VLCREATEPATH(3dm) VLCREATEPATH(3dm)
vlCreatePath, vlDestroyPath - manage VL paths
#include <dmedia/vl.h>
VLPath vlCreatePath(VLServer svr, VLDev dev, VLNode source, VLNode drain);
int vlDestroyPath(VLServer svr, VLPath path);
svr Specifies the server handle.
vlDev Specifies the device handle.
path Specifies the path handle.
source Specifies the source node.
drain Specifies the drain node.
vlCreatePath creates a path for data transfer, or using controls. The
path will be created on the specified device. If the device is specified
as VL_ANY, a device which supports the specified source and drain will be
used, in the case where the two nodes are VL_ANY, it will choose a device
in a deterministic manner. vlGetDevice(3dm) can be used to determine the
device selected. If the source and drain are specified as VL_ANY, the
path returned will not contain any nodes. Nodes can be added or removed
later using vlAddNode(3dm), and vlRemoveNode(3dm).
Once a node is added to a path (via vlCreatePath, or vlAddNode(3dm), that
node is on the device that the path is on. It cannot later be used on a
path on a different device.
Using multiple sources and/or multiple drains implies data interaction
along the path. For example, a blender in the path might require two
sources and one drain.
The path handle returned is unique only to this server, and not to all
servers.
vlDestroyPath destroys the specified path, freeing the resources used by
the path.
If successful, vlCreatePath returns a path handle. vlDestroyPath returns
0 on success. Otherwise, both routines return a value of -1 on error and
vlGetErrno(3dm) can be called to retrieve the error.
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SEE ALSO
vlSetupPaths(3dm), vlAddNode(3dm), vlRemoveNode(3dm), vlGetErrno(3dm),
vlGetDevice(3dm)
VLCREATEPATH(3dm) VLCREATEPATH(3dm)
vlCreatePath, vlDestroyPath - manage VL paths
#include <dmedia/vl.h>
VLPath vlCreatePath(VLServer svr, VLDev dev, VLNode source, VLNode drain);
int vlDestroyPath(VLServer svr, VLPath path);
svr Specifies the server handle.
vlDev Specifies the device handle.
path Specifies the path handle.
source Specifies the source node.
drain Specifies the drain node.
vlCreatePath creates a path for data transfer, or using controls. The
path will be created on the specified device. If the device is specified
as VL_ANY, a device which supports the specified source and drain will be
used, in the case where the two nodes are VL_ANY, it will choose a device
in a deterministic manner. vlGetDevice(3dm) can be used to determine the
device selected. If the source and drain are specified as VL_ANY, the
path returned will not contain any nodes. Nodes can be added or removed
later using vlAddNode(3dm), and vlRemoveNode(3dm).
Once a node is added to a path (via vlCreatePath, or vlAddNode(3dm), that
node is on the device that the path is on. It cannot later be used on a
path on a different device.
Using multiple sources and/or multiple drains implies data interaction
along the path. For example, a blender in the path might require two
sources and one drain.
The path handle returned is unique only to this server, and not to all
servers.
vlDestroyPath destroys the specified path, freeing the resources used by
the path.
If successful, vlCreatePath returns a path handle. vlDestroyPath returns
0 on success. Otherwise, both routines return a value of -1 on error and
vlGetErrno(3dm) can be called to retrieve the error.
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SEE ALSO
vlSetupPaths(3dm), vlAddNode(3dm), vlRemoveNode(3dm), vlGetErrno(3dm),
vlGetDevice(3dm)
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