camera_eventmode_t

Event buffering modes.

Synopsis:

#include <camera/camera_api.h>

typedef enum {
      CAMERA_EVENTMODE_READONLY   
      CAMERA_EVENTMODE_READWRITE   
} camera_eventmode_t;

Data:

CAMERA_EVENTMODE_READONLY: Read-only access to buffers is requested.; This is the same buffer access mode employed when a callback function is used. The inbuffer argument is read-only.

CAMERA_EVENTMODE_READWRITE: Read-write access to buffers is requested.; Using this mode allows you to modify buffers prior to delivery to callback functions or read-only event consumers. The inbuffer and outbuffer arguments refer to the same image data in physical memory however, outbuffer is modifiable, while inbuffer remains read-only.

Library:

libcamapi

Description:

The event buffering mode dictates the behavior of the inbuffer and outbuffer arguments of the buffer retrieval functions. The enumerated values are for use with the following functions:

You use the following functions to retrieve the buffers:

Last modified: 2013-12-21

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