annotate plugins/crazychat/face.c @ 12024:e67993da8a22

[gaim-migrate @ 14317] I strongly suspect CruiseControl is going to yell at me for this. A voice chat API, GUI + mediastreamer. This is what I'm using for Google Talk. This doesn't actually do anything at all. There's no code in the Jabber plugin yet to use this API (although it Works For Me). All it will do is compile and link. If you're lucky. To build this, you should install oRTP from Linphone, Speex and iLBC (also from linphone, I believe). To not build this, ./configure --disable-vv. Most of the configure.ac and Makefile.am hackery was lifted right out of Linphone with a few modifications. It seems to work if you have everything installed or if you --disable-vv. I haven't really tested not having everything installed and not --disabling-vv. It's kinda funky to include all of mediastreamer in the source tree like this, but linphone doesn't build it as a separate library. I'll probably wind up writing them a patch to build it as a .so so we can link it dynamically instead. This code certainly isn't finished. It'll adapt as I progress on the Google code, but it's certainly of more use here in CVS than in my personal tree. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

#include "face.h"
#include "sharky.h"
#include "doggy.h"
#include <assert.h>

FACE init_face(KIND kind)
{
	FACE face;
	face = (FACE)malloc(sizeof(*face));

	switch(kind){
		case DOG:
			init_dog(face);			
			break;
		case SHARK:
			init_shark(face);
			break;
		default:
			printf("default face\n");
			init_dog(face);
			break;
	}			
	return face;	
}

void draw_face(FACE face, GLfloat zrot, GLfloat yrot, BOOL left_eye, BOOL right_eye, GLfloat mouth_open, DIRECTION dir, OUTPUT_MODE mode){
	face->draw_func(face, zrot, yrot, left_eye, right_eye, mouth_open, dir, mode);
}

void change_materials(FACE f, int* mats, int num_change){
	int i;
	assert(!(num_change<0 || num_change>NUM_PARTS));
	for(i=0;i<num_change;i++){
		f->mat_indeces[i]=mats[i];
	}
}

void free_face(FACE f){}