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*/

/* $Id: gxoprect.c,v 1.4.2.1 2004/01/30 00:24:38 giles Exp $ */
/* generic (very slow) overprint fill rectangle implementation */

#include "memory_.h"
#include "gx.h"
#include "gserrors.h"
#include "gsutil.h"             /* for gs_next_ids */
#include "gxdevice.h"
#include "gsdevice.h"
#include "gxgetbit.h"
#include "gxoprect.h"
#include "gsbitops.h"


/*
 * Unpack a scanline for a depth < 8. In this case we know the depth is
 * divisor of 8 and thus a power of 2, which implies that 8 / depth is
 * also a power of 2.
 */
private void
unpack_scanline_lt8(
    gx_color_index *    destp,
    const byte *        srcp,
    int                 src_offset,
    int                 width,
    int                 depth )
{
    byte                buff = 0;
    int                 i = 0, shift = 8 - depth, p_per_byte = 8 / depth;

    /* exit early if nothing to do */
    if (width == 0)
        return;

    /* skip over src_offset */
    if (src_offset >= p_per_byte) {
        srcp += src_offset / p_per_byte;
        src_offset &= (p_per_byte - 1);
    }
    if (src_offset > 0) {
        buff = *srcp++ << (src_offset * depth);
        i = src_offset;
        width += src_offset;
    }

    /* process the interesting part of the scanline */
    for (; i < width; i++, buff <<= depth) {
        if ((i & (p_per_byte - 1)) == 0)
            buff = *srcp++;
        *destp++ = buff >> shift;
    }
}

/*
 * Pack a scanline for a depth of < 8. Note that data prior to dest_offset
 * and any data beyond the width must be left undisturbed.
 */
private void
pack_scanline_lt8(
    const gx_color_index *  srcp,
    byte *                  destp,
    int                     dest_offset,
    int                     width,
    int                     depth )
{
    byte                    buff = 0;
    int                     i = 0, p_per_byte = 8 / depth;

    /* exit early if nothing to do */
    if (width == 0)
        return;

    /* skip over dest_offset */
    if (dest_offset >= p_per_byte) {
        destp += dest_offset / p_per_byte;
        dest_offset &= (p_per_byte - 1);
    }
    if (dest_offset > 0) {
        buff = *destp++ >> (8 - dest_offset * depth);
        i = dest_offset;
        width += dest_offset;
    }

    /* process the interesting part of the scanline */
    for (; i < width; i++) {
        buff = (buff << depth) | *srcp++;
        if ((i & (p_per_byte - 1)) == p_per_byte - 1)
            *destp++ = buff;
    }
    if ((i &= (p_per_byte - 1)) != 0) {
        int     shift = depth * (p_per_byte - i);
        int     mask = (1 << shift) - 1;

        *destp = (*destp & mask) | (buff << shift);
    }
}

/*
 * Unpack a scanline for a depth >= 8. In this case, the depth must be
 * a multiple of 8.
 */
private void
unpack_scanline_ge8(
    gx_color_index *    destp,
    const byte *        srcp,
    int                 src_offset,
    int                 width,
    int                 depth )
{
    gx_color_index      buff = 0;
    int                 i, j, bytes_per_p = depth >> 3;

    /* skip over src_offset */
    srcp += src_offset * bytes_per_p;

    /* process the interesting part of the scanline */
    width *= bytes_per_p;
    for (i = 0, j = 0; i < width; i++) {
        buff = (buff << 8) | *srcp++;
        if (++j == bytes_per_p) {
            *destp++ = buff;
            buff = 0;
            j = 0;
        }
    }
}

/*
 * Pack a scanline for depth >= 8.
 */
private void
pack_scanline_ge8(
    const gx_color_index *  srcp,
    byte *                  destp,
    int                     dest_offset,
    int                     width,
    int                     depth )
{
    gx_color_index          buff = 0;
    int                     i, j, bytes_per_p = depth >> 3;
    int                     shift = depth - 8;

