al_destroy_audio_recorder(3alleg5)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so bestie, welcome to the al_destroy_audio_recorder page β yes, the al_destroy_audio_recorder(3alleg5) manual, aka the Allegro 5 API. This function is the one that cleans up your audio recorder and frees all the resources tied to it. It's giving responsible bestie energy. π
π SYNOPSIS π
#include <allegro5/allegro_audio.h>
void al_destroy_audio_recorder(ALLEGRO_AUDIO_RECORDER *r)
π DESCRIPTION π
So like, this function destroys the audio recorder and frees all resources associated with it. No cap, it's the cleanup queen. π§Ήβ¨
And here's the part that's actually iconic: it is safe to destroy a recorder that is recording. Yes bestie, even if it's mid-recording, you can call this. It said "I got you." π«Ά
But wait, there's a little plot twist. You may receive events after the recorder has been destroyed. Those events must be ignored, because the fragment buffer will no longer be valid. So like, do not touch that buffer, do not read from it, do not give it main character energy. It's gone, periodt. π
β³ SINCE β³
5.1.1 β so it's been around for a minute, lowkey vintage but still cute. πΈ
[Unstable API]: The API may need a slight redesign.
So yeah, it's marked unstable. The API might get a glow-up later. Use it, love it, but don't be shocked if the shape changes. π
And that's the whole vibe. This page came from the Allegro reference manual, with the al_destroy_audio_recorder(3alleg5) title energy. No date printed on this one, just the classic manual stamp. Bye bestie, go free your resources responsibly! πβ¨π
π¦ where this page comes from
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