AuGetDeviceAttributes(3)
π AuGetDeviceAttributes(3) π
okay bestie, so this one lives in the audiolib manual β aka the Network Audio System C Language Interface, aka the place where your C code learns to make actual sounds π§β¨. and today's main character is AuGetDeviceAttributes, the function that's literally just "hey server, tell me everything about this device bestie" π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <audio/audiolib.h>
AuDeviceAttributes *AuGetDeviceAttributes(server, device, status)
AuServer *server;
AuDeviceID device;
AuStatus *status; /* RETURN */
β¨ ARGUMENTS β¨
serverβ the connection to the audio server. like, your whole line to the server, your situationship with it πdeviceβ the ID of the audio device you're asking about. yes, that device.statusβ if it's non-NULL, it flushes the output buffer and hands you back the status from the server. it's marked/* RETURN */because it's the one giving you something back, and honestly? same energy, we love a giver π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so AuGetDeviceAttributes returns the current attributes for the device you specified. the way that it just... goes and gets them for you. iconic.
but listen β if something went wrong, it returns NULL. not a vibe, but that's the deal π
and the part nobody tells you until it's too late: you gotta call AuFreeDeviceAttributes to free that structure when you're done with it. no leaking, bestie, that's not the look. free your memory, free your mind π§
π ERRORS π
AuBadDeviceβ the device said "not found, not today" and honestly we respect the boundary β
π₯ SEE ALSO π₯
AuSetDeviceAttributesAuListDevices
and of course: audiolib β the Network Audio System C Language Interface π
lowkey if you're setting attributes after reading them, AuSetDeviceAttributes is right there, they're a matched set, iykyk π
okay that's the whole page, no cap. this was audiolib β device attributes, version 1.9.5, AuGetDeviceAttributes(3), and that's periodt. go get those attributes, you absolute legend πβπ
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