Example how to create and use a simple C node type and the high-level API. More...

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include "soletta.h"
#include "sol-flow-builder.h"
#include "sol-flow-simple-c-type.h"

Data Structures
struct	mytype_context

struct	mytype_options

Macros
#define	MYTYPE_OPTIONS_SUB_API 0x1234

Functions
static int	isodd (struct sol_flow_node node, const struct sol_flow_simple_c_type_event ev, void *data)

static int	mytype_func (struct sol_flow_node node, const struct sol_flow_simple_c_type_event ev, void *data)

static bool	on_timeout (void *data)

static void	shutdown (void)

	SOL_MAIN_DEFAULT (startup, shutdown)

static void	startup (void)

Variables
static struct sol_flow_builder *	builder

static struct sol_flow_node *	flow

static struct sol_flow_node_type *	flow_node_type

static struct sol_flow_node_type *	isoddtype

static struct sol_flow_node_type *	mytype

Detailed Description

Example how to create and use a simple C node type and the high-level API.

To understand how to use the high-level C API with existing or custom C types using the generator from JSON (recommended), take a look at highlevel.c

Note that this sample's 'mytype*' uses all features of simple_c_type, usually some options will not be used in most applications, such as port connections and disconnection events or context. One example of the simplistic version is the 'isodd' that checks if if the given number is odd or even.