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/*
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#ifndef VC_CONTAINERS_INDEX_H
#define VC_CONTAINERS_INDEX_H
/** \file containers_index.h
* Definition of index utilitie for containers. Creates and maintains an
* index of file offsets and times, and is able to suggest a file position
* to seek to achieve a given time target. Useful for container formats
* that don't include an index.
*/
#include "containers/containers.h"
struct VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T;
typedef struct VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T;
/**
* Creates an index with a suggested number of entries.
* @param index Pointer to created index will be filled here on success.
* @param length Suggested length of index.
* @return Status code
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_index_create( VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T **index, int length );
/**
* Frees an index.
* @param index Pointer to valid index.
* @return Status code.
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_index_free( VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T *index );
/**
* Adds an entry to the index. If the index is full then some stored records will be
* discarded.
* @param index Pointer to a valid index.
* @param time Timestamp of new index entry.
* @param file_offset File offset for new index entry.
* @return Status code
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_index_add( VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T *index, int64_t time, int64_t file_offset );
/**
* Retrieves the best entry for the supplied time offset.
* @param index Pointer to valid index.
* @param later If true, the selected entry is the earliest retained entry with a greater or equal timestamp.
* If false, the selected entry is the latest retained entry with an earlier or equal timestamp.
* @param time The requested time. On success, this is filled in with the time of the selected entry.
* @param file_offset On success, this is filled in with the file offset of the selected entry.
* @param past Set if the requested time is after the last entry in the index.
* @return Status code.
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_index_get( VC_CONTAINER_INDEX_T *index, int later, int64_t *time, int64_t *file_offset, int *past );
#endif /* VC_CONTAINERS_WRITER_UTILS_H */