upipe/upipe_helper_subpipe.h header reference

Upipe helper functions for upipe subpipes More

• upipe/ubase.h
• upipe/ulist.h
• upipe/upipe.h

• UPIPE_HELPER_SUBPIPE

Upipe helper functions for upipe subpipes

This macro is declared in upipe/upipe_helper_subpipe.h source file, line 158.

This macro declares nine functions dealing with subpipes of split and join pipes.

You must add two members to your private pipe structure:

Youe must add one member to your private subpipe structure:

You must also declare UPIPE_HELPER_UPIPE on both the pipe and the subpipe.

Supposing the name of your pipe structure is upipe_foo, and subpipe structure is upipe_foo_output, it declares:

• struct upipe *upipe_foo_to_output_mgr(struct upipe_foo *s)

  Returns a pointer to the public subpipe manager.

• struct upipe_foo *upipe_foo_from_output_mgr(struct upipe_mgr *mgr)

  Returns a pointer to the private upipe_foo structure from the subpipe manager.

• struct upipe_foo_output *upipe_foo_output_from_uchain(struct uchain *uchain)

  Returns a pointer to the private upipe_foo structure from the chaining structure.

• struct uchain *upipe_foo_output_to_uchain(struct upipe_foo_output *s)

  Returns a pointer to the chaining structure of the subpipe.

• void upipe_foo_output_init_sub(struct upipe *upipe)

  Initializes the private members of upipe_foo_output for this helper and adds the output to the list in upipe_foo.

• int upipe_foo_output_get_super(struct upipe *upipe, struct upipe **p)

  Typically called from your upipe_foo_output_control() handler, such as:

  case UPIPE_SUB_GET_SUPER: {
struct upipe **p = va_arg(args, struct upipe **);
return upipe_foo_output_get_super(upipe, p);
}
• void upipe_foo_output_clean_sub(struct upipe *upipe)

  Cleans up the private members of upipe_foo_output for this helper and removes the output from the list in upipe_foo.

• void upipe_foo_init_sub_outputs(struct upipe *upipe)

  Initializes the list in upipe_foo.

• int upipe_foo_get_sub_mgr(struct upipe *upipe, struct upipe_mgr **p)

  Typically called from your upipe_foo_output_control() handler, such as:

  case UPIPE_GET_SUB_MGR: {
struct upipe_mgr **p = va_arg(args, struct upipe_mgr **);
return upipe_foo_get_sub_mgr(upipe, p);
}
• int upipe_foo_iterate_sub(struct upipe *upipe, struct upipe **p)

  Typically called from your upipe_foo_output_control() handler, such as:

  case UPIPE_ITERATE_SUB: {
struct upipe **p = va_arg(args, struct upipe **);
return upipe_foo_iterate_sub(upipe, p);
}
• void upipe_foo_throw_sub_outputs(struct upipe *upipe,
int event, ...)

  Throws the given event from all subpipes.

• void upipe_foo_clean_sub_outputs(struct upipe *upipe)

  Cleans up the list in upipe_foo.

Parameters list:

• STRUCTURE: name of your private upipe structure
• STRUCTURE_SUB: name of your private subpipe structure
• SUB: suffix to use in upipe_foo_init_sub_XXX and upipe_foo_clean_sub_XXX
• MGR: name of the struct upipe_mgr member of your private upipe structure
• ULIST: name of the struct uchain member of your private upipe structure
• UCHAIN: name of the struct uchain member of your private subpipe structure
• UPIPE: name of the struct upipe field of your private upipe structure

This macro is declared in upipe/upipe_helper_subpipe.h source file, line 31.