Re: [Openquicktime-devel] HeaderDoc, API and oqtaudioextract

[Capt. S. *-J. <st...@3i...>]

On Sunday, April 7, 2002, at 01:12  AM, Nicholas Humfrey wrote:

> I have finished doing HeaderDoc comments for the whole of the OQT=20
> public API (74 functions in total). The structures still need=20
> commenting some time... (less important I think). One of the main=20
> reasons I did it was because I kept wanting to refer to documentation=20=

> myself and it helped me learn what is there...
> Should it go on the main website sometime Yann ?

I'm sure it should :))

>
> While I was doing this I did a bit more standardization - in =
particular=20
> oqt_get_audio_XXX, oqt_set_audio_XXX etc...
> Oh and in case you didn't notice I renamed everything starting=20
> quicktime_ oqt_ - I think it makes it more clear that this is the=20
> OpenQuicktime API not a clone of QuickTime - and it is shorter :)
>

Sounds good to me :)

>
> I had more of a play with 3ivX today - looking good guys :)

Thanks Nick :)

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