Hi guys,
Is there any special method in c++ called get and which doesn't require instantiation?
I'm investigating a c++ code and a found this method ((!h264Decoder.get() || !params.get() || !in.get() || !out.get() || !splitter.get() || (!color && !No_CC_Flag)))
When i tried to find this method, I couldn't find it.
Thank you in advance,
Jump to Post>Is there any special method in c++ called get and which doesn't require instantiation?
>When i tried to find this method, I couldn't find it.
Well I could find it: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/get/ :PDid you actually search? You can't just look over it, it's on top:
Jump to PostWhat does it mean to you something like this: out.get ( )->class ( ).function ( );
That's not possible, you can't use the
->operator on an integer value :)
Jump to PostWell, in this code it's possible. I don't know what does it mean exactly? I'm newbie to c++
If it's possible then there's probably something between the braces of
out.get( ), can you please post the whole line?
Jump to PostYou said that we can not use -> on integer value. What about void?
If you write
out.get()it will return an integer value (not avoid), but you cannot use the arrow operator (->) on an integer, it's intended for classes and structures :)>I'm newbie to …
>Is there any special method in c++ called get and which doesn't require instantiation?
>When i tried to find this method, I couldn't find it.
Well I could find it: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/istream/get/ :P
Did you actually search? You can't just look over it, it's on top: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=c%2B%2B+get()
Thanks.
What does it mean to you something like this:
out.get ( )->class ( ).function ( );
I couldn't understand the meaning of this line
What does it mean to you something like this: out.get ( )->class ( ).function ( );
That's not possible, you can't use the -> operator on an integer value :)
Well, in this code it's possible. I don't know what does it mean exactly? I'm newbie to c++
You said that we can not use -> on integer value. What about void?
Well, in this code it's possible. I don't know what does it mean exactly? I'm newbie to c++
If it's possible then there's probably something between the braces of out.get( ) , can you please post the whole line?
You said that we can not use -> on integer value. What about void?
If you write out.get() it will return an integer value (not a void ), but you cannot use the arrow operator (->) on an integer, it's intended for classes and structures :)
>I'm newbie to c++
Then you should start with the simpler things first, you need to understand the basics of C++ before you proceed on learning to more advanced parts :)
Here's the whole function
int main( Ipp32s argc, vm_char *argv[])
{
Ipp32s i;
vm_char SrcFileName[UMC::MAXIMUM_PATH] = VM_STRING("");
vm_char DstFileName[UMC::MAXIMUM_PATH] = VM_STRING("");
vm_file *f_dst = 0;
Ipp64f encode_time = 0;
Ipp32s numDecodedFrames = 0;
Ipp32s No_CC_Flag = 1;
Ipp32s numFramesToDecode = (1 << 30);
vm_file *perf_file = 0;
ColorFormat cf = UMC::NONE;
ippStaticInit();
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Loading command line params
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
for (i = 1; i < argc; i++)
{
size_t stArgLen = vm_string_strlen(argv[i]);
if ('-' == argv[i][0])
{
switch (argv[i][1])
{
case 't':
case 'T':
if (2 == vm_string_strlen(argv[i])) {
i++;
if(argv[i][0]=='-') {
PrintHelp(argv[0]);
return 1;
} else {
num_threads = (Ipp32s)vm_string_atol(argv[i]);
}
} else {
num_threads = (Ipp32s)vm_string_atol(argv[i] + 2);
}
break;
case 'P':
case 'p':
i++;
perf_file = vm_file_open(argv[i], VM_STRING("a"));
break;
case 'F':
case 'f':
{
vm_char* szCode = argv[i];
if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-fyv12")))
{ cf = UMC::YV12; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-fyuy2")))
{ cf = UMC::YUY2; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-frgb565")))
{ cf = UMC::RGB565; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-frgb24")))
{ cf = UMC::RGB24; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-fyuv420")))
{ cf = UMC::YUV420; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-fyuv422")))
{ cf = UMC::YUV422; }
else if (0 == vm_string_strcmp(szCode, VM_STRING("-fyuv444")))
{ cf = UMC::YUV444; }
else
{ num_frames = (Ipp32s)vm_string_atol(argv[i] + 2); }
break;
}
break;
case 'h':
case 'H':
case '?':
default:
PrintHelp(argv[0]);
return 1;
}
}
else
{
if (0 == SrcFileName[0]) {
i = FileNameFromParams(argc, argv, i, SrcFileName);
} else {
i = FileNameFromParams(argc, argv, i, DstFileName);
}
}
}
if (cf != UMC::NONE)
{
No_CC_Flag = 0;
}
if (SrcFileName[0] == 0)
{
PrintHelp(argv[0]);
return 1;
}
if (DstFileName[0] != 0)
{
f_dst = vm_file_open(DstFileName, VM_STRING("wb"));
if (f_dst == NULL)
{
vm_string_printf(__VM_STRING("Error opening dst file %s\n"), DstFileName);
return -1;
}
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Initializing
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
auto_ptr< H264VideoDecoder > h264Decoder ( new H264VideoDecoder() );
auto_ptr< VideoDecoderParams > params ( new VideoDecoderParams() );
VideoProcessing * color = No_CC_Flag ? 0 : new VideoProcessing();
auto_ptr<BaseCodec> pPointerCopier (new DataPointersCopy());
auto_ptr< MediaData > in ( new MediaData() );
auto_ptr< VideoData > out ( new VideoData() );
auto_ptr< H264AnnexBSplitter > splitter ( new H264AnnexBSplitter() );
