gstreamer/libs/bytestream/gstbytestream2.h

#ifndef __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__
#define __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__

#include <gst/gstpad.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif /* __cplusplus */

typedef struct _GstByteStream2 GstByteStream2;

struct _GstByteStream2 {
  GstPad *pad;

  GSList *buflist;
  guint32 headbufavail;
  guint32 listavail;
};

GstByteStream2 *	gst_bytestream2_new		(GstPad *pad);

GstBuffer *		gst_bytestream2_read		(GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);
GstBuffer *		gst_bytestream2_peek		(GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);
guint8 *		gst_bytestream2_peek_bytes	(GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);
gboolean		gst_bytestream2_flush		(GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);

void gst_bytestream2_print_status(GstByteStream2 *bs);

#endif /* __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__ */
Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used w... Original commit message from CVS: Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used with filesrc (spannable buffers). To test, set the bytesperread or blocksize parameter of disksrc or filesrc (resp), attach it to gstbstest (in this dir) with byte_size and count parameters set, and pipe to fakesink or something. gstbstest will exit(1) after count buffers have been read from the bytestream. disksrc location= bytesperread= ! gstbstest byte_size= count= ! fakesink 2001-09-20 20:48:49 +00:00			`#ifndef __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__`
			`#define __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__`

			`#include <gst/gstpad.h>`

			`#ifdef __cplusplus`
			`extern "C" {`
			`#endif /* __cplusplus */`

			`typedef struct _GstByteStream2 GstByteStream2;`

			`struct _GstByteStream2 {`
			`GstPad *pad;`

			`GSList *buflist;`
I'm too lazy to comment this Original commit message from CVS: * empty log message * 2001-09-21 06:13:42 +00:00			`guint32 headbufavail;`
Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used w... Original commit message from CVS: Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used with filesrc (spannable buffers). To test, set the bytesperread or blocksize parameter of disksrc or filesrc (resp), attach it to gstbstest (in this dir) with byte_size and count parameters set, and pipe to fakesink or something. gstbstest will exit(1) after count buffers have been read from the bytestream. disksrc location= bytesperread= ! gstbstest byte_size= count= ! fakesink 2001-09-20 20:48:49 +00:00			`guint32 listavail;`
			`};`

			`GstByteStream2 * gst_bytestream2_new (GstPad *pad);`

			`GstBuffer * gst_bytestream2_read (GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);`
			`GstBuffer * gst_bytestream2_peek (GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);`
			`guint8 * gst_bytestream2_peek_bytes (GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);`
added peek_bytes, please note comments in gstbstest.c Original commit message from CVS: added peek_bytes, please note comments in gstbstest.c 2001-09-21 06:39:22 +00:00			`gboolean gst_bytestream2_flush (GstByteStream2 *bs, guint32 len);`

I'm too lazy to comment this Original commit message from CVS: * empty log message * 2001-09-21 06:13:42 +00:00			`void gst_bytestream2_print_status(GstByteStream2 *bs);`
Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used w... Original commit message from CVS: Totally new bytestream code, works well for non-spannable buffers, there's some refcounting problem still when used with filesrc (spannable buffers). To test, set the bytesperread or blocksize parameter of disksrc or filesrc (resp), attach it to gstbstest (in this dir) with byte_size and count parameters set, and pipe to fakesink or something. gstbstest will exit(1) after count buffers have been read from the bytestream. disksrc location= bytesperread= ! gstbstest byte_size= count= ! fakesink 2001-09-20 20:48:49 +00:00
			`#endif /* __GST_BYTESTREAM2_H__ */`