/* Copyright 2005-2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated Use, modification and distribution are subject to the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt). See http://opensource.adobe.com/gil for most recent version including documentation. */ /*************************************************************************************************/ #ifndef GIL_BIT_ALIGNED_PIXEL_REFERENCE_HPP #define GIL_BIT_ALIGNED_PIXEL_REFERENCE_HPP //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /// \file /// \brief A model of a heterogeneous pixel that is not byte aligned. Examples are bitmap (1-bit pixels) or 6-bit RGB (222) /// \author Lubomir Bourdev and Hailin Jin \n /// Adobe Systems Incorporated /// \date 2005-2007 \n Last updated on September 28, 2006 /// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "gil_config.hpp" #include "pixel.hpp" #include "channel.hpp" namespace boost { namespace gil { ///////////////////////////// // bit_range // // Represents a range of bits that can span multiple consecutive bytes. The range has a size fixed at compile time, but the offset is specified at run time. ///////////////////////////// template class bit_range { public: typedef typename mpl::if_c::type byte_t; typedef std::ptrdiff_t difference_type; template friend class bit_range; private: byte_t* _current_byte; // the starting byte of the bit range int _bit_offset; // offset from the beginning of the current byte. 0<=_bit_offset<=7 public: bit_range() : _current_byte(NULL), _bit_offset(0) {} bit_range(byte_t* current_byte, int bit_offset) : _current_byte(current_byte), _bit_offset(bit_offset) { assert(bit_offset>=0 && bit_offset<8); } bit_range(const bit_range& br) : _current_byte(br._current_byte), _bit_offset(br._bit_offset) {} template bit_range(const bit_range& br) : _current_byte(br._current_byte), _bit_offset(br._bit_offset) {} bit_range& operator=(const bit_range& br) { _current_byte = br._current_byte; _bit_offset=br._bit_offset; return *this; } bool operator==(const bit_range& br) const { return _current_byte==br._current_byte && _bit_offset==br._bit_offset; } bit_range& operator++() { _current_byte += (_bit_offset+RangeSize) / 8; _bit_offset = (_bit_offset+RangeSize) % 8; return *this; } bit_range& operator--() { bit_advance(-RangeSize); return *this; } void bit_advance(difference_type num_bits) { int new_offset = int(_bit_offset+num_bits); _current_byte += new_offset / 8; _bit_offset = new_offset % 8; if (_bit_offset<0) { _bit_offset+=8; --_current_byte; } } difference_type bit_distance_to(const bit_range& b) const { return (b.current_byte() - current_byte())*8 + b.bit_offset()-bit_offset(); } byte_t* current_byte() const { return _current_byte; } int bit_offset() const { return _bit_offset; } }; /// \defgroup ColorBaseModelNonAlignedPixel bit_aligned_pixel_reference /// \ingroup ColorBaseModel /// \brief A heterogeneous color base representing pixel that may not be byte aligned, i.e. it may correspond to a bit range that does not start/end at a byte boundary. Models ColorBaseConcept. /** \defgroup PixelModelNonAlignedPixel bit_aligned_pixel_reference \ingroup PixelModel \brief A heterogeneous pixel reference used to represent non-byte-aligned pixels. Models PixelConcept Example: \code unsigned char data=0; // A mutable reference to a 6-bit BGR pixel in "123" format (1 bit for red, 2 bits for green, 3 bits for blue) typedef const bit_aligned_pixel_reference, rgb_layout_t, true> rgb123_ref_t; // create the pixel reference at bit offset 2 // (i.e. red = [2], green = [3,4], blue = [5,6,7] bits) rgb123_ref_t ref(&data, 2); get_color(ref, red_t()) = 1; assert(data == 0x04); get_color(ref, green_t()) = 3; assert(data == 0x1C); get_color(ref, blue_t()) = 7; assert(data == 0xFC); \endcode */ /// \ingroup ColorBaseModelNonAlignedPixel PixelModelNonAlignedPixel PixelBasedModel /// \brief Heterogeneous pixel reference corresponding to non-byte-aligned bit range. Models ColorBaseConcept, PixelConcept, PixelBasedConcept template typename Layout, bool IsMutable> struct bit_aligned_pixel_reference { BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(int, bit_size = (mpl::accumulate, mpl::plus >::type::value)); typedef bit_range bit_range_t; typedef BitField bitfield_t; typedef typename mpl::if_c::type data_ptr_t; typedef Layout layout_t; typedef typename packed_pixel_type::type value_type; typedef const bit_aligned_pixel_reference reference; typedef const bit_aligned_pixel_reference const_reference; BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(bool, is_mutable = IsMutable); bit_aligned_pixel_reference(){} bit_aligned_pixel_reference(data_ptr_t data_ptr, int bit_offset) : _bit_range(data_ptr, bit_offset) {} explicit bit_aligned_pixel_reference(const bit_range_t& bit_range) : _bit_range(bit_range) {} template bit_aligned_pixel_reference(const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& p) : _bit_range(p._bit_range) {} // Grayscale references can be constructed from the channel reference explicit bit_aligned_pixel_reference(const typename kth_element_type::type