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..._state() properly returns END_OF_STREAM. Any ideas whats wrong? BTW - why does stream_decoder_finish() call the function seekable_stream_decoder_set_defaults_() which clears all callback pointers? In flac 1.02, I had to set the callback pointers only once, but in 1.03 I have to set them after every decoder_init()/decoder_finish() pair. Is this intentional or a bug in 1.03? BTW2 - I still think that it would be better if seekable_stream_decoder_seek_absolute() wouldn't call the write callback. And finally, a function like seekable_stream_decoder_process_frames(decoder, numframes) would be useful, IMHO...

...ut); } fclose(fout); speex_encoder_destroy(enc_state); /*Destroy the bit-packing struct*/ speex_bits_destroy(&bitsenc); /* decoding */ FILE* fin = fopen("_ee.raw","r"); //get the file char cbitsdec[200]; short out[FRAME_SIZE]; float output[FRAME_SIZE]; dec_state = speex_decoder_init(&speex_nb_mode); speex_bits_init(&bitsdec); char* buffer2 = new char[size]; // the output buffer char* pbuffer2 = buffer2; // pointer to the output buffer while (1) { //Read the size encoded by sampleenc, this part will likely be //different in your application fread(&nbBytesdec, size...

...__bool (*set_write_callback) (void *decoder, WriteCallback value); + FLAC__bool (*set_metadata_callback) (void *decoder, MetadataCallback value); + FLAC__bool (*set_error_callback) (void *decoder, ErrorCallback value); + FLAC__bool (*set_client_data) (void *decoder, void *value); + FLAC__bool (*decoder_init) (void *decoder); + void (*safe_decoder_finish) (void *decoder); + void (*safe_decoder_delete) (void *decoder); + FLAC__bool (*process_until_end_of_metadata) (void *decoder); + FLAC__bool (*process_single) (void *decoder); + FLAC__bool (*is_eof) (void *decoder); + } decoder_funcs_t; + + #defi...