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package org.lwjgl.openal;

import javax.annotation.*;

import java.nio.*;

import org.lwjgl.system.*;

import static org.lwjgl.system.Checks.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.JNI.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.MemoryUtil.*;

/**
 * Native bindings to the SOFT_HRTF extension.
 * 
 * 

This extension allows an application to request and determine the status of HRTF mixing. HRTF, or Head-Related Transfer Function, is a method of mixing * 3D audio for "true" 3D panning, typically using filters designed to simulate how sound is affected by a listener's head as the sound waves travel * between the ears.

* *

As a 3D sound API, OpenAL's design allows implementations to transparently render audio using HRTF. However, the OpenAL API currently has no concept of * HRTF so there's no way to query if it's being used, and no way for an application to request it on behalf of the user. This aims to fix that.

*/ public class SOFTHRTF { /** * Accepted as part of the {@code attrList} parameter of {@link ALC10#alcCreateContext CreateContext} and {@link #alcResetDeviceSOFT ResetDeviceSOFT}, and as the {@code paramName} parameter of * {@link ALC10#alcGetIntegerv GetIntegerv}. */ public static final int ALC_HRTF_SOFT = 0x1992; /** Accepted as part of the {@code attrList} parameter of {@link ALC10#alcCreateContext CreateContext} and {@link #alcResetDeviceSOFT ResetDeviceSOFT}. */ public static final int ALC_HRTF_ID_SOFT = 0x1996; /** Accepted as part of the {@code attrList} parameter of {@link ALC10#alcCreateContext CreateContext} and {@link #alcResetDeviceSOFT ResetDeviceSOFT}, for the {@link #ALC_HRTF_SOFT HRTF_SOFT} attribute. */ public static final int ALC_DONT_CARE_SOFT = 0x2; /** Accepted as the {@code paramName} parameter of {@link ALC10#alcGetIntegerv GetIntegerv}. */ public static final int ALC_HRTF_STATUS_SOFT = 0x1993, ALC_NUM_HRTF_SPECIFIERS_SOFT = 0x1994; /** Accepted as the {@code paramName} parameter of {@link ALC10#alcGetString GetString} and {@link #alcGetStringiSOFT GetStringiSOFT}. */ public static final int ALC_HRTF_SPECIFIER_SOFT = 0x1995; /** Possible results from a {@link #ALC_HRTF_STATUS_SOFT HRTF_STATUS_SOFT} query. */ public static final int ALC_HRTF_DISABLED_SOFT = 0x0, ALC_HRTF_ENABLED_SOFT = 0x1, ALC_HRTF_DENIED_SOFT = 0x2, ALC_HRTF_REQUIRED_SOFT = 0x3, ALC_HRTF_HEADPHONES_DETECTED_SOFT = 0x4, ALC_HRTF_UNSUPPORTED_FORMAT_SOFT = 0x5; protected SOFTHRTF() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } // --- [ alcGetStringiSOFT ] --- /** Unsafe version of: {@link #alcGetStringiSOFT GetStringiSOFT} */ public static long nalcGetStringiSOFT(long device, int paramName, int index) { long __functionAddress = ALC.getICD().alcGetStringiSOFT; if (CHECKS) { check(__functionAddress); check(device); } return invokePP(device, paramName, index, __functionAddress); } /** * Returns a human-readable string for an HRTF. * *

The returned string will be an implementation-defined UTF-8 encoded specifier for the given HRTF index, designed for display to the user. The returned * strings are valid until the next enumeration point or the device is closed.

* * @param device he same one that previously queried the number of HRTF specifiers * @param paramName the parameter to query. Must be:
{@link #ALC_HRTF_SPECIFIER_SOFT HRTF_SPECIFIER_SOFT}
* @param index an index between 0 (inclusive) and the previously-queried HRTF count (exclusive) */ @Nullable @NativeType("ALCchar const *") public static String alcGetStringiSOFT(@NativeType("ALCdevice *") long device, @NativeType("ALCenum") int paramName, @NativeType("ALCsizei") int index) { long __result = nalcGetStringiSOFT(device, paramName, index); return memUTF8Safe(__result); } // --- [ alcResetDeviceSOFT ] --- /** Unsafe version of: {@link #alcResetDeviceSOFT ResetDeviceSOFT} */ public static boolean nalcResetDeviceSOFT(long device, long attrList) { long __functionAddress = ALC.getICD().alcResetDeviceSOFT; if (CHECKS) { check(__functionAddress); check(device); } return invokePPZ(device, attrList, __functionAddress); } /** * Resets a device after it is opened for playback, to attempt changing the playback properties. * * @param device a handle to a valid playback device as returned by {@link ALC10#alcOpenDevice OpenDevice}, otherwise the call fails and an {@link ALC10#ALC_INVALID_DEVICE INVALID_DEVICE} error is generated * @param attrList the same as what could be passed to {@link ALC10#alcCreateContext CreateContext}. The AL is allowed to ignore attributes and attribute value combinations the device * cannot support, for example if the device doesn't support the requested {@link ALC10#ALC_FREQUENCY FREQUENCY} value, another value it does support may be set. * * @return on success the function returns {@link ALC10#ALC_TRUE TRUE}, and on failure the function returns {@link ALC10#ALC_FALSE FALSE}. Note that a return of {@link ALC10#ALC_TRUE TRUE} does not * indicate any attributes were honored, just that the device was successfully reset. If you need to know what the attributes are after a reset, query the * device using {@link ALC10#alcGetIntegerv GetIntegerv} with the relevant attributes. */ @NativeType("ALCboolean") public static boolean alcResetDeviceSOFT(@NativeType("ALCdevice *") long device, @Nullable @NativeType("ALCint const *") IntBuffer attrList) { if (CHECKS) { checkNTSafe(attrList); } return nalcResetDeviceSOFT(device, memAddressSafe(attrList)); } /** Array version of: {@link #alcResetDeviceSOFT ResetDeviceSOFT} */ @NativeType("ALCboolean") public static boolean alcResetDeviceSOFT(@NativeType("ALCdevice *") long device, @Nullable @NativeType("ALCint const *") int[] attrList) { long __functionAddress = ALC.getICD().alcResetDeviceSOFT; if (CHECKS) { check(__functionAddress); check(device); checkNTSafe(attrList); } return invokePPZ(device, attrList, __functionAddress); } }




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