shithub: sox

--- a/src/sox.c

+++ b/src/sox.c

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@

   double replay_gain;

   char *comment;

   sox_size_t volume_clips;

-  ft_t desc;                              /* stlib file descriptor */

+  ft_t desc;                              /* libSoX file descriptor */

 } *file_t;

 /* local forward declarations */

--- a/src/sox.h

+++ b/src/sox.h

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@

/*

- * libSoX Library

+ * libSoX Library Public Interface

  * Copyright 1999-2007 Chris Bagwell and SoX Contributors.

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@

 #include <stdlib.h>

 #include "soxstdint.h"

-/* The following is the API version of libsox.  It is not meant

+/* The following is the API version of libSoX.  It is not meant

  * to follow the version number of SoX but it has historically.

  * Please do not count of these numbers being in sync.

  * The following is at 13.0.0

@@ -29,9 +29,8 @@

 #define UNUSED __attribute__ ((unused))

 #endif

-/* C language enhancements: */

-/* Boolean type, compatible with C++ */

+/* Boolean type, assignment (but not necessarily binary) compatible with

+ * C++ bool */

 typedef enum {sox_false, sox_true} sox_bool;

 typedef int32_t int24_t;     /* But beware of the extra byte. */

@@ -206,15 +205,15 @@

     /* There is a delineation between these vars being tri-state and

      * effectively boolean.  Logically the line falls between setting

-     * them up (could be done in stlib, or by the stlib client) and

-     * using them (in stlib).  Stlib's logic to set them up includes

+     * them up (could be done in libSoX, or by the libSoX client) and

+     * using them (in libSoX).  libSoX's logic to set them up includes

      * knowledge of the machine default and the format default.  (The

      * sox client logic adds to this a layer of overridability via user

      * options.)  The physical delineation is in the somewhat

-     * snappily-named stlib function `set_endianness_if_not_already_set'

+     * snappily-named libSoX function `set_endianness_if_not_already_set'

      * which is called at the right times (as files are openned) by the

-     * stlib core, not by the file drivers themselves.  The file drivers

-     * indicate to the stlib core if they have a preference using

+     * libSoX core, not by the file drivers themselves.  The file drivers

+     * indicate to the libSoX core if they have a preference using

      * SOX_FILE_xxx flags.

*/

     sox_option_t reverse_bytes;    /* endiannesses... */

@@ -323,10 +322,10 @@

 #define SOX_FILE_NOSTDIO 8  /* does not use stdio routines */

 #define SOX_FILE_DEVICE  16 /* file is an audio device */

 #define SOX_FILE_PHONY   32 /* phony file/device */

-/* These two for use by the stlib core or stlib clients: */

+/* These two for use by the libSoX core or libSoX clients: */

 #define SOX_FILE_ENDIAN  64 /* is file format endian? */

 #define SOX_FILE_ENDBIG  128/* if so, is it big endian? */

-/* These two for use by stlib drivers: */

+/* These two for use by libSoX drivers: */

 #define SOX_FILE_LIT_END  (0   + 64)

 #define SOX_FILE_BIG_END  (128 + 64)