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107 The function \fBsox_read\fR reads \fIlen\fR samples in to \fIbuf\fR
109 converted to 32-bit signed samples before being placed in to
110 \fIbuf\fR. The value of \fIlen\fR is specified in total samples. If
114 The function \fBsox_write\fR writes \fIlen\fR samples from \fIbuf\fR
116 be 32-bit signed samples and will be converted during the write
117 process. The value of \fIlen\fR is specified in total samples. If its
174 \fBsox_read\fR and \fBsox_write\fR return the number of samples
193 buffers of these samples, and buffer sizes which refer to the number
194 of samples processed, not the number of bytes.  File readers translate
195 the input samples to signed 32-bit integers and return the number of
196 samples read.  For example, data in linear signed byte format is
199 Representing samples as integers can cause problems when processing the audio.  
216 successive samples.
249 Voc.c has to track the number of samples it 
266 read up to that many samples, 
269 Return the number of samples actually read.
280 copy that many samples out of the buffer,
283 If it can't write out all the samples,
325 and sets the size variables to the numbers of samples
334 is called after there are no more input data samples.
335 If the effect wishes to generate more data samples
337 and returns the number of samples generated.
342 is called when there are no more input samples and no more output
343 samples to process.