EXPECT_TRUE(play_mode()) << "No test is expecting these callbacks.";
    play_count_++;
    nSamplesOut = nSamples;
    // Read (possibly processed) audio stream samples to be played out if an
    // AudioStreamInterface implementation exists.
    if (audio_stream_) {
      audio_stream_->Read(audioSamples, nSamples);
    }
    if (ReceivedEnoughCallbacks()) {
      test_is_done_->Set();
    }
    return 0;
  }

  bool ReceivedEnoughCallbacks() {
    bool recording_done = false;
    if (rec_mode())
      recording_done = rec_count_ >= num_callbacks_;
    else
      recording_done = true;

    bool playout_done = false;
    if (play_mode())
      playout_done = play_count_ >= num_callbacks_;
    else
      playout_done = true;

    return recording_done && playout_done;
  }

  bool play_mode() const { return type_ & kPlayout; }
  bool rec_mode() const { return type_ & kRecording; }

 private:
  rtc::Event* test_is_done_;
  size_t num_callbacks_;
  int type_;
  size_t play_count_;
  size_t rec_count_;
  AudioStreamInterface* audio_stream_;
  std::unique_ptr<LatencyMeasuringAudioStream> latency_audio_stream_;
};

// AudioDeviceTest test fixture.
class AudioDeviceTest : public ::testing::Test {
 protected:
  AudioDeviceTest() : task_queue_factory_(CreateDefaultTaskQueueFactory()) {
    // One-time initialization of JVM and application context. Ensures that we
    // can do calls between C++ and Java. Initializes both Java and OpenSL ES
    // implementations.
    webrtc::audiodevicemodule::EnsureInitialized();
    // Creates an audio device using a default audio layer.
    audio_device_ = CreateAudioDevice(AudioDeviceModule::kPlatformDefaultAudio);
    EXPECT_NE(audio_device_.get(), nullptr);
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device_->Init());
    playout_parameters_ = audio_manager()->GetPlayoutAudioParameters();
    record_parameters_ = audio_manager()->GetRecordAudioParameters();
    build_info_.reset(new BuildInfo());
  }
  virtual ~AudioDeviceTest() { EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device_->Terminate()); }

  int playout_sample_rate() const { return playout_parameters_.sample_rate(); }
  int record_sample_rate() const { return record_parameters_.sample_rate(); }
  size_t playout_channels() const { return playout_parameters_.channels(); }
  size_t record_channels() const { return record_parameters_.channels(); }
  size_t playout_frames_per_10ms_buffer() const {
    return playout_parameters_.frames_per_10ms_buffer();
  }
  size_t record_frames_per_10ms_buffer() const {
    return record_parameters_.frames_per_10ms_buffer();
  }

  int total_delay_ms() const {
    return audio_manager()->GetDelayEstimateInMilliseconds();
  }

  rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> audio_device() const {
    return audio_device_;
  }

  AudioDeviceModuleImpl* audio_device_impl() const {
    return static_cast<AudioDeviceModuleImpl*>(audio_device_.get());
  }

  AudioManager* audio_manager() const {
    return audio_device_impl()->GetAndroidAudioManagerForTest();
  }

  AudioManager* GetAudioManager(AudioDeviceModule* adm) const {
    return static_cast<AudioDeviceModuleImpl*>(adm)
        ->GetAndroidAudioManagerForTest();
  }

  AudioDeviceBuffer* audio_device_buffer() const {
    return audio_device_impl()->GetAudioDeviceBuffer();
  }

  rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> CreateAudioDevice(
      AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer audio_layer) {
    rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> module(
        AudioDeviceModule::Create(audio_layer, task_queue_factory_.get()));
    return module;
  }

  // Returns file name relative to the resource root given a sample rate.
  std::string GetFileName(int sample_rate) {
    EXPECT_TRUE(sample_rate == 48000 || sample_rate == 44100);
    char fname[64];
    snprintf(fname, sizeof(fname), "audio_device/audio_short%d",
             sample_rate / 1000);
    std::string file_name(webrtc::test::ResourcePath(fname, "pcm"));
    EXPECT_TRUE(test::FileExists(file_name));
#ifdef ENABLE_PRINTF
    PRINT("file name: %s\n", file_name.c_str());
    const size_t bytes = test::GetFileSize(file_name);
    PRINT("file size: %zu [bytes]\n", bytes);
    PRINT("file size: %zu [samples]\n", bytes / kBytesPerSample);
    const int seconds =
        static_cast<int>(bytes / (sample_rate * kBytesPerSample));
    PRINT("file size: %d [secs]\n", seconds);
    PRINT("file size: %zu [callbacks]\n", seconds * kNumCallbacksPerSecond);
#endif
    return file_name;
  }

