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 /*
     Vamp

     An API for audio analysis and feature extraction plugins.

     Centre for Digital Music, Queen Mary, University of London.
     Copyright 2006-2015 Chris Cannam and QMUL.

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 /*
     This file defines a low-level API for enumerating and loading
     plugin libraries using C calling conventions. It could be used in
     C programs, or in languages with C-compatible foreign-function
     interfaces. Note that this works by calling to the C++ Vamp host
     SDK, so any program using this interface must still link against
     the rest of the Vamp plugin library and the C++ standard library.

     This is not the simplest or easiest interface for hosting Vamp
     plugins -- if you have the capability to use the C++ API, please
     do that instead. (Most programs should not even include this
     header.)

     The C and C++ interfaces provide different abstraction levels:

     In the C++ interface, the class PluginLoader provides a list of
     keys corresponding to the installed plugins (where a key combines
     the plugin's library name and plugin identifier into a single
     string) plus a method to load a single plugin based on its key
     (obtaining an instance of class Plugin). With the C++ interface
     you go straight from the key to a live instance of the plugin. The
     PluginLoader also provides various facilities to adapt the plugin
     based on your requirements (e.g. to do time- to frequency-domain
     conversion for you if the plugin requires it).

     This low-level C interface, on the other hand, deals only in
     plugin libraries and static descriptors, not in plugin
     instances. You can enumerate the installed libraries, getting just
     the base .soname of each library. Then you can retrieve each of
     the raw C plugin descriptors from a library, and use the
     descriptor (whose interface is defined in vamp/vamp.h) to
     instantiate the plugin.

     So this header corresponds to the first part of the PluginLoader
     class interface: finding and loading plugin libraries and
     retrieving plugin descriptors from them. But it does not do any of
     the rest, i.e. instantiating and adapting the plugins themselves.
     Although this makes the API appear very simple, it means the
     resulting plugins are relatively hard to use compared to those
     obtained by the PluginLoader API. There is no way to get to the
     full C++ abstraction using this API.

     This API is not thread-safe; use it from a single application
     thread, or guard access to it with a mutex.

     This header was introduced in version 2.6 of the Vamp plugin SDK.
 */

 #ifndef VAMPHOST_C_H_INCLUDED
 #define VAMPHOST_C_H_INCLUDED

 #include <vamp/vamp.h>

 #ifdef __cplusplus
 extern "C" {
 #endif

 typedef struct vhLibrary_t *vhLibrary;

 extern int vhGetLibraryCount();

 extern const char *vhGetLibraryName(int library);

 extern int vhGetLibraryIndex(const char *name);

 extern vhLibrary vhLoadLibrary(int library);

 extern int vhGetPluginCount(vhLibrary library);

 extern const VampPluginDescriptor *vhGetPluginDescriptor(vhLibrary library,
                                                          int plugin);

 extern void vhUnloadLibrary(vhLibrary);

 #ifdef __cplusplus
 }
 #endif

 #endif
vhGetPluginDescriptor
const VampPluginDescriptor * vhGetPluginDescriptor(vhLibrary library, int plugin)
Return a Vamp plugin descriptor for a plugin in a given library.

Chris@6: vhLoadLibrary
vhLibrary vhLoadLibrary(int library)
Load the library with the given index.

Chris@6: vhLibrary
struct vhLibrary_t * vhLibrary
Definition: host-c.h:94

Chris@6: vhUnloadLibrary
void vhUnloadLibrary(vhLibrary)
Unload a plugin library.

Chris@6: vhGetPluginCount
int vhGetPluginCount(vhLibrary library)
Return the number of Vamp plugins in the given library.

Chris@6: _VampPluginDescriptor
Definition: vamp.h:248

Chris@6: vamp.h

Chris@6: vhGetLibraryName
const char * vhGetLibraryName(int library)
Return the library name (base soname) of the library with the given index, in the range 0...

Chris@6: vhGetLibraryCount
int vhGetLibraryCount()
Return the number of Vamp plugin libraries discovered in the installation path.

Chris@6: vhGetLibraryIndex
int vhGetLibraryIndex(const char *name)
Return the library index for the given library name, or -1 if the name is not known.

Chris@6: