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#ifndef __BG_MSGQUEUE_H_
#define __BG_MSGQUEUE_H_

#include <gavl/gavl.h>
#include <gavl/gavldsp.h>
#include <gmerlin/streaminfo.h>


/** \defgroup messages Messages
 *  \brief Communication inside and between applications
 *
 *  Gmerlin messages are a universal method to do communication between
 *  processes or threads. Each message consists of an integer ID and
 *  a number of arguments. Arguments can be strings, numbers or complex types
 *  like \ref gavl_audio_format_t. For inter-thread comminucation, you can pass pointers
 *  as arguments as well.
 *
 *  For multithread applications, there are message queues (\ref bg_msg_queue_t). They
 *  are thread save FIFO structures, which allow asynchronous communication between threads.
 *
 *  For communication via sockets, there are the ultra-simple functions \ref bg_msg_read_socket and
 *  \ref bg_msg_write_socket, which can be used to build network protocols
 *  (e.g. remote control of applications)
 *  @{
 */

#define BG_MSG_NONE     -1 //!< Reserved ID for non valid message
#define BG_MSG_MAX_ARGS  4 //!< Maximum number of args

/** \brief Opaque message type, you don't want to know what's inside
 */

typedef struct bg_msg_s bg_msg_t;

/** \brief Callback for \ref bg_msg_read
 *  \param priv The private data you passed to \ref bg_msg_read
 *  \param data A buffer
 *  \param len Number of bytes to read
 *  \returns The actual number of bytes read
 */

typedef int (*bg_msg_read_callback_t)(void * priv, uint8_t * data, int len);

/** \brief Callback for \ref bg_msg_write
 *  \param priv The private data you passed to \ref bg_msg_write
 *  \param data A buffer
 *  \param len Number of bytes to write
 *  \returns The actual number of bytes write
 */

typedef int (*bg_msg_write_callback_t)(void * priv, const uint8_t * data, int len);

/** \brief Create a message
 *  \returns A newly allocated message
 */

bg_msg_t * bg_msg_create();

/** \brief Destroy a message
 *  \param msg A message
 */

void bg_msg_destroy(bg_msg_t * msg);

/** \brief Free internal memory of the message
 *  \param msg A message
 *
 *  Use this, if you want to reuse the message with
 *  a different ID or args
 */

void bg_msg_free(bg_msg_t * msg);

/* Functions for messages */

/** \brief Set the ID of a message
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param id The ID
 */

void bg_msg_set_id(bg_msg_t * msg, int id);

/** \brief Get the ID of a message
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \returns The ID
 */

int    bg_msg_get_id(bg_msg_t * msg);


/** \brief Set an integer argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_int(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, int value);

/** \brief Get an integer argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \returns Value
 */

int bg_msg_get_arg_int(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg);

/** \brief Set a time argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_time(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, gavl_time_t value);

/** \brief Get a time argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \returns Value
 */

gavl_time_t bg_msg_get_arg_time(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg);

/** \brief Set a string argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_string(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, const char * value);

/** \brief Get a string argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \returns The string
 *
 *  You can get the string value only once from each arg
 *  and must free() it, when you are done with it
 */

char * bg_msg_get_arg_string(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg);


/** \brief Set a float argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_set_arg_float(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, double value);

/** \brief Get a float argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \returns Value
 */

double  bg_msg_get_arg_float(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg);

/** \brief Set an RGB color argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_set_arg_color_rgb(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, const float * value);

/** \brief Get an RGB color argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_get_arg_color_rgb(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, float * value);


/** \brief Set an RGBA color argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_set_arg_color_rgba(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, const float * value);

/** \brief Get an RGBA color argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_get_arg_color_rgba(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, float * value);

/** \brief Set a position argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_set_arg_position(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, const double * value);


/** \brief Get a position argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param value Value
 */
void bg_msg_get_arg_position(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, double * value);

/** \brief Set a binary data argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param len Number of bytes requested
 *  \returns A pointer to a buffer of at least len bytes, to which you can copy the data
 */
void * bg_msg_set_arg_ptr(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, int len);

/** \brief Set a binary data argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param len Returns the number of bytes
 *  \returns A pointer to a buffer of at least len bytes, where you find the data
 *
 *  You can get the buffer only once from each arg
 *  and must free() it, when you are done with it
 */
  
void * bg_msg_get_arg_ptr(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, int * len);
  