  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer GetActiveAudioLayer() const {
    AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer audio_layer;
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->ActiveAudioLayer(&audio_layer));
    return audio_layer;
  }

  int TestDelayOnAudioLayer(
      const AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer& layer_to_test) {
    rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> audio_device;
    audio_device = CreateAudioDevice(layer_to_test);
    EXPECT_NE(audio_device.get(), nullptr);
    AudioManager* audio_manager = GetAudioManager(audio_device.get());
    EXPECT_NE(audio_manager, nullptr);
    return audio_manager->GetDelayEstimateInMilliseconds();
  }

  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer TestActiveAudioLayer(
      const AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer& layer_to_test) {
    rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> audio_device;
    audio_device = CreateAudioDevice(layer_to_test);
    EXPECT_NE(audio_device.get(), nullptr);
    AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active;
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device->ActiveAudioLayer(&active));
    return active;
  }

  bool DisableTestForThisDevice(absl::string_view model) {
    return (build_info_->GetDeviceModel() == model);
  }

  // Volume control is currently only supported for the Java output audio layer.
  // For OpenSL ES, the internal stream volume is always on max level and there
  // is no need for this test to set it to max.
  bool AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl() const {
    return GetActiveAudioLayer() == AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaAudio;
  }

  void SetMaxPlayoutVolume() {
    if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
      return;
    uint32_t max_volume;
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->MaxSpeakerVolume(&max_volume));
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->SetSpeakerVolume(max_volume));
  }

  void DisableBuiltInAECIfAvailable() {
    if (audio_device()->BuiltInAECIsAvailable()) {
      EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->EnableBuiltInAEC(false));
    }
  }

  void StartPlayout() {
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->PlayoutIsInitialized());
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->Playing());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->InitPlayout());
    EXPECT_TRUE(audio_device()->PlayoutIsInitialized());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StartPlayout());
    EXPECT_TRUE(audio_device()->Playing());
  }

  void StopPlayout() {
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StopPlayout());
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->Playing());
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->PlayoutIsInitialized());
  }

  void StartRecording() {
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->RecordingIsInitialized());
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->Recording());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->InitRecording());
    EXPECT_TRUE(audio_device()->RecordingIsInitialized());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StartRecording());
    EXPECT_TRUE(audio_device()->Recording());
  }

  void StopRecording() {
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StopRecording());
    EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->Recording());
  }

  int GetMaxSpeakerVolume() const {
    uint32_t max_volume(0);
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->MaxSpeakerVolume(&max_volume));
    return max_volume;
  }

  int GetMinSpeakerVolume() const {
    uint32_t min_volume(0);
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->MinSpeakerVolume(&min_volume));
    return min_volume;
  }

  int GetSpeakerVolume() const {
    uint32_t volume(0);
    EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->SpeakerVolume(&volume));
    return volume;
  }

  rtc::Event test_is_done_;
  std::unique_ptr<TaskQueueFactory> task_queue_factory_;
  rtc::scoped_refptr<AudioDeviceModule> audio_device_;
  AudioParameters playout_parameters_;
  AudioParameters record_parameters_;
  std::unique_ptr<BuildInfo> build_info_;
};

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, ConstructDestruct) {
  // Using the test fixture to create and destruct the audio device module.
}

// We always ask for a default audio layer when the ADM is constructed. But the
// ADM will then internally set the best suitable combination of audio layers,
// for input and output based on if low-latency output and/or input audio in
// combination with OpenSL ES is supported or not. This test ensures that the
// correct selection is done.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, VerifyDefaultAudioLayer) {
  const AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer audio_layer = GetActiveAudioLayer();
  bool low_latency_output = audio_manager()->IsLowLatencyPlayoutSupported();
  bool low_latency_input = audio_manager()->IsLowLatencyRecordSupported();
  bool aaudio = audio_manager()->IsAAudioSupported();
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_audio_layer;
  if (aaudio) {
    expected_audio_layer = AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidAAudioAudio;
  } else if (low_latency_output && low_latency_input) {
    expected_audio_layer = AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidOpenSLESAudio;
  } else if (low_latency_output && !low_latency_input) {
    expected_audio_layer =
        AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaInputAndOpenSLESOutputAudio;
  } else {
    expected_audio_layer = AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaAudio;
  }
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_audio_layer, audio_layer);
}

