hi_mpi_pngd_send_stream

The Atlas 200/300/500 Inference Product does not support this API.

The Atlas Training Series Product does not support this API.

Description

Feeds the stream and decoding result buffer to a decoding channel.

Restrictions

  • Ensure that a channel has been created. Otherwise, the error code HI_ERR_PNGD_UNEXIST is returned. If the channel is destroyed when streams are being sent, the error code HI_ERR_PNGD_UNEXIST is returned.
  • To send a stream, a complete PNG image is required. Otherwise, an error occurs during decoding.
  • In non-blocking mode, the error code HI_ERR_PNGD_BUF_FULL is returned if the stream buffer is full.
  • In timeout mode, if the stream fails to be fed within the specified timeout interval, the error code HI_ERR_PNGD_BUF_FULL is returned.
  • For details about the requirements for the input and output images during image decoding, see Functions and Restrictions.
  • For decoding, the input buffer and output buffer must be allocated by using the hi_mpi_dvpp_malloc call and freed by using the hi_mpi_dvpp_free call, respectively. Place the hi_mpi_dvpp_free call after the hi_mpi_pngd_get_image_data call.

Prototype

hi_s32 hi_mpi_pngd_send_stream(hi_pngd_chn chn, const hi_img_stream *stream, hi_pic_info *png_pic_info, hi_s32 milli_sec)

Parameters

Parameter

Input/Output

Description

chn

Input

Decoding channel ID.

The value range of this parameter is [0, 128). The maximum number of channels is 128.

stream

Input

Pointer to the input stream information.

The configured addr must be a buffer address on the device.

png_pic_info

Input

Pointer to the output image information.

milli_sec

Input

Timeout interval (ms).
  • -1: blocking mode.
  • 0: non-blocking mode.
  • > 0: timeout interval (timeout mode). The timeout interval varies with the operating system. The deviation is generally within a time slice of an operating system. For example, if the time slice of an operating system is 4 ms and the value of milli_sec is set to 1, the actual timeout interval ranges from 1 ms to 5 ms. When the CPU load is high, the timeout interval may fluctuate.

Returns