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Using channel count, samplerate and input bps values from the container instead of the decoder breaks some DTS samples where the container says the audio has 6 channels but the decoder gives 2. In this case take the number of channels from the decoder instead, the output will almost certainly be badly garbled anyway if the number of channels is wrong. patch by Uoti Urpala, uoti <<.>> urpala <<@>> pp1 <<.>> inet <<.>> fi

#ifndef SUBOPT_HELPER_H
#define SUBOPT_HELPER_H

/**
 * \file subopt-helper.h
 *
 * \brief Datatype and functions declarations for usage 
 *        of the suboption parser.
 *
 */

#define OPT_ARG_BOOL 0
#define OPT_ARG_INT  1
#define OPT_ARG_STR  2
#define OPT_ARG_MSTRZ 3 ///< A malloced, zero terminated string, use free()!
#define OPT_ARG_FLOAT 4

typedef int (*opt_test_f)(void *);

/** simple structure for defining the option name, type and storage location */
typedef struct opt_s
{
  char * name; ///< string that identifies the option
  int type;    ///< option type as defined in subopt-helper.h
  void * valp; ///< pointer to the mem where the value should be stored
  opt_test_f test; ///< argument test func ( optional )
  int set;     ///< Is set internally by the parser if the option was found.
               ///< Don't use it at initialization of your opts, it will be
               ///< overriden anyway!
} opt_t;

/** parses the string for the options specified in opt */
int subopt_parse( char const * const str, opt_t * opts );


/*------------------ arg specific types and declaration -------------------*/
typedef struct strarg_s
{
  int len; ///< length of the string determined by the parser
  char const * str;  ///< pointer to position inside the parse string
} strarg_t;


int int_non_neg( int * i );
int int_pos( int * i );

int strargcmp(strarg_t *arg, char *str);
int strargcasecmp(strarg_t *arg, char *str);

#endif