    /* skip over dest_offset */
    destp += dest_offset;

    /* process the interesting part of the scanline */
    width *= bytes_per_p;
    for (i = 0, j = bytes_per_p - 1; i < width; i++, buff <<= 8) {
        if (++j == bytes_per_p) {
            buff = *srcp++;
            j = 0;
        }
        *destp++ = buff >> shift;
    }
}


/*
 * Perform the fill rectangle operation for a non-separable color encoding
 * that requires overprint support. This situation requires that colors be
 * decoded, modified, and re-encoded. These steps must be performed per
 * output pixel, so there is no hope of achieving good performance.
 * Consequently, only minimal performance optimizations are applied below.
 *
 * The overprint device structure is known only in gsovr.c, and thus is not
 * available here. The required information from the overprint device is,
 * therefore, provided via explicit operands.  The device operand points to
 * the target of the overprint compositor device, not the compositor device
 * itself. The drawn_comps bit array and the memory descriptor pointer are
 * also provided explicitly as operands.
 *
 * Returns 0 on success, < 0 in the event of an error.
 */
int
gx_overprint_generic_fill_rectangle(
    gx_device *             tdev,
    gx_color_index          drawn_comps,
    int                     x,
    int                     y,
    int                     w,
    int                     h,
    gx_color_index          color,
    gs_memory_t *           mem )
{
    gx_color_value          src_cvals[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
    gx_color_index *        pcolor_buff = 0;
    byte *                  gb_buff = 0;
    gs_get_bits_params_t    gb_params;
    gs_int_rect             gb_rect;
    int                     depth = tdev->color_info.depth;
    int                     bit_x, start_x, end_x, raster, code;
    void                    (*unpack_proc)( gx_color_index *,
                                            const byte *,
                                            int, int, int );
    void                    (*pack_proc)( const gx_color_index *,
                                          byte *,
                                          int, int, int );

    fit_fill(tdev, x, y, w, h);
    bit_x = x * depth;
    start_x = bit_x & ~(8 * align_bitmap_mod - 1);
    end_x = bit_x + w * depth;

    /* select the appropriate pack/unpack routines */
    if (depth >= 8) {
        unpack_proc = unpack_scanline_ge8;
        pack_proc = pack_scanline_ge8;
    } else {
        unpack_proc = unpack_scanline_lt8;
        pack_proc = pack_scanline_lt8;
    }

    /* decode the source color */
    if ((code = dev_proc(tdev, decode_color)(tdev, color, src_cvals)) < 0)
        return code;

    /* allocate space for a scanline of color indices */
    pcolor_buff = (gx_color_index *)
                      gs_alloc_bytes( mem,
                                      w * sizeof(gx_color_index),
                                      "overprint generic fill rectangle" );
    if (pcolor_buff == 0)
        return gs_note_error(gs_error_VMerror);

    /* allocate a buffer for the returned data */
    raster = bitmap_raster(end_x - start_x);
    gb_buff = gs_alloc_bytes(mem, raster, "overprint generic fill rectangle");
    if (gb_buff == 0) {
        gs_free_object( mem,
                        pcolor_buff,
                        "overprint generic fill rectangle" );
        return gs_note_error(gs_error_VMerror);
    }

