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/* Copyright (c) 2017 Jean-Marc Valin */
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#ifndef OGGPACKER_H
# define OGGPACKER_H
# if defined(__cplusplus)
extern "C" {
# endif
typedef unsigned long long oggp_uint64;
typedef unsigned oggp_uint32;
typedef int oggp_int32;
typedef struct oggpacker oggpacker;
/** Allocates an oggpacker object */
oggpacker *oggp_create(oggp_int32 serialno);
/** Frees memory associated with an oggpacker object */
void oggp_destroy(oggpacker *oggp);
/** Sets the maximum muxing delay in granulepos units. Pages will be auto-flushed
to enforce the delay and to avoid continued pages if possible. */
void oggp_set_muxing_delay(oggpacker *oggp, oggp_uint64 delay);
/** Get a buffer where to write the next packet. The buffer will have
size "bytes", but fewer bytes can be written. The buffer remains valid through
a call to oggp_close_page() or oggp_get_next_page(), but is invalidated by
another call to oggp_get_packet_buffer() or by a call to oggp_commit_packet(). */
unsigned char *oggp_get_packet_buffer(oggpacker *oggp, oggp_int32 bytes);
/** Tells the oggpacker that the packet buffer obtained from
oggp_get_packet_buffer() has been filled and the number of bytes written
has to be no more than what was originally asked for. */
int oggp_commit_packet(oggpacker *oggp, oggp_int32 bytes, oggp_uint64 granulepos, int eos);
/** Create a page from the data written so far (and not yet part of a previous page).
If there is too much data for one page, then all page continuations will be closed too. */
int oggp_flush_page(oggpacker *oggp);
/** Get a pointer to the contents of the next available page. Pointer is
invalidated on the next call to oggp_get_next_page() or oggp_commit_packet(). */
int oggp_get_next_page(oggpacker *oggp, unsigned char **page, oggp_int32 *bytes);
/** Creates a new (chained) stream. This closes all outstanding pages. These
pages remain available with oggp_get_next_page(). */
int oggp_chain(oggpacker *oggp, oggp_int32 serialno);
# if defined(__cplusplus)
}
# endif
#endif