#ifndef PA_HOSTAPI_H
#define PA_HOSTAPI_H
/*
 * $Id: pa_hostapi.h 1664 2011-05-01 16:10:58Z rossb $
 * Portable Audio I/O Library
 * host api representation
 *
 * Based on the Open Source API proposed by Ross Bencina
 * Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Ross Bencina, Phil Burk
 *
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/*
 * The text above constitutes the entire PortAudio license; however,
 * the PortAudio community also makes the following non-binding requests:
 *
 * Any person wishing to distribute modifications to the Software is
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 * license above.
 */

/** @file
 @ingroup common_src

 @brief Interfaces and representation structures used by pa_front.c
 to manage and communicate with host API implementations.
*/

#include "portaudio.h"

/**
The PA_NO_* host API macros are now deprecated in favor of PA_USE_* macros.
PA_USE_* indicates whether a particular host API will be initialized by PortAudio.
An undefined or 0 value indicates that the host API will not be used. A value of 1
indicates that the host API will be used. PA_USE_* macros should be left undefined
or defined to either 0 or 1.

The code below ensures that PA_USE_* macros are always defined and have value
0 or 1. Undefined symbols are defaulted to 0. Symbols that are neither 0 nor 1
are defaulted to 1.
*/

#ifndef PA_USE_SKELETON
#define PA_USE_SKELETON 0
#elif (PA_USE_SKELETON != 0) && (PA_USE_SKELETON != 1)
#undef PA_USE_SKELETON
#define PA_USE_SKELETON 1
#endif

#if defined(PA_NO_PULSEAUDIO) || defined(PA_NO_ASIO) || defined(PA_NO_DS) || defined(PA_NO_WMME) || defined(PA_NO_WASAPI) || defined(PA_NO_WDMKS)
#error "Portaudio: PA_NO_<APINAME> is no longer supported, please remove definition and use PA_USE_<APINAME> instead"
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_ASIO
#define PA_USE_ASIO 0
#elif (PA_USE_ASIO != 0) && (PA_USE_ASIO != 1)
#undef PA_USE_ASIO
#define PA_USE_ASIO 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_DS
#define PA_USE_DS 0
#elif (PA_USE_DS != 0) && (PA_USE_DS != 1)
#undef PA_USE_DS
#define PA_USE_DS 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_WMME
#define PA_USE_WMME 0
#elif (PA_USE_WMME != 0) && (PA_USE_WMME != 1)
#undef PA_USE_WMME
#define PA_USE_WMME 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_WASAPI
#define PA_USE_WASAPI 0
#elif (PA_USE_WASAPI != 0) && (PA_USE_WASAPI != 1)
#undef PA_USE_WASAPI
#define PA_USE_WASAPI 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_WDMKS
#define PA_USE_WDMKS 0
#elif (PA_USE_WDMKS != 0) && (PA_USE_WDMKS != 1)
#undef PA_USE_WDMKS
#define PA_USE_WDMKS 1
#endif

/* Set default values for Unix based APIs. */
#if defined(PA_NO_OSS) || defined(PA_NO_ALSA) || defined(PA_NO_JACK) || defined(PA_NO_COREAUDIO) || defined(PA_NO_SGI) || defined(PA_NO_ASIHPI)
#error "Portaudio: PA_NO_<APINAME> is no longer supported, please remove definition and use PA_USE_<APINAME> instead"
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_OSS
#define PA_USE_OSS 0
#elif (PA_USE_OSS != 0) && (PA_USE_OSS != 1)
#undef PA_USE_OSS
#define PA_USE_OSS 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_ALSA
#define PA_USE_ALSA 0
#elif (PA_USE_ALSA != 0) && (PA_USE_ALSA != 1)
#undef PA_USE_ALSA
#define PA_USE_ALSA 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_JACK
#define PA_USE_JACK 0
#elif (PA_USE_JACK != 0) && (PA_USE_JACK != 1)
#undef PA_USE_JACK
#define PA_USE_JACK 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO
#define PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO 0
#elif (PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO != 0) && (PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO != 1)
#undef PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO
#define PA_USE_PULSEAUDIO 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_SGI
#define PA_USE_SGI 0
#elif (PA_USE_SGI != 0) && (PA_USE_SGI != 1)
#undef PA_USE_SGI
#define PA_USE_SGI 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_COREAUDIO
#define PA_USE_COREAUDIO 0
#elif (PA_USE_COREAUDIO != 0) && (PA_USE_COREAUDIO != 1)
#undef PA_USE_COREAUDIO
#define PA_USE_COREAUDIO 1
#endif

