timebase

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Pulp musical/media time primitives, editable tempo and meter maps, immutable compiled lookup, streaming cursors, exact sample anchors, and shared transport quantization arithmetic.

설치

Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.

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Timebase

Use this skill when changing core/timebase, tempo conversion, or the transport quantizer's beat/frame arithmetic.

Contracts

kTicksPerQuarter is 705,600. Musical positions are stored and accumulated as integer TickPosition; samples use integer SamplePosition. Tick-position, duration, and MonotonicBeat arithmetic saturates at the signed 64-bit endpoints; it must not invoke signed-overflow UB.
TempoMap and MeterMap are editable document values built through nonthrowing factories. Their first point is tick zero and points are strictly ordered. Meter changes must compile on exact preceding bar boundaries.
CompiledTempoMap is immutable and sample-rate-specific. Construct it only through CompiledTempoMap::compile() and handle TempoMapError; public throwing construction is forbidden. Its first tempo point is tick zero, points are strictly ordered, and BPM is finite in [1, 1000].
Tempo ramps are BPM-linear in tick position. Integrate them analytically; do not approximate ramps block-by-block or accumulate floating-point deltas.
Every segment begins at an integer sample anchor. samples_to_ticks() returns the first canonical tick mapping to that sample when one exists. Exact sample -> tick -> sample requires a tick grid at least as dense as samples. On a sparser grid, use resolve_sample() and inspect represented_sample, absolute_error_samples, and exact; the nearest tick is returned.
Arbitrary tick -> sample -> tick cannot be identity because many ticks share an integer sample. Test monotonicity and canonical-sample preservation instead.
TempoCursor is the allocation-free playback path. Monotonic sample advances consume segment transitions once (amortized O(1)); seeks and loop wraps reset it explicitly. Differential tests must match cold-map canonical results.
CompiledMeterMap uses zero-based bars and exact integer bar/tick conversion. Tempo changes never affect bar conversion and meter changes never affect tick/sample conversion. Conversion is total across INT64_MIN..INT64_MAX: exact results are returned when representable and out-of-range results saturate without signed-overflow UB.
Keep TransportQuantizer's public behavior stable. Generic beat/frame/grid arithmetic belongs in <pulp/timebase/quantize.hpp> and the format wrapper delegates to it.

Validation

Build and run pulp-test-timebase and the existing pulp-test-transport-quantizer oracle. Keep at least 1,000,000 deterministic randomized constant/ramp cases, plus tempo-point boundary cases.

MonotonicBeat is the strong type for the transport's non-looping musical clock; the transport owns how it advances while timeline positions seek or wrap.

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Use this skill when changing core/timebase, tempo conversion, or the transport quantizer's beat/frame arithmetic.

Contracts

kTicksPerQuarter is 705,600. Musical positions are stored and accumulated as integer TickPosition; samples use integer SamplePosition. Tick-position, duration, and MonotonicBeat arithmetic saturates at the signed 64-bit endpoints; it must not invoke signed-overflow UB.

TempoMap and MeterMap are editable document values built through nonthrowing factories. Their first point is tick zero and points are strictly ordered. Meter changes must compile on exact preceding bar boundaries.

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CompiledMeterMap uses zero-based bars and exact integer bar/tick conversion. Tempo changes never affect bar conversion and meter changes never affect tick/sample conversion. Conversion is total across INT64_MIN..INT64_MAX: exact results are returned when representable and out-of-range results saturate without signed-overflow UB.

Keep TransportQuantizer's public behavior stable. Generic beat/frame/grid arithmetic belongs in <pulp/timebase/quantize.hpp> and the format wrapper delegates to it.

Validation

Build and run pulp-test-timebase and the existing pulp-test-transport-quantizer oracle. Keep at least 1,000,000 deterministic randomized constant/ramp cases, plus tempo-point boundary cases.

MonotonicBeat is the strong type for the transport's non-looping musical clock; the transport owns how it advances while timeline positions seek or wrap.

name	timebase
description	Pulp musical/media time primitives, editable tempo and meter maps, immutable compiled lookup, streaming cursors, exact sample anchors, and shared transport quantization arithmetic.