    /*
     * Initialize the get_bits parameters. The selection of options is
     * based on the following logic:
     *
     *  - Overprint is only defined with respect to components of the
     *    process color model, so the retrieved information must be kept
     *    in that color model. The gx_bitmap_format_t bitfield regards
     *    this as the native color space.
     *
     *  - Overprinting and alpha compositing don't mix, so there is no
     *    reason to retrieve the alpha information.
     *
     *  - Data should be returned in the depth of the process color
     *    model. Though this depth could be specified explicitly, there
     *    is little reason to do so. 
     *
     *  - Though overprint is much more easily implemented with planar
     *    data, there is no planar version of the copy_color method to
     *    send the modified data back to device. Hence, we must retrieve
     *    data in chunky form.
     *
     *  - It is not possible to modify the raster data "in place", as
     *    doing so would bypass any other forwarding devices currently
     *    in the device "stack" (e.g.: a bounding box device). Hence,
     *    we must work with a copy of the data, which is passed to the
     *    copy_color method at the end of fill_rectangle operation.
     *
     *  - Though we only require data for those planes that will not be
     *    modified, there is no benefit to returning less than the full
     *    data for each pixel if the color encoding is not separable.
     *    Since this routine will be used only for encodings that are
     *    not separable, we might as well ask for full information.
     *
     *  - Though no particular alignment and offset are required, it is
     *    useful to make the copy operation as fast as possible. Ideally
     *    we would calculate an offset so that the data achieves optimal
     *    alignment. Alas, some of the devices work much more slowly if
     *    anything but GB_OFFSET_0 is specified, so that is what we use.
     */
    gb_params.options =  GB_COLORS_NATIVE
                       | GB_ALPHA_NONE
                       | GB_DEPTH_ALL
                       | GB_PACKING_CHUNKY
                       | GB_RETURN_COPY
                       | GB_ALIGN_STANDARD
                       | GB_OFFSET_0
                       | GB_RASTER_STANDARD;
    gb_params.x_offset = 0;     /* for consistency */
    gb_params.data[0] = gb_buff;
    gb_params.raster = raster;

    gb_rect.p.x = x;
    gb_rect.q.x = x + w;

    /* process each scanline separately */
    while (h-- > 0 && code >= 0) {
        gx_color_index *    cp = pcolor_buff;
        int                 i;

        gb_rect.p.y = y++;
        gb_rect.q.y = y;
        code = dev_proc(tdev, get_bits_rectangle)( tdev,
                                                   &gb_rect,
                                                   &gb_params,
                                                   0 );
        if (code < 0)
            break;
        unpack_proc(pcolor_buff, gb_buff, 0, w, depth);
        for (i = 0; i < w; i++, cp++) {
            gx_color_index  comps;
            int             j;
            gx_color_value  dest_cvals[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
        
            if ((code = dev_proc(tdev, decode_color)(tdev, *cp, dest_cvals)) < 0)
                break;
            for (j = 0, comps = drawn_comps; comps != 0; ++j, comps >>= 1) {
                if ((comps & 0x1) != 0)
                    dest_cvals[j] = src_cvals[j];
            }
            *cp = dev_proc(tdev, encode_color)(tdev, dest_cvals);
        }
        pack_proc(pcolor_buff, gb_buff, 0, w, depth);
        code = dev_proc(tdev, copy_color)( tdev,
                                           gb_buff,
                                           0,
                                           raster,
                                           gs_no_bitmap_id,
                                           x, y - 1, w, 1 );
    }

    gs_free_object( mem,
                    gb_buff,
                    "overprint generic fill rectangle" );
    gs_free_object( mem,
                    pcolor_buff,
                    "overprint generic fill rectangle" );

    return code;
}



/*
 * Replication of 2 and 4 bit patterns to fill a mem_mono_chunk.
 */
private mono_fill_chunk fill_pat_2[4] = {
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x00), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x55),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0xaa), mono_fill_make_pattern(0xff)
};

private mono_fill_chunk fill_pat_4[16] = {
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x00), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x11),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x22), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x33),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x44), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x55),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x66), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x77),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0x88), mono_fill_make_pattern(0x99),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0xaa), mono_fill_make_pattern(0xbb),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0xcc), mono_fill_make_pattern(0xdd),
    mono_fill_make_pattern(0xee), mono_fill_make_pattern(0xff)
};

