<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<protocol name="stream">
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<!-- wl_eglstream stub interface. Currently, this isn't actually used. Enums
must belong to an interface, and the name of it is prepended to the enum
values. This interface lets us define WL_EGLSTREAM_ERROR_*,
WL_EGLSTREAM_ATTRIB_* and WL_EGLSTREAM_HANDLE_TYPE_* enums -->
<interface name="wl_eglstream" version="1">
<enum name="error">
<entry name="bad_alloc" value="0" summary="Bad allocation error"/>
<entry name="bad_handle" value="1" summary="Bad handle error"/>
<entry name="bad_attribs" value="2" summary="Bad attributes error"/>
<entry name="bad_address" value="3" summary="Bad IP address error"/>
</enum>
<!-- wl_buffer handle types. This enum defines what the handle given to a
create_stream request represents -->
<enum name="handle_type">
<description summary="Stream handle type">
- fd: The given handle represents a file descriptor, and the
EGLStream connection must be done as described in
EGL_KHR_stream_cross_process_fd
- inet: The EGLStream connection must be done using an inet address
and port as described in EGL_NV_stream_socket. The given
handle can be ignored, but both inet address and port must
be given as attributes.
- socket: The given handle represents a unix socket, and the EGLStream
connection must be done as described in EGL_NV_stream_socket.
</description>
<entry name="fd" value="0" summary="File descriptor"/>
<entry name="inet" value="1" summary="Inet connection"/>
<entry name="socket" value="2" summary="Unix socket"/>
</enum>
<!-- EGLStream creation attributes. This enum defines possible attributes to
be passed to a create_stream request -->
<enum name="attrib">
<description summary="Stream creation attributes">
- inet_addr: The given attribute encodes an IPv4 address of a client
socket. Both IPv4 address and port must be set at the same
time.
- inet_port: The given attribute encodes a port of a client socket.
Both IPv4 address and port must be set at the same time.
- y_inverted: The given attribute encodes the default value for a
stream's image inversion relative to wayland protocol
convention. Vulkan apps will be set to 'true', while
OpenGL apps will be set to 'false'.
NOTE: EGL_NV_stream_origin is the authorative source of
truth regarding a stream's frame orientation and should be
queried for an accurate value. The given attribute is a
'best guess' fallback mechanism which should only be used
when a query to EGL_NV_stream_origin fails.
</description>
<entry name="inet_addr" value="0" summary="Inet IPv4 address"/>
<entry name="inet_port" value="1" summary="IP port"/>
<entry name="y_inverted" value="2" summary="Image Y-inversion bit"/>
</enum>
</interface>
<!-- EGLStream support. This object is created by the server and published
using the display's global event. It represents the binding between an
EGL display and a wayland display -->
<interface name="wl_eglstream_display" version="1">
<!-- wl_eglstream_display capabilities. This enum defines a series of
capability flags that will be advertised by the server to all its
clients -->
<enum name="cap">
<description summary="wl_eglstream_display capability codes">
This enum values should be used as bit masks.
- stream_fd: The server supports EGLStream connections as described
in EGL_KHR_stream_cross_process_fd
- stream_inet: The server supports EGLStream inet connections as
described in EGL_NV_stream_socket.
- stream_socket: The server supports EGLStream unix socket connections
as described in EGL_NV_stream_socket.
</description>
<entry name="stream_fd" value="1" summary="Stream connection with FD"/>
<entry name="stream_inet" value="2" summary="Stream inet connection"/>
<entry name="stream_socket" value="4" summary="Stream unix connection"/>
</enum>
<!-- Advertise server capabilities as a bit mask. Clients might listen to
this event in order to know what features are supported by the server
-->
<event name="caps">
<description summary="Server capabilities event">
The capabilities event is sent out at wl_eglstream_display binding
time. It allows the server to advertise what features it supports so
clients may know what is safe to be used.
</description>
<arg name="caps" type="int" summary="Capabilities mask"/>
</event>
<event name="swapinterval_override">
<description summary="Server Swap interval override event">
The swapinterval_override event is sent out whenever a client requests
a swapinterval setting through swap_interval() and there is an override
in place that will make such request to be ignored.
The swapinterval_override event will provide the override value so
that the client is made aware of it.
</description>
<arg name="swapinterval" type="int"
summary="Server swap interval override value"/>
<arg name="stream" type="object" interface="wl_buffer"
summary="wl_buffer corresponding to an EGLStream"/>
</event>
<!-- Create a wl_buffer for the given handle. The attributes array may
define additional EGLStream connection data (e.g. inet address/port).
The server can use the wl_buffer to create the actual EGLStream handle
on its side and attach a consumer. -->
<request name="create_stream">
<description summary="Create a wl_buffer from the given handle">
Create a wl_buffer corresponding to given handle. The attributes list
may be used to define additional EGLStream connection data (e.g inet
address/port). The server can create its EGLStream handle using the
information encoded in the wl_buffer.
</description>
<arg name="id" type="new_id" interface="wl_buffer" summary="New ID"/>
<arg name="width" type="int" summary="Stream framebuffer width"/>
<arg name="height" type="int" summary="Stream framebuffer height"/>
<arg name="handle" type="fd" summary="Handle for the stream creation"/>
<arg name="type" type="int" summary="Handle type"/>
<arg name="attribs" type="array" summary="Stream extra connection attribs">
<description summary="List of attributes with extra connection data">
It contains key-value pairs compatible with intptr_t type. A key must
be one of wl_eglstream_display_attrib enumeration values. What a value
represents is attribute-specific.
</description>
</arg>
</request>
<request name="swap_interval">
<description summary="change the swap interval of an EGLStream consumer">
Set the swap interval for the consumer of the given EGLStream. The swap
interval is silently clamped to the valid range on the server side.
</description>
<arg name="stream" type="object" interface="wl_buffer"
summary="wl_buffer corresponding to an EGLStream"/>
<arg name="interval" type="int" summary="new swap interval"/>
</request>
</interface>
</protocol>