Resume a channel that was paused while playing back
Synopsis:
#include <sys/asoundlib.h>
int snd_pcm_playback_resume ( snd_pcm_t *pcm );
Library:
libasound.so
Use the -l asound option with
qcc
to link against this library.
Description:
The snd_pcm_playback_resume() function
resumes a channel that was paused while playing back.
   If the channel is in the  SUSPENDED (
SND_PCM_STATUS_SUSPENDED),
   one of the following occurs when you call this function:
   
       - If the channel is hard suspended, calling this function clears
          any underlying
    paused condition (e.g.,
           snd_pcm_channel_pause() was called
           before moving to the SND_PCM_STATUS_SUSPENDED state). However, because you are in the
           SND_PCM_STATUS_SUSPENDED state and waiting for higher priority audio stream to complete, the channel remains in the SUSPENDED state.
       
- If the channel is in the soft suspended state, calling this
           function clears any underlying paused condition (e.g.,
           snd_pcm_channel_pause() was called
           before moving to SND_PCM_STATUS_SUSPENDED state) and the
           channel plays immediately and
           transitions to the SND_PCM_STATUS_RUNNING state.
       
- If both the hard suspended and soft suspended conditions occur, the
           hard suspended state takes precedence. In other words, 
           calling the function clears any pending paused conditione.g.,
           snd_pcm_channel_pause())  but
           the channel remains in the
    SND_PCM_STATUS_SUSPENDED state.
For more information, see the
   
Audio Concurrency Management chapter in this guide.
Returns:
EOK on success, a negative errno upon failure. The
errno values are available in the errno.h
file.
Errors:
Additional information for common error values:
- -EAGAIN
- Indicates that there's insufficient data in the buffer to play. You should write more data to the buffer.
- -EINVAL
- The state of handle is invalid, the channel wasn't being used
for playback, or an invalid state change occurred. You can call snd_pcm_channel_status()
to check if the state change was invalid. 
- -ENOTSUP
- Resume isn't supported on the PCM device that's referenced by the PCM handle
(pcm).
Classification:
QNX Neutrino
| Safety: |  | 
| Cancellation point | No | 
| Interrupt handler | No | 
| Signal handler | Yes | 
| Thread | Read the Caveats | 
Caveats:
This function is not thread safe if pcm (snd_pcm_t) is
used across multiple threads.