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/*
Copyright (c) 2012, Broadcom Europe Ltd
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*/
#ifndef VC_CONTAINERS_PRIVATE_H
#define VC_CONTAINERS_PRIVATE_H
/** \file containers_private.h
* Private interface for container readers and writers
*/
#include <stdarg.h>
#include "containers/containers.h"
#include "containers/core/containers_common.h"
#include "containers/core/containers_io.h"
#include "containers/core/containers_filters.h"
#include "containers/packetizers.h"
#include "containers/core/containers_uri.h"
#define URI_MAX_LEN 256
/** \defgroup VcContainerModuleApi Container Module API
* Private interface for modules implementing container readers and writers */
/* @{ */
/** Track context private to the container reader / writer instance. This private context is used to
* store data which shouldn't be exported by the public API. */
typedef struct VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_PRIVATE_T
{
/** Pointer to the private data of the container module in use */
struct VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_MODULE_T *module;
/** Pointer to the allocated buffer for the track extradata */
uint8_t *extradata;
/** Size of the allocated buffer for the track extradata */
uint32_t extradata_size;
/** Pointer to the allocated buffer for the track DRM data*/
uint8_t *drmdata;
/** Size of the allocated buffer for the track DRM data */
uint32_t drmdata_size;
/** Packetizer used by this track */
VC_PACKETIZER_T *packetizer;
} VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_PRIVATE_T;
/** Context private to the container reader / writer instance. This private context is used to
* store data which shouldn't be exported by the public API. */
typedef struct VC_CONTAINER_PRIVATE_T
{
/** Pointer to the container i/o instance used to read / write to the container */
struct VC_CONTAINER_IO_T *io;
/** Pointer to the private data of the container module in use */
struct VC_CONTAINER_MODULE_T *module;
/** Reads a data packet from a container reader.
* By default, the reader will read whatever packet comes next in the container and update the
* given \ref VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T structure with this packet's information.
* This behaviour can be changed using the \ref VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAGS_T.\n
* \ref VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAG_INFO will instruct the reader to only return information on the
* following packet but not its actual data. The data can be retreived later by issuing another
* read request.
* \ref VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAG_FORCE_TRACK will force the reader to read the next packet for the
* selected track (as present in the \ref VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T structure) instead of defaulting
* to reading the packet which comes next in the container.
* \ref VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAG_SKIP will instruct the reader to skip the next packet. In this case
* it isn't necessary for the caller to pass a pointer to a \ref VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T structure
* unless the \ref VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAG_INFO is also given.
* A combination of all these flags can be used.
*
* \param context Pointer to the context of the reader to use
* \param packet Pointer to the VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T structure describing the data packet
* This needs to be partially filled before the call (buffer, buffer_size)
* \param flags Flags controlling the read operation
* \return the status of the operation
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T (*pf_read)( VC_CONTAINER_T *context,
VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T *packet, VC_CONTAINER_READ_FLAGS_T flags );
/** Writes a data packet to a container writer.
*
* \param context Pointer to the context of the writer to use
* \param packet Pointer to the VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T structure describing the data packet
* \return the status of the operation
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T (*pf_write)( struct VC_CONTAINER_T *context,
VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T *packet );
/** Seek into a container reader.
*
* \param context Pointer to the context of the reader to use
* \param offset Offset to seek to. Used as an input as well as output value.
* \param mode Seeking mode requested.
* \param flags Flags affecting the seeking operation.
* \return the status of the operation
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T (*pf_seek)( VC_CONTAINER_T *context, int64_t *offset,
VC_CONTAINER_SEEK_MODE_T mode, VC_CONTAINER_SEEK_FLAGS_T flags);
/** Extensible control function for container readers and writers.
* This function takes a variable number of arguments which will depend on the specific operation.
*
* \param context Pointer to the VC_CONTAINER_T context to use
* \param operation The requested operation
* \return the status of the operation
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T (*pf_control)( VC_CONTAINER_T *context, VC_CONTAINER_CONTROL_T operation, va_list args );
/** Closes a container reader / writer module.
*
* \param context Pointer to the context of the instance to close
* \return the status of the operation
*/
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T (*pf_close)( struct VC_CONTAINER_T *context );
/** Pointer to container filter instance used for DRM */
struct VC_CONTAINER_FILTER_T *drm_filter;
/** Pointer to the container module code and symbols*/
void *module_handle;
/** Maximum size of a stream that is being written.
* This is set by the client using the control mechanism */
int64_t max_size;
/** Pointer to the temp i/o instance used to write temporary data */
struct VC_CONTAINER_IO_T *tmp_io;
/** Current status of the container (only used for writers to prevent trying to write
* more data if one of the writes failed) */
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T status;
/** Logging verbosity */
uint32_t verbosity;
/** Uniform Resource Identifier */
struct VC_URI_PARTS_T *uri;
/** Flag specifying whether one of the tracks is being packetized */
bool packetizing;
/** Temporary packet structure used to feed data to the packetizer */
VC_CONTAINER_PACKET_T packetizer_packet;
/** Temporary buffer used by the packetizer */
uint8_t *packetizer_buffer;
} VC_CONTAINER_PRIVATE_T;
/* Internal functions */
VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_T *vc_container_allocate_track( VC_CONTAINER_T *context, unsigned int extra_size );
void vc_container_free_track( VC_CONTAINER_T *context, VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_T *track );
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_track_allocate_extradata( VC_CONTAINER_T *context,
VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_T *p_track, unsigned int extra_size );
VC_CONTAINER_STATUS_T vc_container_track_allocate_drmdata( VC_CONTAINER_T *context,
VC_CONTAINER_TRACK_T *p_track, unsigned int size );
/* @} */
#endif /* VC_CONTAINERS_PRIVATE_H */