// Verify that it is possible to explicitly create the two types of supported
// ADMs. These two tests overrides the default selection of native audio layer
// by ignoring if the device supports low-latency output or not.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaOpenSLCombo) {
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_layer =
      AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaInputAndOpenSLESOutputAudio;
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active_layer =
      TestActiveAudioLayer(expected_layer);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_layer, active_layer);
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForJavaInBothDirections) {
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_layer =
      AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaAudio;
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active_layer =
      TestActiveAudioLayer(expected_layer);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_layer, active_layer);
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForOpenSLInBothDirections) {
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_layer =
      AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidOpenSLESAudio;
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active_layer =
      TestActiveAudioLayer(expected_layer);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_layer, active_layer);
}

// TODO(bugs.webrtc.org/8914)
#if !defined(WEBRTC_AUDIO_DEVICE_INCLUDE_ANDROID_AAUDIO)
#define MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForAAudioInBothDirections \
  DISABLED_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForAAudioInBothDirections
#else
#define MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForAAudioInBothDirections \
  CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForAAudioInBothDirections
#endif
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest,
       MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForAAudioInBothDirections) {
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_layer =
      AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidAAudioAudio;
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active_layer =
      TestActiveAudioLayer(expected_layer);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_layer, active_layer);
}

// TODO(bugs.webrtc.org/8914)
#if !defined(WEBRTC_AUDIO_DEVICE_INCLUDE_ANDROID_AAUDIO)
#define MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaAAudioCombo \
  DISABLED_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaAAudioCombo
#else
#define MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaAAudioCombo \
  CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaAAudioCombo
#endif
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest,
       MAYBE_CorrectAudioLayerIsUsedForCombinedJavaAAudioCombo) {
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer expected_layer =
      AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaInputAndAAudioOutputAudio;
  AudioDeviceModule::AudioLayer active_layer =
      TestActiveAudioLayer(expected_layer);
  EXPECT_EQ(expected_layer, active_layer);
}

// The Android ADM supports two different delay reporting modes. One for the
// low-latency output path (in combination with OpenSL ES), and one for the
// high-latency output path (Java backends in both directions). These two tests
// verifies that the audio manager reports correct delay estimate given the
// selected audio layer. Note that, this delay estimate will only be utilized
// if the HW AEC is disabled.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, UsesCorrectDelayEstimateForHighLatencyOutputPath) {
  EXPECT_EQ(kHighLatencyModeDelayEstimateInMilliseconds,
            TestDelayOnAudioLayer(AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaAudio));
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, UsesCorrectDelayEstimateForLowLatencyOutputPath) {
  EXPECT_EQ(kLowLatencyModeDelayEstimateInMilliseconds,
            TestDelayOnAudioLayer(
                AudioDeviceModule::kAndroidJavaInputAndOpenSLESOutputAudio));
}

// Ensure that the ADM internal audio device buffer is configured to use the
// correct set of parameters.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, VerifyAudioDeviceBufferParameters) {
  EXPECT_EQ(playout_parameters_.sample_rate(),
            static_cast<int>(audio_device_buffer()->PlayoutSampleRate()));
  EXPECT_EQ(record_parameters_.sample_rate(),
            static_cast<int>(audio_device_buffer()->RecordingSampleRate()));
  EXPECT_EQ(playout_parameters_.channels(),
            audio_device_buffer()->PlayoutChannels());
  EXPECT_EQ(record_parameters_.channels(),
            audio_device_buffer()->RecordingChannels());
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, InitTerminate) {
  // Initialization is part of the test fixture.
  EXPECT_TRUE(audio_device()->Initialized());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->Terminate());
  EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->Initialized());
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, Devices) {
  // Device enumeration is not supported. Verify fixed values only.
  EXPECT_EQ(1, audio_device()->PlayoutDevices());
  EXPECT_EQ(1, audio_device()->RecordingDevices());
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, SpeakerVolumeShouldBeAvailable) {
  // The OpenSL ES output audio path does not support volume control.
  if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
    return;
  bool available;
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->SpeakerVolumeIsAvailable(&available));
  EXPECT_TRUE(available);
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, MaxSpeakerVolumeIsPositive) {
  // The OpenSL ES output audio path does not support volume control.
  if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
    return;
  StartPlayout();
  EXPECT_GT(GetMaxSpeakerVolume(), 0);
  StopPlayout();
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, MinSpeakerVolumeIsZero) {
  // The OpenSL ES output audio path does not support volume control.
  if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
    return;
  EXPECT_EQ(GetMinSpeakerVolume(), 0);
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, DefaultSpeakerVolumeIsWithinMinMax) {
  // The OpenSL ES output audio path does not support volume control.
  if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
    return;
  const int default_volume = GetSpeakerVolume();
  EXPECT_GE(default_volume, GetMinSpeakerVolume());
  EXPECT_LE(default_volume, GetMaxSpeakerVolume());
}

TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, SetSpeakerVolumeActuallySetsVolume) {
  // The OpenSL ES output audio path does not support volume control.
  if (!AudioLayerSupportsVolumeControl())
    return;
  const int default_volume = GetSpeakerVolume();
  const int max_volume = GetMaxSpeakerVolume();
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->SetSpeakerVolume(max_volume));
  int new_volume = GetSpeakerVolume();
  EXPECT_EQ(new_volume, max_volume);
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->SetSpeakerVolume(default_volume));
}

// Tests that playout can be initiated, started and stopped. No audio callback
// is registered in this test.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StartStopPlayout) {
  StartPlayout();
  StopPlayout();
  StartPlayout();
  StopPlayout();
}

// Tests that recording can be initiated, started and stopped. No audio callback
// is registered in this test.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StartStopRecording) {
  StartRecording();
  StopRecording();
  StartRecording();
  StopRecording();
}

// Verify that calling StopPlayout() will leave us in an uninitialized state
// which will require a new call to InitPlayout(). This test does not call
// StartPlayout() while being uninitialized since doing so will hit a
// RTC_DCHECK and death tests are not supported on Android.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StopPlayoutRequiresInitToRestart) {
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->InitPlayout());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StartPlayout());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StopPlayout());
  EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->PlayoutIsInitialized());
}

// Verify that calling StopRecording() will leave us in an uninitialized state
// which will require a new call to InitRecording(). This test does not call
// StartRecording() while being uninitialized since doing so will hit a
// RTC_DCHECK and death tests are not supported on Android.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StopRecordingRequiresInitToRestart) {
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->InitRecording());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StartRecording());
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->StopRecording());
  EXPECT_FALSE(audio_device()->RecordingIsInitialized());
}

// Start playout and verify that the native audio layer starts asking for real
// audio samples to play out using the NeedMorePlayData callback.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StartPlayoutVerifyCallbacks) {
  MockAudioTransportAndroid mock(kPlayout);
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, nullptr, kNumCallbacks);
  EXPECT_CALL(mock, NeedMorePlayData(playout_frames_per_10ms_buffer(),
                                     kBytesPerSample, playout_channels(),
                                     playout_sample_rate(), NotNull(), _, _, _))
      .Times(AtLeast(kNumCallbacks));
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  StartPlayout();
  test_is_done_.Wait(kTestTimeOut);
  StopPlayout();
}

// Start recording and verify that the native audio layer starts feeding real
// audio samples via the RecordedDataIsAvailable callback.
// TODO(henrika): investigate if it is possible to perform a sanity check of
// delay estimates as well (argument #6).
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StartRecordingVerifyCallbacks) {
  MockAudioTransportAndroid mock(kRecording);
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, nullptr, kNumCallbacks);
  EXPECT_CALL(
      mock, RecordedDataIsAvailable(NotNull(), record_frames_per_10ms_buffer(),
                                    kBytesPerSample, record_channels(),
                                    record_sample_rate(), _, 0, 0, false, _, _))
      .Times(AtLeast(kNumCallbacks));

  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  StartRecording();
  test_is_done_.Wait(kTestTimeOut);
  StopRecording();
}

// Start playout and recording (full-duplex audio) and verify that audio is
// active in both directions.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, StartPlayoutAndRecordingVerifyCallbacks) {
  MockAudioTransportAndroid mock(kPlayout | kRecording);
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, nullptr, kNumCallbacks);
  EXPECT_CALL(mock, NeedMorePlayData(playout_frames_per_10ms_buffer(),
                                     kBytesPerSample, playout_channels(),
                                     playout_sample_rate(), NotNull(), _, _, _))
      .Times(AtLeast(kNumCallbacks));
  EXPECT_CALL(
      mock, RecordedDataIsAvailable(NotNull(), record_frames_per_10ms_buffer(),
                                    kBytesPerSample, record_channels(),
                                    record_sample_rate(), _, 0, 0, false, _, _))
      .Times(AtLeast(kNumCallbacks));
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  StartPlayout();
  StartRecording();
  test_is_done_.Wait(kTestTimeOut);
  StopRecording();
  StopPlayout();
}

