It's not allocated yet, just shows how much memory is allocated to begin
with, so when dynamic buffers are used (the default) that's what it'll say.
Thanks,
Chris
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Bryan Mayland wrote:
Shouldn't those last 2 lines be more like
buffers, buffsize,
buffers * buffsize);
I take this part back. Buffers is the whole size. However, this
is still true VVVV
s->buf_min shouldn't be defined until right after the print
statement, unless this functuion is called multiple times per
streamtype, right?
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