Merge "codec2: add CORRECTED and CORRUPT flags to work item" into sc-dev

         * component for the input frame.

         */

        FLAG_INCOMPLETE = (1 << 3),

        /**

         * This frame has been corrected due to a bitstream error. This is a hint, and in most cases

         * can be ignored. This flag can be set by components on their output to signal the clients

         * that errors may be present but the frame should be used nonetheless. It can also be set

         * by clients to signal that the input frame has been corrected, but nonetheless should be

         * processed.

         */

        FLAG_CORRECTED = (1 << 4),

        /**

         * This frame is corrupt due to a bitstream error. This is similar to FLAG_CORRECTED,

         * with the exception that this is a hint that downstream components should not process this

         * frame.

         * <p>

         * If set on the input by the client, the input is likely non-processable and should be

         * handled similarly to uncorrectable bitstream error detected. For components that operat

         * on whole access units, this flag can be propagated to the output. Other components should

         * aim to detect access unit boundaries to determine if any part of the input frame can be

         * processed.

         * <p>

         * If set by the component, this signals to the client that the output is non-usable -

         * including possibly the metadata that may also be non-usable; -- however, the component

         * will try to recover on successive input frames.

         */

        FLAG_CORRUPT = (1 << 5),

        /**

         * This frame contains only codec-specific configuration data, and no actual access unit.

         *

         * \deprecated pass codec configuration with using the \todo codec-specific configuration

         * info together with the access unit.

         * \deprecated pass codec configuration with using the C2InitData info parameter together

         *             with the access unit.

         */

        FLAG_CODEC_CONFIG  = (1u << 31),

    };