Re: bpc_send semantics and per-channel application-specific data?

nope....  but that could probably be stuffed into a list
held in the channel info pointer...  You'd have to scan your own
data structure.  Gets even more complicated when you think about how to
handle ANS frames....

-bill

On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 12:03:42AM -0400, David C Niemi wrote:
> >  lemme just drop in the appropraite header file section here...  bp_wrapper.h
> > 
> > You hafta maintain the data yourself, but you can associate it with the 
> > channel.
> ...
> > extern void* bpc_get_channel_info(struct CHANNEL_INSTANCE *inst);
> ...
> > extern void bpc_set_channel_info(struct CHANNEL_INSTANCE *inst,
> > 				  void *data);
> 
> Excellent!  Anything like this available on a per-message basis?  For 
> large messages, or when frames get fragmented, messages can make quite a 
> few passes through pro_frame_available() and info about them has to be 
> remembered somewhere.  I suppose it is possible that the beepcore code 
> doesn't even have any per-message data structures to hang a pointer in, 
> though, as it is really only the application that is going to care much 
> about message-level stuff.
> 
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