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/**
 * SECTION:mixvideoconfigparams
 * @short_description: MI-X Video Configuration Parameter Base Object
 * @include: mixvideoconfigparams.h
 *
 * <para>
 * A base object of MI-X video configuration parameter objects.
 * </para>
 * <para>
 * The derived MixVideoConfigParams object is created by the MMF/App
 * and provided in the MixVideo mix_video_configure() function. The get and set
 * methods for the properties will be available for the caller to set and get information at
 * configuration time. It will also be created by MixVideo and returned from the
 * mix_video_get_config() function, whereupon the MMF/App can get the get methods to
 * obtain current configuration information.
 * </para>
 * <para>
 * There are decode mode objects (for example, MixVideoConfigParamsDec) and encode
 * mode objects (for example, MixVideoConfigParamsEnc). Each of these types is refined
 * further with media specific objects. The application should create the correct type of
 * object to match the media format of the stream to be handled, e.g. if the media
 * format of the stream to be decoded is H.264, the application would create a
 * MixVideoConfigParamsDecH264 object for the mix_video_configure() call.
 * </para>
 */

#include <string.h>
#include "mixvideolog.h"
#include "mixvideoconfigparams.h"

MixVideoConfigParams::MixVideoConfigParams()
        :reserved1(NULL)
        ,reserved2(NULL)
        ,reserved3(NULL)
        ,reserved4(NULL) {
}
MixVideoConfigParams::~MixVideoConfigParams() {
}
bool MixVideoConfigParams::copy(MixParams *target) const {
    bool ret = FALSE;
    MixVideoConfigParams * this_target = MIX_VIDEOCONFIGPARAMS(target);
    if (NULL != this_target)
        ret = MixParams::copy(target);
    return ret;
}

bool MixVideoConfigParams::equal(MixParams* obj) const {
    bool ret = FALSE;
    MixVideoConfigParams * this_obj = MIX_VIDEOCONFIGPARAMS(obj);
    if (NULL != this_obj)
        ret = MixParams::equal(this_obj);
    return ret;
}

MixParams* MixVideoConfigParams::dup() const {
    MixParams *ret = new MixVideoConfigParams();
    if (NULL != ret) {
        if (FALSE == copy(ret)) {
            ret->Unref();
            ret = NULL;
        }
    }
    return ret;
}


MixVideoConfigParams *
mix_videoconfigparams_new(void) {
    return new MixVideoConfigParams();
}
MixVideoConfigParams *
mix_videoconfigparams_ref(MixVideoConfigParams * mix) {
    if (NULL != mix)
        mix->Ref();
    return mix;
}