thread_queue.h File Reference

#include <string.h>
#include "objpool.h"

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Functions
ThreadQueue *	tq_alloc (unsigned int nb_streams, size_t queue_size, ObjPool *obj_pool, void(*obj_move)(void *dst, void *src))
	Allocate a queue for sending data between threads. More...
void	tq_free (ThreadQueue **tq)
int	tq_send (ThreadQueue *tq, unsigned int stream_idx, void *data)
	Send an item for the given stream to the queue. More...
void	tq_send_finish (ThreadQueue *tq, unsigned int stream_idx)
	Mark the given stream finished from the sending side. More...
int	tq_receive (ThreadQueue *tq, int *stream_idx, void *data)
	Read the next item from the queue. More...
void	tq_receive_finish (ThreadQueue *tq, unsigned int stream_idx)
	Mark the given stream finished from the receiving side. More...

Function Documentation

tq_alloc()

ThreadQueue* tq_alloc	(	unsigned int	nb_streams,
		size_t	queue_size,
		ObjPool *	obj_pool,
		void(*)(void *dst, void *src)	obj_move
	)

Allocate a queue for sending data between threads.

Parameters

nb_streams	number of streams for which a distinct EOF state is maintained
queue_size	number of items that can be stored in the queue without blocking
obj_pool	object pool that will be used to allocate items stored in the queue; the pool becomes owned by the queue
callback	that moves the contents between two data pointers

Definition at line 79 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by thread_start().

tq_free()

void tq_free

(

ThreadQueue **

tq

)

Definition at line 55 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by thread_start(), thread_stop(), and tq_alloc().

tq_send()

int tq_send	(	ThreadQueue *	tq,
		unsigned int	stream_idx,
		void *	data
	)

Send an item for the given stream to the queue.

Parameters

data	the item to send, its contents will be moved using the callback provided to tq_alloc(); on failure the item will be left untouched

Returns

• 0 the item was successfully sent
• AVERROR(ENOMEM) could not allocate an item for writing to the FIFO
• AVERROR(EINVAL) the sending side has previously been marked as finished
• AVERROR_EOF the receiving side has marked the given stream as finished

Definition at line 120 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by thread_submit_packet().

tq_send_finish()

void tq_send_finish	(	ThreadQueue *	tq,
		unsigned int	stream_idx
	)

Mark the given stream finished from the sending side.

Definition at line 217 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by thread_stop(), and thread_submit_packet().

tq_receive()

int tq_receive	(	ThreadQueue *	tq,
		int *	stream_idx,
		void *	data
	)

Read the next item from the queue.

Parameters

stream_idx	the index of the stream that was processed or -1 will be written here
data	the data item will be written here on success using the callback provided to tq_alloc()

Returns

• 0 a data item was successfully read; *stream_idx contains a non-negative stream index
• AVERROR_EOF When *stream_idx is non-negative, this signals that the sending side has marked the given stream as finished. This will happen at most once for each stream. When *stream_idx is -1, all streams are done.

Definition at line 191 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by muxer_thread().

tq_receive_finish()

void tq_receive_finish	(	ThreadQueue *	tq,
		unsigned int	stream_idx
	)

Mark the given stream finished from the receiving side.

Definition at line 232 of file thread_queue.c.

Referenced by muxer_thread().