/*
 * Replicate a color or mask as required to fill a mem_mono_fill_chunk.
 * This is possible if (8 * sizeof(mono_fill_chunk)) % depth == 0.
 * Since sizeof(mono_fill_chunk) is a power of 2, this will be the case
 * if depth is a power of 2 and depth <= 8 * sizeof(mono_fill_chunk).
 */
private mono_fill_chunk
replicate_color(int depth, mono_fill_chunk color)
{
    switch (depth) {

      case 1:
        color = (mono_fill_chunk)(-(int)color); break;

      case 2:
        color = fill_pat_2[color]; break;

      case 4:
        color = fill_pat_4[color]; break;

      case 8:
        color= mono_fill_make_pattern(color); break;

#if mono_fill_chunk_bytes > 2
      case 16:
        color = (color << 16) | color;
        /* fall through */
#endif
#if mono_fill_chunk_bytes > 4
      case 32:
        color = (color << 32) | color;
        break;
#endif
    }

    return color;
}


/*
 * Perform the fill rectangle operation for a separable color encoding
 * that requires overprint support.
 *
 * This is handled via two separate cases. If
 *
 *    (8 * sizeof(mono_fill_chunk)) % tdev->color_info.depth = 0,
 *
 * then is possible to work via the masked analog of the bits_fill_rectangle
 * procedure, bits_fill_rectangle_masked. This requires that both the
 * color and component mask be replicated sufficiently to fill the
 * mono_fill_chunk. The somewhat elaborate set-up aside, the resulting
 * algorithm is about as efficient as can be achieved when using
 * get_bits_rectangle. More efficient algorithms require overprint to be
 * implemented in the target device itself.
 *
 * If the condition is not satisfied, a simple byte-wise algorithm is
 * used. This requires minimal setup but is not efficient, as it works in
 * units that are too small. More efficient methods are possible in this
 * case, but the required setup for a general depth is excessive (even
 * with the restriction that depth % 8 = 0). Hence, efficiency for these
 * cases is better addressed by direct implementation of overprint for
 * memory devices.
 *
 * For both cases, the color and retain_mask values passed to this
 * procedure are expected to be already swapped as required for a byte-
 * oriented bitmap. This consideration affects only little-endian
 * machines. For those machines, if depth > 9 the color passed to these
 * two procedures will not be the same as that passed to
 * gx_overprint_generic_fill_rectangle.
 *
 * Returns 0 on success, < 0 in the event of an error.
 */
int
gx_overprint_sep_fill_rectangle_1(
    gx_device *             tdev,
    gx_color_index          retain_mask,    /* already swapped */
    int                     x,
    int                     y,
    int                     w,
    int                     h,
    gx_color_index          color,          /* already swapped */
    gs_memory_t *           mem )
{
    byte *                  gb_buff = 0;
    gs_get_bits_params_t    gb_params;
    gs_int_rect             gb_rect;
    int                     code = 0, bit_w, depth = tdev->color_info.depth;
    int                     raster;
    mono_fill_chunk         rep_color, rep_mask;

    fit_fill(tdev, x, y, w, h);
    bit_w = w * depth;

    /* set up replicated color and retain mask */
    if (depth < 8 * sizeof(mono_fill_chunk)) {
        rep_color = replicate_color(depth, (mono_fill_chunk)color);
        rep_mask = replicate_color(depth, (mono_fill_chunk)retain_mask);
    } else {
        rep_color = (mono_fill_chunk)color;
        rep_mask = (mono_fill_chunk)retain_mask;
    }

    /* allocate a buffer for the returned data */
    raster = bitmap_raster(w * depth);
    gb_buff = gs_alloc_bytes(mem, raster, "overprint sep fill rectangle 1");
    if (gb_buff == 0)
        return gs_note_error(gs_error_VMerror);

    /*
     * Initialize the get_bits parameters. The selection of options is
     * the same as that for gx_overprint_generic_fill_rectangle (above).
     */
    gb_params.options =  GB_COLORS_NATIVE
                       | GB_ALPHA_NONE
                       | GB_DEPTH_ALL
                       | GB_PACKING_CHUNKY
                       | GB_RETURN_COPY
                       | GB_ALIGN_STANDARD
                       | GB_OFFSET_0
                       | GB_RASTER_STANDARD;
    gb_params.x_offset = 0;     /* for consistency */
    gb_params.data[0] = gb_buff;
    gb_params.raster = raster;

    gb_rect.p.x = x;
    gb_rect.q.x = x + w;

