Macros
#define	SACN_DYNAMIC_MEM SACN_FULL_OS_AVAILABLE_HINT
	Use dynamic memory allocation.

#define	SACN_LOGGING_ENABLED 1
	Enable message logging from the sACN library.

#define	SACN_LOG_MSG_PREFIX "sACN: "
	A string which will be prepended to all log messages from the sACN library.

#define	SACN_ASSERT(expr) assert(expr)
	The debug assert used by the sACN library.

#define	SACN_ETC_PRIORITY_EXTENSION 1
	Enable ETC's per-address priority extension to sACN.

#define	SACN_LOOPBACK 1
	Allow loopback of sACN to the local host (by setting the relevant socket option).

#define	SACN_MAX_NETINTS 2
	The maximum number of network interfaces that can used by the sACN library.

Detailed Description

Options that apply to both sACN Source and sACN Receiver.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ SACN_ASSERT

#define SACN_ASSERT ( expr ) assert(expr)

The debug assert used by the sACN library.

By default, just uses the C library assert. If redefining this, it must be redefined as a macro taking a single argument (the assertion expression).

◆ SACN_DYNAMIC_MEM

#define SACN_DYNAMIC_MEM SACN_FULL_OS_AVAILABLE_HINT

Use dynamic memory allocation.

If defined nonzero, sACN manages memory dynamically using malloc() and free() from stdlib.h. Otherwise, sACN uses fixed-size pools through mempool (Memory Pools). The size of the pools is controlled with other config options.

◆ SACN_ETC_PRIORITY_EXTENSION

#define SACN_ETC_PRIORITY_EXTENSION 1

Enable ETC's per-address priority extension to sACN.

If defined nonzero, the logic of sACN Receiver changes to handle ETC's per-address priority sACN extension. An additional callback function is also enabled to be notified that a source has stopped sending per-address priority.

◆ SACN_LOGGING_ENABLED

#define SACN_LOGGING_ENABLED 1

Enable message logging from the sACN library.

If defined nonzero, the log function pointer parameter taken by sACN init functions is used to log messages from the library.

◆ SACN_LOOPBACK

#define SACN_LOOPBACK 1

Allow loopback of sACN to the local host (by setting the relevant socket option).

Most, but not all, platforms have this option enabled by default. This is necessary if a host wants to receive the same sACN it is sending.

◆ SACN_MAX_NETINTS

#define SACN_MAX_NETINTS 2

The maximum number of network interfaces that can used by the sACN library.

Meaningful only if SACN_DYNAMIC_MEM is defined to 0.

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