OpenBSD-4.6/usr.bin/cdio/extern.h

/* $OpenBSD: extern.h,v 1.14 2008/08/30 10:41:38 fgsch Exp $ */
/*
 * Copyright (c) 2002 Marc Espie.
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#include <sys/queue.h>

struct cd_toc_entry;
struct track_info {
	off_t sz;
	off_t off;
	u_int blklen;
	int   fd;
	char *file;
	SLIST_ENTRY(track_info) track_list;
	char type;
	int   speed; 
};
SLIST_HEAD(track_head, track_info) tracks;

/* Read/Write speed */
#define DRIVE_SPEED_MAX		0xfffe
#define DRIVE_SPEED_OPTIMAL	0xffff	/* automatically adjusted by drive */

/* Convert writing speed into Kbytes/sec (1x - 75 frames per second) */
#define CD_SPEED_TO_KBPS(x, blksz)	((x) * 75 * (blksz) / 1024)

/*
 * It's maximum possible speed for CD (audio track).
 * Data tracks theoretically can be written at 436x but in practice I
 * believe, 380x will be never reached.
 * NOTE: this value must never be changed to a bigger value, it can cause
 * DRIVE_SPEED_MAX overrun.
 */
#define CD_MAX_SPEED		380

/* MMC feature codes */
#define MMC_FEATURE_CDRW_CAV	0x27	/* Constant Angular Velocity */
#define MMC_FEATURE_CD_TAO	0x2d	/* Track-At-Once writing mode */
#define MMC_FEATURE_CDRW_WRITE	0x37	/* media is CD-RW and can be written */

#define MMC_FEATURE_MAX		0x0110

/* Media types */
#define MEDIATYPE_UNKNOWN	0
#define MEDIATYPE_CDR		1
#define MEDIATYPE_CDRW		2

extern unsigned long 	entry2time(struct cd_toc_entry *);
extern unsigned long 	entry2frames(struct cd_toc_entry *);
extern int              open_cd(char *, int);
extern char ** 		cddb(const char *, int, struct cd_toc_entry *, char *);
extern unsigned long 	cddb_discid(int, struct cd_toc_entry *);
extern void		free_names(char **);
extern int		get_media_type(void);
extern int		get_media_capabilities(int *, int);
extern int		blank(void);
extern int		unit_ready(void);
extern int		synchronize_cache(void);
extern int		close_session(void);
extern int		get_disc_size(off_t *);
extern int		get_nwa(int *);
extern int		writetao(struct track_head *);
extern int		writetrack(struct track_info *, int);
extern int		mode_sense_write(unsigned char []);
extern int		mode_select_write(unsigned char []);
extern int		cdrip(char *);
extern int		cdplay(char *);

#define VERSION "2.1"
#define WAVHDRLEN 44