// Start playout and read audio from an external PCM file when the audio layer
// asks for data to play out. Real audio is played out in this test but it does
// not contain any explicit verification that the audio quality is perfect.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, RunPlayoutWithFileAsSource) {
  // TODO(henrika): extend test when mono output is supported.
  EXPECT_EQ(1u, playout_channels());
  NiceMock<MockAudioTransportAndroid> mock(kPlayout);
  const int num_callbacks = kFilePlayTimeInSec * kNumCallbacksPerSecond;
  std::string file_name = GetFileName(playout_sample_rate());
  std::unique_ptr<FileAudioStream> file_audio_stream(
      new FileAudioStream(num_callbacks, file_name, playout_sample_rate()));
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, file_audio_stream.get(), num_callbacks);
  // SetMaxPlayoutVolume();
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  StartPlayout();
  test_is_done_.Wait(kTestTimeOut);
  StopPlayout();
}

// Start playout and recording and store recorded data in an intermediate FIFO
// buffer from which the playout side then reads its samples in the same order
// as they were stored. Under ideal circumstances, a callback sequence would
// look like: ...+-+-+-+-+-+-+-..., where '+' means 'packet recorded' and '-'
// means 'packet played'. Under such conditions, the FIFO would only contain
// one packet on average. However, under more realistic conditions, the size
// of the FIFO will vary more due to an unbalance between the two sides.
// This test tries to verify that the device maintains a balanced callback-
// sequence by running in loopback for ten seconds while measuring the size
// (max and average) of the FIFO. The size of the FIFO is increased by the
// recording side and decreased by the playout side.
// TODO(henrika): tune the final test parameters after running tests on several
// different devices.
// Disabling this test on bots since it is difficult to come up with a robust
// test condition that all worked as intended. The main issue is that, when
// swarming is used, an initial latency can be built up when the both sides
// starts at different times. Hence, the test can fail even if audio works
// as intended. Keeping the test so it can be enabled manually.
// http://bugs.webrtc.org/7744
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, DISABLED_RunPlayoutAndRecordingInFullDuplex) {
  EXPECT_EQ(record_channels(), playout_channels());
  EXPECT_EQ(record_sample_rate(), playout_sample_rate());
  NiceMock<MockAudioTransportAndroid> mock(kPlayout | kRecording);
  std::unique_ptr<FifoAudioStream> fifo_audio_stream(
      new FifoAudioStream(playout_frames_per_10ms_buffer()));
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, fifo_audio_stream.get(),
                       kFullDuplexTime.seconds() * kNumCallbacksPerSecond);
  SetMaxPlayoutVolume();
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  StartRecording();
  StartPlayout();
  test_is_done_.Wait(std::max(kTestTimeOut, kFullDuplexTime));
  StopPlayout();
  StopRecording();

  // These thresholds are set rather high to accomodate differences in hardware
  // in several devices, so this test can be used in swarming.
  // See http://bugs.webrtc.org/6464
  EXPECT_LE(fifo_audio_stream->average_size(), 60u);
  EXPECT_LE(fifo_audio_stream->largest_size(), 70u);
}

// Measures loopback latency and reports the min, max and average values for
// a full duplex audio session.
// The latency is measured like so:
// - Insert impulses periodically on the output side.
// - Detect the impulses on the input side.
// - Measure the time difference between the transmit time and receive time.
// - Store time differences in a vector and calculate min, max and average.
// This test requires a special hardware called Audio Loopback Dongle.
// See http://source.android.com/devices/audio/loopback.html for details.
TEST_F(AudioDeviceTest, DISABLED_MeasureLoopbackLatency) {
  EXPECT_EQ(record_channels(), playout_channels());
  EXPECT_EQ(record_sample_rate(), playout_sample_rate());
  NiceMock<MockAudioTransportAndroid> mock(kPlayout | kRecording);
  std::unique_ptr<LatencyMeasuringAudioStream> latency_audio_stream(
      new LatencyMeasuringAudioStream(playout_frames_per_10ms_buffer()));
  mock.HandleCallbacks(&test_is_done_, latency_audio_stream.get(),
                       kMeasureLatencyTime.seconds() * kNumCallbacksPerSecond);
  EXPECT_EQ(0, audio_device()->RegisterAudioCallback(&mock));
  SetMaxPlayoutVolume();
  DisableBuiltInAECIfAvailable();
  StartRecording();
  StartPlayout();
  test_is_done_.Wait(std::max(kTestTimeOut, kMeasureLatencyTime));
  StopPlayout();
  StopRecording();
  // Verify that the correct number of transmitted impulses are detected.
  EXPECT_EQ(latency_audio_stream->num_latency_values(),
            static_cast<size_t>(
                kImpulseFrequencyInHz * kMeasureLatencyTime.seconds() - 1));
  latency_audio_stream->PrintResults();
}

}  // namespace webrtc