if(!h264Decoder.get() || !params.get() || !in.get() ||
!out.get() || !splitter.get() || (!color && !No_CC_Flag))
{
vm_string_printf(__VM_STRING("Allocation failed\n"));
return -1;
}
if( UMC_OK != splitter->Init(SrcFileName))
{
vm_string_printf(__VM_STRING("Error opening src file %s\n"), SrcFileName);
return -1;
}
bool bEndOfStream = false;
bool bInitialize = false;
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Starting the decoding loop
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
vm_tick t_start_all = GET_TICKS;
for (i = 0; i < numFramesToDecode; i++)
{
if ((3 > in->GetDataSize()) &&
(false == bEndOfStream))
{
Status statusHelper = splitter->GetNextVideoData(*(in.get()));
if(UMC_OK != statusHelper){
bEndOfStream = true;
}
}
if(!bInitialize)
{
bInitialize = true;
if (color)
{
VideoProcessingParams postProcessingParams;
postProcessingParams.m_DeinterlacingMethod = (DeinterlacingMethod)(0 & FLAG_CCNV_DEINTERLACE);;
postProcessingParams.InterpolationMethod = 0;
color->SetParams(&postProcessingParams);
}
if (color)
params->pPostProcessing = color;
else
params->pPostProcessing = pPointerCopier.get();
params->info.stream_type = H264_VIDEO;
params->numThreads = num_threads;
params->lFlags = 0;
params->m_pData = in.get();
if (UMC_OK != (h264Decoder->Init(params.get())))
{
vm_string_printf(__VM_STRING("Video Decoder creation failed\n"));
return -1;
}
H264VideoDecoderParams params;
if (UMC_OK != h264Decoder->GetInfo(¶ms))
{
vm_string_printf(__VM_STRING("Video Decoder creation failed\n"));
return -1;
}
out->SetAlignment(16);
out->Init(params.info.clip_info.width, params.info.clip_info.height, cf, 8);
out->Alloc();
continue;
}
vm_tick t_start = GET_TICKS;
Status ret = h264Decoder->GetFrame((bEndOfStream) ? (NULL) : (in.get()), out.get());
vm_tick t_end = GET_TICKS;
encode_time += (Ipp64f)(Ipp64s)(t_end-t_start);
out.get ( )->Meta ( ).dump ( );
if (UMC_ERR_NOT_ENOUGH_DATA == ret)
{
if (bEndOfStream)
break;
else
continue;
}
if (UMC_OK != ret)
continue;
savedata(f_dst, out.get(), out->GetWidth(), out->GetHeight());
if (numDecodedFrames % 100 == 0)
{
//vm_string_printf( VM_STRING(". "));
//fflush(stdout);
}
numDecodedFrames++;
if (numDecodedFrames >= num_frames && num_frames != 0)
break;
}
vm_tick t_end_all = GET_TICKS;
Ipp64f all_time = (Ipp64f)(Ipp64s)(t_end_all-t_start_all);
Ipp64f cpu_freq = (Ipp64f)vm_time_get_frequency();
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("%s\t"), SrcFileName);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("%d\t"), numDecodedFrames);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("%.4f s.\t"), encode_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("%.4f fps\t"), (Ipp64f)cpu_freq*numDecodedFrames/(Ipp64f)(encode_time));
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("All - %.4f fps\n"), (Ipp64f)cpu_freq*numDecodedFrames/(Ipp64f)(all_time));
#ifdef USE_DETAILED_H264_TIMING
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("CABAC/CAVLC - decoding time %.4f s.\n"), clsTimingInfo->decode_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("reconstruct time %.4f s.\n"), clsTimingInfo->reconstruction_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("deblocking time %.4f s.\n"), clsTimingInfo->deblocking_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_printf(VM_STRING("summary time on all CPU cores %.4f s.\n"), (clsTimingInfo->deblocking_time + clsTimingInfo->decode_time + clsTimingInfo->reconstruction_time)/cpu_freq);
#endif
if(f_dst)
vm_file_close(f_dst);
delete color;
if (perf_file)
{
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%s,"), SrcFileName);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%d,"), numDecodedFrames);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.4f,"), encode_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.4f,"), (Ipp64f)cpu_freq*numDecodedFrames/(Ipp64f)(encode_time));
#ifdef USE_DETAILED_H264_TIMING
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.2f\t"), clsTimingInfo->decode_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.2f\t"), clsTimingInfo->reconstruction_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.2f\t"), clsTimingInfo->deblocking_time/cpu_freq);
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.2f\t"), (clsTimingInfo->deblocking_time + clsTimingInfo->decode_time + clsTimingInfo->reconstruction_time)/cpu_freq);
#endif
vm_string_fprintf(perf_file, VM_STRING("%.4f,\n"), (Ipp64f)cpu_freq*numDecodedFrames/(Ipp64f)(all_time));
vm_file_close(perf_file);
}
#ifdef VM_MALLOC
vm_string_printf("Mem usage MAX: %d\n", vm_malloc_array.GetMemUsageMax() );
#endif /* VM_MALLOC */
return 0;
} out is a pointer which points to an object of a class called VideoData :)
Yeah, but what is the need to put get between the pointer out anf the other object?
Plz look again to the code:
out.get ( )->Meta ( ).dump ( );
if it was out->Meta ( ).dump ( ); maybe i can understand that it's nested object, but it's out.get ( )->Meta ( ).dump ( ); ???
Yeah, but what is the need to put get between the pointer out anf the other object?
If you let a pointer point to a specific object, the arrow operator is used to access the (public) data members of that object (you can't use a . to call them because out is a pointer) out.get ( )[B]->[/B]Meta ( ).dump ( ); , take a look at this link: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/std/memory/auto_ptr/get/ (that's the get() you mean)
Do you understand it now?
Ok, thank you so much ;-)
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