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  9.      DTcreateparser - creates a DAT audio data parser
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  15.      DDDDTTTTPPPPAAAARRRRSSSSEEEERRRR**** DDDDTTTTccccrrrreeeeaaaatttteeeeppppaaaarrrrsssseeeerrrr(((())))
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  18.      Upon successful completion, DDDDTTTTccccrrrreeeeaaaatttteeeeppppaaaarrrrsssseeeerrrr returns a pointer to a
  19.      DDDDTTTTPPPPAAAARRRRSSSSEEEERRRR, an opaque type defined in _d_a_t_a_u_d_i_o._h. Otherwise a value of null
  20.      (0) is returned.
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  23.      DDDDTTTTccccrrrreeeeaaaatttteeeeppppaaaarrrrsssseeeerrrr allocates and initializes a DDDDTTTTPPPPAAAARRRRSSSSEEEERRRR structure and returns
  24.      a pointer to it.  You use this structure in all function calls that
  25.      access the DAT digital audio data parser.
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  27.      The parser is used to decipher the audio data.  It can be programmed to
  28.      call a function and pass it each piece of data gathered from the data
  29.      stream.
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  32.      DTintro(3dm), DTaddcallback(3dm), DTdeleteparser(3dm), DTparseframe(3dm),
  33.      DTremovecallback(3dm), DTresetparser(3dm), datframe(4)
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