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void wfdbquit(void) |
This function closes all open database files. It also resets the following:
WFDB_DEFGAIN
adu/mV, a quantity defined in `<wfdb/wfdb.h>');
(see section aduphys)
If any annotations have been written out-of-order (see section 5.10 Annotation Order), this function attempts to run `sortann' (see the WFDB Applications Guide) as a subprocess to restore the annotations to canonical order. If this cannot be done, it prints a warning message indicating that the annotations are not in order, and providing instructions for putting them in order.
Programs that do not write annotations or signals need not use
wfdbquit
.