#ifndef PA_USE_ASIHPI
#define PA_USE_ASIHPI 0
#elif (PA_USE_ASIHPI != 0) && (PA_USE_ASIHPI != 1)
#undef PA_USE_ASIHPI
#define PA_USE_ASIHPI 1
#endif

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
{
#endif /* __cplusplus */


/** **FOR THE USE OF pa_front.c ONLY**
    Do NOT use fields in this structure, they my change at any time.
    Use functions defined in pa_util.h if you think you need functionality
    which can be derived from here.
*/
typedef struct PaUtilPrivatePaFrontHostApiInfo {


    unsigned long baseDeviceIndex;
}PaUtilPrivatePaFrontHostApiInfo;


/** The common header for all data structures whose pointers are passed through
 the hostApiSpecificStreamInfo field of the PaStreamParameters structure.
 Note that in order to keep the public PortAudio interface clean, this structure
 is not used explicitly when declaring hostApiSpecificStreamInfo data structures.
 However, some code in pa_front depends on the first 3 members being equivalent
 with this structure.
 @see PaStreamParameters
*/
typedef struct PaUtilHostApiSpecificStreamInfoHeader
{
    unsigned long size;             /**< size of whole structure including this header */
    PaHostApiTypeId hostApiType;    /**< host API for which this data is intended */
    unsigned long version;          /**< structure version */
} PaUtilHostApiSpecificStreamInfoHeader;



/** A structure representing the interface to a host API. Contains both
 concrete data and pointers to functions which implement the interface.
*/
typedef struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation {
    PaUtilPrivatePaFrontHostApiInfo privatePaFrontInfo;

    /** The host api implementation should populate the info field. In the
        case of info.defaultInputDevice and info.defaultOutputDevice the
        values stored should be 0 based indices within the host api's own
        device index range (0 to deviceCount). These values will be converted
        to global device indices by pa_front after PaUtilHostApiInitializer()
        returns.
    */
    PaHostApiInfo info;

    PaDeviceInfo** deviceInfos;

    /**
        (*Terminate)() is guaranteed to be called with a valid <hostApi>
        parameter, which was previously returned from the same implementation's
        initializer.
    */
    void (*Terminate)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi );

    /**
        The inputParameters and outputParameters pointers should not be saved
        as they will not remain valid after OpenStream is called.


        The following guarantees are made about parameters to (*OpenStream)():

            [NOTE: the following list up to *END PA FRONT VALIDATIONS* should be
                kept in sync with the one for ValidateOpenStreamParameters and
                Pa_OpenStream in pa_front.c]

            PaHostApiRepresentation *hostApi
                - is valid for this implementation

            PaStream** stream
                - is non-null

            - at least one of inputParameters & outputParmeters is valid (not NULL)

            - if inputParameters & outputParmeters are both valid, that
                inputParameters->device & outputParmeters->device  both use the same host api

            PaDeviceIndex inputParameters->device
                - is within range (0 to Pa_CountDevices-1) Or:
                - is paUseHostApiSpecificDeviceSpecification and
                    inputParameters->hostApiSpecificStreamInfo is non-NULL and refers
                    to a valid host api

            int inputParameters->numChannels
                - if inputParameters->device is not paUseHostApiSpecificDeviceSpecification, numInputChannels is > 0
                - upper bound is NOT validated against device capabilities

            PaSampleFormat inputParameters->sampleFormat
                - is one of the sample formats defined in portaudio.h

            void *inputParameters->hostApiSpecificStreamInfo
                - if supplied its hostApi field matches the input device's host Api

            PaDeviceIndex outputParmeters->device
                - is within range (0 to Pa_CountDevices-1)

            int outputParmeters->numChannels
                - if inputDevice is valid, numInputChannels is > 0
                - upper bound is NOT validated against device capabilities

            PaSampleFormat outputParmeters->sampleFormat
                - is one of the sample formats defined in portaudio.h

            void *outputParmeters->hostApiSpecificStreamInfo
                - if supplied its hostApi field matches the output device's host Api

            double sampleRate
                - is not an 'absurd' rate (less than 1000. or greater than 384000.)
                - sampleRate is NOT validated against device capabilities

