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/* Generic image scaling stream definitions */
/* Requires strimpl.h */

#ifndef sisparam_INCLUDED
#  define sisparam_INCLUDED

#include "gxfixed.h"	/* for fixed */
#include "gxdda.h"	/* for gx_dda_fixed_point */
/*
 * Image scaling streams all use a common set of parameters to define the
 * input and output data.  That is what we define here.
 */

/* Input values */
/*typedef byte PixelIn; */  /* per BitsPerComponentIn */
/*#define MaxValueIn 255 */  /* per MaxValueIn */

/* Output values */
/*typedef byte PixelOut; */  /* per BitsPerComponentOut */
/*#define MaxValueOut 255 */  /* per MaxValueOut */

/*
 * The 'support' S of a digital filter is the value such that the filter is
 * guaranteed to be zero for all arguments outside the range [-S..S].  We
 * limit the support so that we can put an upper bound on the time required
 * to compute an output value and on the amount of storage required for
 * X-filtered input data; this also allows us to use pre-scaled fixed-point
 * values for the weights if we wish.
 *
 * 8x8 pixels should be enough for any reasonable application....
 */
#define LOG2_MAX_ISCALE_SUPPORT 3
#define MAX_ISCALE_SUPPORT (1 << LOG2_MAX_ISCALE_SUPPORT)

/* Define image scaling stream parameters. */
/* We juggle 3 concepts here. Firstly, we are conceptually dealing with an
 * Entire image (say 256x256) - this size is EntireWidthIn by EntireHeightIn,
 * and would scale to be EntireWidthOut by EntireHeightOut.
 * Of this, because of the clist, we may only get data for a section of this
 * (say 32x32) - this size is WidthIn by HeightIn, and would scale
 * to be WidthOut by HeightOut.
 * Finally, we may actually only be rendering a smaller 'patch' of this
 * due to restriction by a clip path etc (say 16x16) - this size is
 * PatchWidthIn by PatchHeightIn, and would scale to be PatchWidthOut by
 * PatchHeightOut. We don't really need PatchHeightOut.
 *
 * There is one additional complication: Due to the 'support' requirements
 * of the scalers, we need to decode a slightly larger area than we
 * might think. Accordingly, we are fed 2 different rectangles. drect
 * tell us the area that must be decoded - we use this to calculate
 * the 'In' values. rrect tells us the area that must be rendered - we
 * use this to calculate the 'Out' values.
 *
 * Scale from:
 *
 * <-------------------EntireWidthIn--------------------->
 * +-----------------------------------------------------+  ^
 * | Conceptual Source Image                    ^        |  |
 * |                                            |        |  |
 * |                                       src_y_offset  |  |
 * |                                            |        |  |
 * |<-SX-><--------------WidthIn--------------> v        |  |
 * |      +-penum->rect-----------------------+ ^        |  |
 * |      |                   ^               | |        | EntireHeightIn
 * |      |                   |               | |        |  |
 * |      |              TopMarginIn          | |        |  |
 * |      |                   |               | |        |  |
 * |      |                   v               | |        |  |
 * |      |                +-penum->drect--+  | |        |  |
 * |      |                |    ^          |  | HeightIn |  |
 * |      |                |    |          |  | |        |  |
 * |      |<-LeftMarginIn->| PatchHeightIn |  | |        |  |
 * |      |                |    |          |  | |        |  |
 * |      |                |    v          |  | |        |  |
 * |      |                +---------------+  | |        |  |
 * |      |                <-PatchWidthIn-->  | |        |  |
 * |      +-----------------------------------+ v        |  |
 * |                                                     |  |
 * +-----------------------------------------------------+  v
 *
 * To:
 *
 * <--------------------EntireWidthOut---------------------->
 * +--------------------------------------------------------+  ^
 * | Conceptual Destination Image                 ^         |  |
 * |                                              |         |  |
 * |                                             DY         |  |
 * |                                              |         |  |
 * |<-DX-><---------------WidthOut--------------> v         |  |
 * |      +-------------------------------------+ ^         |  |
 * |      |                    ^                | |         | EntireHeightOut
 * |      |                    |                | |         |  |
 * |      |               TopMarginOut          | |         |  |
 * |      |                    |                | |         |  |
 * |      |                    v                | |         |  |
 * |      |                 +-penum->rrect*--+  | |         |  |
 * |      |                 |    ^           |  | HeightOut |  |
 * |      |                 |    |           |  | |         |  |
 * |      |<-LeftMarginOut->| PatchHeightOut |  | |         |  |
 * |      |                 |    |           |  | |         |  |
 * |      |                 |    v           |  | |         |  |
 * |      |                 +----------------+  | |         |  |
 * |      |                 <-PatchWidthOut-->  | |         |  |
 * |      +-------------------------------------+ v         |  |
 * |                                                        |  |
 * +--------------------------------------------------------+  v
 *
 *   * Note that this rectangle is derived from penum->rrect,
 *     with appropriate scale factors!
 *
 * Certain values in this diagram are not currently used within
 * gs. DX and SX are always 0, due to banding cutting only on
 * Y. If there are cases where the clist code is truncating
 * the width of images, then we will be getting incorrect (read
 * "marginally sub optimal") results. DY is not supplied, which
 * I suspect leads to each band being potentially off by a subpixel
 * amount in the Y direction.
 */
typedef struct stream_image_scale_params_s {
    int spp_decode;		/* >= 1 */
    int spp_interp;             /* If we do CM first, may not equal spp_decode */
                                /* 0 < MaxValueIn < 1 << BitsPerComponentIn */
    int BitsPerComponentIn;	/* bits per input value, 8 or 16 */
    uint MaxValueIn;		/* max value of input component, */
    int BitsPerComponentOut;	/* bits per output value, 8 or 16 */
    uint MaxValueOut;		/* max value of output component, */
                                /* 0 < MaxValueOut < 1 << BitsPerComponentOut*/
    bool ColorPolarityAdditive;	/* needed by SpecialDownScale filter */
    bool early_cm;              /* If this is set, then we will perform
                                   color managment before interpolating */
    int src_y_offset;		/* Offset of the subimage (data) in the source image. */
    int abs_interp_limit;	/* limitation of how far to interpolate */
    int EntireWidthIn;		/* Height of entire input image. */
    int EntireHeightIn;		/* Height of entire input image. */
    int EntireWidthOut;		/* Height of entire output image. */
    int EntireHeightOut;	/* Height of entire output image. */
    int WidthIn, HeightIn;	/* The sizes for which we get data > 0 */
    int WidthOut, HeightOut;	/* > 0 */
    int PatchWidthIn, PatchHeightIn;	/* The sizes we need to render > 0 (source) */
    int PatchWidthOut, PatchHeightOut;	/* The sizes we need to render > 0 (destination) */
    int LeftMarginIn;
    int LeftMarginOut;
    int TopMarginIn;
    int TopMarginOut;
    int Active;
    gx_dda_fixed_point scale_dda;	/* used to scale limited interpolation up to actual size */
} stream_image_scale_params_t;

/* Define a generic image scaling stream state. */

#define stream_image_scale_state_common\
    stream_state_common;\
    stream_image_scale_params_t params

typedef struct stream_image_scale_state_s {
    stream_image_scale_state_common;
} stream_image_scale_state;

#endif /* sisparam_INCLUDED */
