queuebase.h(3)
β¨ queuebase.h β the glow-up edition π
okay so bestie, welcome to queuebase.h from the Library Functions Manual (yes that's the manual name, we're fancy now π). this is the base-class central for RTP queues and it's literally the blueprint energy of the whole queue hierarchy. let's get into it π«Ά
πΈ NAME πΈ
queuebase.h β base classes for RTP queues. that's it, that's the vibe. foundational. iconic. the parents of the whole queue fam π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
so to even get in the door you include these, no cap:
#include <commoncpp/pointer.h>
#include <ccrtp/rtppkt.h>
#include <ccrtp/sources.h>
π¦ Classes π¦
here's the whole squad, one bullet each, nothing skipped π
class AppDataUnitβ the interface (aka envelope) to data received over RTP packets. it's giving "your data, but wrapped cute" βοΈclass RTPQueueBaseβ a virtual base class for RTP queue hierarchies. the ancestor. the blueprint. the main character of inheritance πclass OutgoingDataQueueBaseβ the outgoing-data half of the base-class situation πclass IncomingDataQueueBaseβ and the incoming-data half, matching set fr fr π
π Detailed Description π
base classes for RTP queues. that's the whole thing bestie, short and sweet β this header is the foundation layer that the rest of the queue world gets built on top of, and it does not need to over-explain itself. periodt β¨
π Author π
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and that's the page, bestie β slay, you now know the base classes for RTP queues πβ¨π
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