/** \brief Set a pointer argument without copying data
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param ptr A pointer
 *
 *  Use this only for communication inside the same address space
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_ptr_nocopy(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg, void * ptr);

/** \brief Get a pointer argument without copying data
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \returns A pointer
 *
 *  Use this only for communication inside the same address space
 */

void * bg_msg_get_arg_ptr_nocopy(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg);


/** \brief Set an audio format argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param format An audio format
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_audio_format(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                                 const gavl_audio_format_t * format);

/** \brief Get an audio format argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param format Returns the audio format
 *  \param big_endian If non-null, returns 1 if multibyte numbers are in big endian
 */

void bg_msg_get_arg_audio_format(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                                 gavl_audio_format_t * format, int * big_endian);


/** \brief Set a video format argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param format A video format
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_video_format(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                                 const gavl_video_format_t * format);

/** \brief Get a video format argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param format Returns the video format
 *  \param big_endian If non-null, returns 1 if multibyte numbers are in big endian
 */

void bg_msg_get_arg_video_format(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                                 gavl_video_format_t * format, int * big_endian);


/** \brief Set a matadata argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param m Metadata
 */

void bg_msg_set_arg_metadata(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                             const gavl_metadata_t * m);

/** \brief Get a matadata argument
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param arg Argument index (starting with 0)
 *  \param m Returns metadata
 *
 *  Don't pass uninitalized memory as metadata.
 */

void bg_msg_get_arg_metadata(bg_msg_t * msg, int arg,
                             gavl_metadata_t * m);

/*
 *  This on will be used for remote controls,
 *  return FALSE on error
 */

/** \brief Read a message using a callback
 *  \param ret Where the message will be copied
 *  \param cb read callback
 *  \param cb_data data to pass to the callback
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 */

int bg_msg_read(bg_msg_t * ret, bg_msg_read_callback_t cb, void * cb_data);

/** \brief Write a message using a callback
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param cb write callback
 *  \param cb_data data to pass to the callback
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 */

int bg_msg_write(bg_msg_t * msg, bg_msg_write_callback_t cb, void * cb_data);


/** \brief Read a message from a socket
 *  \param ret Where the message will be copied
 *  \param fd A socket
 *  \param milliseconds Read timeout
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 */

int bg_msg_read_socket(bg_msg_t * ret,  int fd, int milliseconds);

/** \brief Write a message to a socket
 *  \param msg Message
 *  \param fd A socket
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 */

int bg_msg_write_socket(bg_msg_t * msg, int fd);

/*
 *  Read/Write audio frame over sockets
 */

/** \brief Write an audio frame
 *  \param msg Message to use for communication
 *  \param format An audio format
 *  \param frame An audio frame
 *  \param cb Callback
 *  \param cb_data Data to pass to callback
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 *
 *  Note, that the format must be transferred separately
 */

int bg_msg_write_audio_frame(bg_msg_t * msg,
                             const gavl_audio_format_t * format,
                             const gavl_audio_frame_t * frame,
                             bg_msg_write_callback_t cb, void * cb_data);

/** \brief Read an audio frame
 *  \param ctx A gavl dsp context
 *  \param msg Message containing the frame header
 *  \param format Audio format
 *  \param frame An audio frame
 *  \param cb Callback
 *  \param cb_data Data to pass to callback
 *  \param big_endian 1 if data should be sent in big endian format
 *  \returns 1 on success, 0 on error
 *
 *  Before you can use this function, msg must contain
 *  a valid audio frame header. The DSP context is needed to convert
 *  the endianess if necessary.
 */

int bg_msg_read_audio_frame(gavl_dsp_context_t * ctx,
                            bg_msg_t * msg,
                            const gavl_audio_format_t * format,
                            gavl_audio_frame_t * frame,
                            bg_msg_read_callback_t cb,
                            void * cb_data, int big_endian);

/** \brief Set a parameter
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param type Type of the parameter
 *  \param name Name of the parameter
 *  \param val Value for the parameter
 */

void bg_msg_set_parameter(bg_msg_t * msg,
                          const char * name,
                          bg_parameter_type_t type,
                          const bg_parameter_value_t * val);
  

/** \brief Get a parameter
 *  \param msg A message
 *  \param type Type of the parameter
 *  \param name Name of the parameter
 *  \param val Value for the parameter
 *
 *  Name and val must be freef if no longer used
 */

void bg_msg_get_parameter(bg_msg_t * msg,
                          char ** name,
                          bg_parameter_type_t * type,
                          bg_parameter_value_t * val);


/** @} */

/** \defgroup message_queues Message queues
 *  \ingroup messages
 *  \brief Thread save message queues
 *
 *  @{
 */

/** \brief Opaque message queue type. You don't want to know what's inside.
 */

typedef struct bg_msg_queue_s bg_msg_queue_t;

/** \brief Create a message queue
 *  \returns A newly allocated message queue
 */

bg_msg_queue_t * bg_msg_queue_create();

/** \brief Destroy a message queue
 *  \param mq A message queue
 */

void bg_msg_queue_destroy(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/*
 *  Lock message queue for reading, block until something arrives,
 *  return the message ID
 */

/** \brief Lock a message queue for reading
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *  \returns A new message or NULL
 *
 *  This function blocks until a message arrives and returns the message.
 *  Use this function with caution to avoid deadlocks.
 *
 *  When you are done with the message, call \ref bg_msg_queue_unlock_read.
 *  The message is owned by the queue and must not be freed.
 */

bg_msg_t * bg_msg_queue_lock_read(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/** \brief Try to lock a message queue for reading
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *  \returns A new message or NULL
 *
 *  This function immediately returns NULL if there is no message for reading.
 *  When you are done with the message, call \ref bg_msg_queue_unlock_read.
 *  The message is owned by the queue and must not be freed.
 */

bg_msg_t * bg_msg_queue_try_lock_read(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/** \brief Unlock a message queue for reading
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *
 *  Call this to signal, that you are done with a message.
 */

void bg_msg_queue_unlock_read(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/** \brief Lock a message queue for writing
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *  \returns An empty message, where you can place your information.
 *
 *  When you are done setting the ID and arguments, call \ref bg_msg_queue_unlock_write.
 */

bg_msg_t * bg_msg_queue_lock_write(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/** \brief Unlock a message queue for writing
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *
 *  Call this to signal, that you are done with a message.
 */

void bg_msg_queue_unlock_write(bg_msg_queue_t * mq);

/** \brief Check, if there is a message for readinbg available and get the ID.
 *  \param mq A message queue
 *  \param id Might return the ID
 *  \returns 1 if there is a message (and id is valid), 0 else
 */

int bg_msg_queue_peek(bg_msg_queue_t * mq, uint32_t * id);

/** @} */

/** \defgroup message_queue_list Lists of message queues
 *  \ingroup messages
 *  \brief Send messages to multiple message queues
 
 *  Lists of message queues can be used, if some informations have to be passed to
 *  multiple recipients. Each listener adds a message queue to the list and will get
 *  all messages, which are broadcasted with \ref bg_msg_queue_list_send from the writing end.
 *  @{
 */

/** \brief Opaque message queue list type. You don't want to know what's inside.
 */

typedef struct bg_msg_queue_list_s bg_msg_queue_list_t;

/** \brief Create a message queue list
 *  \returns A newly allocated message queue list
 */

bg_msg_queue_list_t * bg_msg_queue_list_create();

/** \brief Destroy a message queue list
 *  \param list A message queue list
 */

void bg_msg_queue_list_destroy(bg_msg_queue_list_t * list);

/** \brief Send a message to all queues in the list
 *  \param list A message queue list
 *  \param set_message Function to set ID and arguments of a message
 *  \param data Data to pass to set_message
 */

void 
bg_msg_queue_list_send(bg_msg_queue_list_t * list,
                       void (*set_message)(bg_msg_t * message,
                                           const void * data),
                       const void * data);

/** \brief Add a queue to the list
 *  \param list A message queue list
 *  \param queue A message queue
 */

void bg_msg_queue_list_add(bg_msg_queue_list_t * list,
                           bg_msg_queue_t * queue);

/** \brief Remove a queue from the list
 *  \param list A message queue list
 *  \param queue A message queue
 */

void bg_msg_queue_list_remove(bg_msg_queue_list_t * list,
                              bg_msg_queue_t * queue);

/** @} */


#endif /* __BG_MSGQUEUE_H_ */