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Announce SMP support for Win32.
Don't hardcode dwNumberOfProcessors=1 for Win32 anymore; the mutex/event code
is still far from perfect, but now good enough that I can't find any codecs
that breaks with this (tested on a quad with various codecs). This tells
codecs they can use more than one core if they want to (some already did, by
launching multiple threads even when told there was only a single core).
author | sesse |
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date | Wed, 17 Mar 2010 23:33:26 +0000 |
parents | 26f673ba0675 |
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#ifndef MPLAYER_DS_FILTER_H #define MPLAYER_DS_FILTER_H #include "inputpin.h" #include "outputpin.h" typedef struct { char* frame_pointer; long frame_size; } SampleProcUserData; /** User will allocate and fill format structures, call Create(), and then set up m_pAll. **/ typedef struct DS_Filter DS_Filter; struct DS_Filter { int m_iHandle; IBaseFilter* m_pFilter; IPin* m_pInputPin; IPin* m_pOutputPin; CBaseFilter* m_pSrcFilter; CBaseFilter2* m_pParentFilter; IPin* m_pOurInput; COutputPin* m_pOurOutput; AM_MEDIA_TYPE *m_pOurType, *m_pDestType; IMemAllocator* m_pAll; IMemInputPin* m_pImp; void ( *Start )(DS_Filter*); void ( *Stop )(DS_Filter*); }; DS_Filter* DS_FilterCreate(const char* dllname, const GUID* id, AM_MEDIA_TYPE* in_fmt, AM_MEDIA_TYPE* out_fmt,SampleProcUserData* pUserData); void DS_Filter_Destroy(DS_Filter* This); #endif /* MPLAYER_DS_FILTER_H */