channel0) : _bit_range(static_cast(&channel0), channel0.first_bit()) { BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT((num_channels::value==1)); } // Construct from another compatible pixel type bit_aligned_pixel_reference(const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& p) : _bit_range(p._bit_range) {} template bit_aligned_pixel_reference(packed_pixel& p) : _bit_range(static_cast(&at_c<0>(p)), at_c<0>(p).first_bit()) { check_compatible >(); } const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& operator=(const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& p) const { static_copy(p,*this); return *this; } template const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& operator=(const P& p) const { assign(p, mpl::bool_::value>()); return *this; } template bool operator==(const P& p) const { return equal(p, mpl::bool_::value>()); } template bool operator!=(const P& p) const { return !(*this==p); } const bit_aligned_pixel_reference* operator->() const { return this; } const bit_range_t& bit_range() const { return _bit_range; } private: mutable bit_range_t _bit_range; template friend struct bit_aligned_pixel_reference; template static void check_compatible() { gil_function_requires >(); } template void assign(const Pixel& p, mpl::true_) const { check_compatible(); static_copy(p,*this); } template bool equal(const Pixel& p, mpl::true_) const { check_compatible(); return static_equal(*this,p); } private: static void check_gray() { BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT((is_same::value)); } template void assign(const Channel& chan, mpl::false_) const { check_gray(); at_c<0>(*this)=chan; } template bool equal (const Channel& chan, mpl::false_) const { check_gray(); return at_c<0>(*this)==chan; } }; ///////////////////////////// // ColorBasedConcept ///////////////////////////// template struct kth_element_type, K> { public: typedef const packed_dynamic_channel_reference::type::value, IsMutable> type; }; template struct kth_element_reference_type, K> : public kth_element_type, K> {}; template struct kth_element_const_reference_type, K> : public kth_element_type, K> {}; namespace detail { // returns sum of IntegralVector[0] ... IntegralVector[K-1] template struct sum_k : public mpl::plus, typename mpl::at_c::type > {}; template struct sum_k : public mpl::int_<0> {}; } // at_c required by MutableColorBaseConcept template inline typename kth_element_reference_type,K>::type at_c(const bit_aligned_pixel_reference& p) { typedef bit_aligned_pixel_reference pixel_t; typedef typename kth_element_reference_type::type channel_t; typedef typename pixel_t::bit_range_t bit_range_t; bit_range_t bit_range(p.bit_range()); bit_range.bit_advance(detail::sum_k::value); return channel_t(bit_range.current_byte(), bit_range.bit_offset()); } ///////////////////////////// // PixelConcept ///////////////////////////// /// Metafunction predicate that flags bit_aligned_pixel_reference as a model of PixelConcept. Required by PixelConcept template struct is_pixel > : public mpl::true_{}; ///////////////////////////// // PixelBasedConcept ///////////////////////////// template struct color_space_type > { typedef typename L::color_space_t type; }; template struct channel_mapping_type > { typedef typename L::channel_mapping_t type; }; template struct is_planar > : mpl::false_ {}; ///////////////////////////// // pixel_reference_type ///////////////////////////// namespace detail { // returns a vector containing K copies of the type T template struct k_copies; template struct k_copies<0,T> { typedef mpl::vector0<> type; }; template struct k_copies : public mpl::push_back::type, T> {}; } // Constructs a homogeneous bit_aligned_pixel_reference given a channel reference template struct pixel_reference_type, Layout, false, false> { private: typedef typename mpl::size::type size_t; typedef typename detail::k_copies >::type channel_bit_sizes_t; public: typedef bit_aligned_pixel_reference type; }; // Same but for the mutable case. We cannot combine the mutable and read-only cases because this triggers ambiguity template struct pixel_reference_type, Layout, false, true> { private: typedef typename mpl::size::type size_t; typedef typename detail::k_copies >::type channel_bit_sizes_t; public: typedef bit_aligned_pixel_reference type; }; } } // namespace boost::gil namespace std { // We are forced to define swap inside std namespace because on some platforms (Visual Studio 8) STL calls swap qualified. // swap with 'left bias': // - swap between proxy and anything // - swap between value type and proxy // - swap between proxy and proxy // Having three overloads allows us to swap between different (but compatible) models of PixelConcept template inline void swap(boost::gil::bit_aligned_pixel_reference x, R& y) { boost::gil::swap_proxy::value_type>(x,y); } template inline void swap(typename boost::gil::bit_aligned_pixel_reference::value_type& x, boost::gil::bit_aligned_pixel_reference y) { boost::gil::swap_proxy::value_type>(x,y); } template inline void swap(boost::gil::bit_aligned_pixel_reference x, boost::gil::bit_aligned_pixel_reference y) { boost::gil::swap_proxy::value_type>(x,y); } } // namespace std #endif