    /* process each scanline separately */
    while (h-- > 0 && code >= 0) {
        gb_rect.p.y = y++;
        gb_rect.q.y = y;
        code = dev_proc(tdev, get_bits_rectangle)( tdev,
                                                   &gb_rect,
                                                   &gb_params,
                                                   0 );
        if (code < 0)
            break;
        bits_fill_rectangle_masked( gb_buff,
                                    0,
                                    raster,
                                    rep_color,
                                    rep_mask,
                                    bit_w,
                                    1 );
        code = dev_proc(tdev, copy_color)( tdev,
                                           gb_buff,
                                           0,
                                           raster,
                                           gs_no_bitmap_id,
                                           x, y - 1, w, 1 );
    }

    gs_free_object( mem,
                    gb_buff,
                    "overprint generic fill rectangle" );

    return code;
}


int
gx_overprint_sep_fill_rectangle_2(
    gx_device *             tdev,
    gx_color_index          retain_mask,    /* already swapped */
    int                     x,
    int                     y,
    int                     w,
    int                     h,
    gx_color_index          color,          /* already swapped */
    gs_memory_t *           mem )
{
    byte *                  gb_buff = 0;
    gs_get_bits_params_t    gb_params;
    gs_int_rect             gb_rect;
    int                     code = 0, byte_w, raster;
    int                     byte_depth = tdev->color_info.depth >> 3;
    byte *                  pcolor;
    byte *                  pmask;

    fit_fill(tdev, x, y, w, h);
    byte_w = w * byte_depth;

    /* set up color and retain mask pointers */
    pcolor = (byte *)&color;
    pmask = (byte *)&retain_mask;
#if arch_is_big_endian
    pcolor += sizeof(gx_color_index) - byte_depth;
    pmask += sizeof(gx_color_index) - byte_depth;
#endif

    /* allocate a buffer for the returned data */
    raster = bitmap_raster(w * (byte_depth << 3));
    gb_buff = gs_alloc_bytes(mem, raster, "overprint sep fill rectangle 2");
    if (gb_buff == 0)
        return gs_note_error(gs_error_VMerror);

    /*
     * Initialize the get_bits parameters. The selection of options is
     * the same as that for gx_overprint_generic_fill_rectangle (above).
     */
    gb_params.options =  GB_COLORS_NATIVE
                       | GB_ALPHA_NONE
                       | GB_DEPTH_ALL
                       | GB_PACKING_CHUNKY
                       | GB_RETURN_COPY
                       | GB_ALIGN_STANDARD
                       | GB_OFFSET_0
                       | GB_RASTER_STANDARD;
    gb_params.x_offset = 0;     /* for consistency */
    gb_params.data[0] = gb_buff;
    gb_params.raster = raster;

    gb_rect.p.x = x;
    gb_rect.q.x = x + w;

    /* process each scanline separately */
    while (h-- > 0 && code >= 0) {
        int     i, j;
        byte *  cp = gb_buff;

        gb_rect.p.y = y++;
        gb_rect.q.y = y;
        code = dev_proc(tdev, get_bits_rectangle)( tdev,
                                                   &gb_rect,
                                                   &gb_params,
                                                   0 );
        if (code < 0)
            break;
        for (i = 0, j = 0; i < byte_w; i++, cp++) {
            *cp = (*cp & pmask[j]) | pcolor[j];
            if (++j == byte_depth)
                j = 0;
        }
        code = dev_proc(tdev, copy_color)( tdev,
                                           gb_buff,
                                           0,
                                           raster,
                                           gs_no_bitmap_id,
                                           x, y - 1, w, 1 );
    }

    gs_free_object( mem,
                    gb_buff,
                    "overprint generic fill rectangle" );

    return code;
}

