Implement IIRFilter node for WebAudio.

third_party/WebKit/Source/modules/webaudio/AudioNode.cpp

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     // AudioNodeInput::disable() where we want to disable outputs when there's only one connection
     // left because we're ready to go away, but can't quite yet.
     if (m_connectionRefCount <= 1 && !m_isDisabled) {
         // Still may have JavaScript references, but no more "active" connection references, so put all of our outputs in a "dormant" disabled state.
         // Garbage collection may take a very long time after this time, so the "dormant" disabled nodes should not bog down the rendering...
 
         // As far as JavaScript is concerned, our outputs must still appear to be connected.
         // But internally our outputs should be disabled from the inputs they're connected to.
         // disable() can recursively deref connections (and call disable()) down a whole chain of connected nodes.
 
-        // TODO(rtoy,hongchan): we special case the convolver, delay, and biquad since they have a
-        // significant tail-time and shouldn't be disconnected simply because they no longer have
-        // any input connections. This needs to be handled more generally where AudioNodes have a
-        // tailTime attribute. Then the AudioNode only needs to remain "active" for tailTime seconds
-        // after there are no longer any active connections.
+        // TODO(rtoy,hongchan): we special case the convolver, delay, biquad, and IIR since they

[hongchan, 2015/10/09 18:10:00]

'we special case...' - perhaps typo? It's not from this CL, but we can fix this
while we're at this.

[Raymond Toy, 2015/10/09 19:41:15]

Done.  (I think.)

+        // have a significant tail-time and shouldn't be disconnected simply because they no longer
+        // have any input connections. This needs to be handled more generally where AudioNodes have
+        // a tailTime attribute. Then the AudioNode only needs to remain "active" for tailTime
+        // seconds after there are no longer any active connections.
         if (nodeType() != NodeTypeConvolver
             && nodeType() != NodeTypeDelay
-            && nodeType() != NodeTypeBiquadFilter) {
+            && nodeType() != NodeTypeBiquadFilter
+            && nodeType() != NodeTypeIIRFilter) {
             m_isDisabled = true;
             clearInternalStateWhenDisabled();
             for (auto& output : m_outputs)
                 output->disable();
         }
     }
 }
 
 void AudioHandler::makeConnection()
 {
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 {
     m_connectedNodes.append(nullptr);
     ASSERT_UNUSED(numberOfOutputs, numberOfOutputs == m_connectedNodes.size());
     m_connectedParams.append(nullptr);
     ASSERT_UNUSED(numberOfOutputs, numberOfOutputs == m_connectedParams.size());
 }
 
 } // namespace blink
 
 #endif // ENABLE(WEB_AUDIO)