            PaStreamFlags streamFlags
                - unused platform neutral flags are zero
                - paNeverDropInput is only used for full-duplex callback streams
                    with variable buffer size (paFramesPerBufferUnspecified)

            [*END PA FRONT VALIDATIONS*]


        The following validations MUST be performed by (*OpenStream)():

            - check that input device can support numInputChannels

            - check that input device can support inputSampleFormat, or that
                we have the capability to convert from outputSampleFormat to
                a native format

            - if inputStreamInfo is supplied, validate its contents,
                or return an error if no inputStreamInfo is expected

            - check that output device can support numOutputChannels

            - check that output device can support outputSampleFormat, or that
                we have the capability to convert from outputSampleFormat to
                a native format

            - if outputStreamInfo is supplied, validate its contents,
                or return an error if no outputStreamInfo is expected

            - if a full duplex stream is requested, check that the combination
                of input and output parameters is supported

            - check that the device supports sampleRate

            - alter sampleRate to a close allowable rate if necessary

            - validate inputLatency and outputLatency

            - validate any platform specific flags, if flags are supplied they
                must be valid.
    */
    PaError (*OpenStream)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi,
                           PaStream** stream,
                           const PaStreamParameters *inputParameters,
                           const PaStreamParameters *outputParameters,
                           double sampleRate,
                           unsigned long framesPerCallback,
                           PaStreamFlags streamFlags,
                           PaStreamCallback *streamCallback,
                           void *userData );


    PaError (*IsFormatSupported)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi,
                                  const PaStreamParameters *inputParameters,
                                  const PaStreamParameters *outputParameters,
                                  double sampleRate );

    /**
     Collect current native device information and compute a new device count.
     This method should not result in the host API making any changes to its
     internal data structures, instead it is the first step in a two-stage commit
     process which will be completed only if all host API scans return with no errors.

     Some time later the caller will either (1) pass scanResults and newDeviceCount
     to CommitDeviceInfos() to complete the transaction, or (2) pass scanResults
     and newDeviceCount to DisposeDeviceInfos() to abort the transaction.
     */
    PaError (*ScanDeviceInfos)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi, PaHostApiIndex index, void **scanResults, int *newDeviceCount );

    /**
     Replace the previous device information with the device information
     passed in as an argument via scanResults. This is the second/final stage of
     the two-stage transaction required for updating the available device information.
     This function should free any resources associated with the previous device
     information.
     @FIXME: this function should probably not return an error code as it should not be
     permitted to fail.
     */
    PaError (*CommitDeviceInfos)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi, PaHostApiIndex index, void *scanResults, int deviceCount );

    /**
     Free device information previously returned by ScanDeviceInfos(). This function
     will be called in cases where the update available device info transaction
     failed for some reason.
     */
    PaError (*DisposeDeviceInfos)( struct PaUtilHostApiRepresentation *hostApi, void *scanResults, int deviceCount );

} PaUtilHostApiRepresentation;


/** Prototype for the initialization function which must be implemented by every
 host API.

 This function should only return an error other than paNoError if it encounters
 an unexpected and fatal error (memory allocation error for example). In general,
 there may be conditions under which it returns a NULL interface pointer and also
 returns paNoError. For example, if the ASIO implementation detects that ASIO is
 not installed, it should return a NULL interface, and paNoError.

 @see paHostApiInitializers
*/
typedef PaError PaUtilHostApiInitializer( PaUtilHostApiRepresentation**, PaHostApiIndex );


/** paHostApiInitializers is a NULL-terminated array of host API initialization
 functions. These functions are called by pa_front.c to initialize the host APIs
 when the client calls Pa_Initialize().

 The initialization functions are invoked in order.

 The first successfully initialized host API that has a default input *or* output
 device is used as the default PortAudio host API. This is based on the logic that
 there is only one default host API, and it must contain the default input and output
 devices (if defined).

 There is a platform specific file that defines paHostApiInitializers for that
 platform, pa_win/pa_win_hostapis.c contains the Win32 definitions for example.
*/
extern PaUtilHostApiInitializer *paHostApiInitializers[];


#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif /* __cplusplus */
#endif /* PA_HOSTAPI_H */
