Vorbis dev - Sep 2001 - Examples now take file name arguments

I added support for supplying file name(s) in the command line for i/o in the
examples
in "vorbis/examples".  If no arguments are supplied, then the current 
filter pipline mode (stdin/stdout for i/o) is used.

The primary reason for this, is to be able to run these in a debugging session.

Additionally, in the encoder example, instead of a hard-coded "data"
chunk offset
of 44, it finds the chunk regardless of the exact position.

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On Fri, Sep 14, 2001 at 11:01:18PM -0700, Chris Wolf
wrote:
> I added support for supplying file name(s) in the command line for i/o in
the examples
> in "vorbis/examples".  If no arguments are supplied, then the
current
> filter pipline mode (stdin/stdout for i/o) is used.
I really prefer the examples are not 'improved upon', and if they are,
not by means of features.  They're not production code.  They're
examples, intended to illustrate most compact possible working
implementation.  
> The primary reason for this, is to be able to run these in a debugging
session.
VC++ doesn;t let you do that?  (GDB certainly does).  If not, why not
debug using oggenc?
> Additionally, in the encoder example, instead of a hard-coded
"data" chunk offset
> of 44, it finds the chunk regardless of the exact position.
Gaaahh...  

Monty

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