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design/overview: add missing markup for function references

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Reynaldo H. Verdejo Pinochet 2016-12-19 13:59:49 -08:00
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@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ An example of a non serialized event is the FLUSH event.
## Pipeline construction
The application starts by creating a Pipeline element using
`gst_pipeline_new ()`. Elements are added to and removed from the
`gst_pipeline_new()`. Elements are added to and removed from the
pipeline with `gst_bin_add()` and `gst_bin_remove()`.
After adding the elements, the pads of an element can be retrieved with
@ -385,10 +385,10 @@ Alsasink is now also capable of providing a clock to the pipeline.
Since alsasink is now in the PAUSED state it blocks while receiving the
first buffer. This effectively blocks both mp3dec and filesrc in their
gst\_pad\_push().
`gst_pad_push()`.
Since all elements now return SUCCESS from the
gst\_element\_get\_state() function, the pipeline can be put in the
`gst_element_get_state()` function, the pipeline can be put in the
PLAYING state.
Before going to PLAYING, the pipeline select a clock and samples the
@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ becomes unusable for sending more data.
when mp3dec leaves its `_chain()` function.
* filesrc to READY: the pads are deactivated and the thread is paused.
The upstream elements finish their chain() function because the
The upstream elements finish their `_chain()` function because the
downstream element returned an error code (FLUSHING) from the `_push()`
functions. These error codes are eventually returned to the element that
started the streaming thread (filesrc), which pauses the thread and