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Use a single select() for both key and slave input Previous code used two separate select() calls one after another, so that whenever it was running select() on one set of fds events in the other set would go unnoticed until later. Now there's a single select() which allows reacting immediately to any input source. The behavior of the new code differs somewhat from the old; for example multiple fds that stay readable are no longer handled in a round-robin fashion and the total amount the process sleeps can differ. Some tuning might be required later.

#ifndef MPLAYER_H
#define MPLAYER_H

extern char* current_module;

extern char * dvd_device;
extern char * cdrom_device;

extern char ** audio_fm_list;
extern char ** video_fm_list;
extern char ** video_driver_list;
extern char ** audio_driver_list;
extern char * video_driver;
extern char * audio_driver;
extern float  audio_delay;

extern int osd_level;
extern unsigned int osd_visible;

extern char * font_name;
extern char * sub_font_name;
extern float  font_factor;
extern float movie_aspect;
extern float force_fps;

//extern char **sub_name;
extern float  sub_delay;
extern float  sub_fps;
extern int    sub_auto;
extern int    sub_pos;
extern int    sub_unicode;
extern char * sub_cp;
extern int    suboverlap_enabled;

extern char * filename;

extern int stream_cache_size;
extern int force_ni;
extern int index_mode;
extern int autosync;

// libmpcodecs:
extern int fullscreen;
extern int flip;

extern int frame_dropping;

extern int auto_quality;

extern int audio_id;
extern int video_id;
extern int dvdsub_id;
extern int vobsub_id;

extern void exit_player(const char* how);
extern void update_set_of_subtitles(void);

#endif /* MPLAYER_H */