/*****************************************************************************
* XvMC Wrapper including the Nonstandard VLD extension.
*
* Copyright (c) 2004 The Unichrome project. All rights reserved.
*
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*
* Author: Thomas Hellström (2004)
*/
/*
* BUGS: The wrapper really should maintain one symbol table per port. This
* could possibly be impemented, To do that, the port-independent symbols need to be lifted out,
* and one would have to create a number of mapping tables:
*
* port -> symbol table
* context -> port
* surface -> port
* subpicture -> port
*
* and reference the right table when needed.
* This needs to be done only if there is a player that wants to access two displays with different
* hardware simultaneously. Not likely as of today.
*/