scummvm/graphics/yuv_to_rgb.h

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/**
 * @defgroup graphics_yuvtorgb YUV to RGB conversion
 * @ingroup graphics
 *
 * @brief Methods for converting YUV images into RGB surfaces.
 *
 * Used in video:
 * - BinkDecoder
 * - Indeo3Decoder
 * - PSXStreamDecoder
 * - TheoraDecoder
 * - SVQ1Decoder
 * @{
 */

#ifndef GRAPHICS_YUV_TO_RGB_H
#define GRAPHICS_YUV_TO_RGB_H

#include "common/scummsys.h"
#include "common/singleton.h"
#include "graphics/surface.h"

namespace Graphics {

class YUVToRGBLookup;

class YUVToRGBManager : public Common::Singleton<YUVToRGBManager> {
public:
	/** The scale of the luminance values */
	enum LuminanceScale {
		kScaleFull, /** Luminance values range from [0, 255] */
		kScaleITU   /** Luminance values range from [16, 235], the range from ITU-R BT.601 */
	};

	/**
	 * Convert a YUV444 image to an RGB surface
	 *
	 * @param dst     the destination surface
	 * @param scale   the scale of the luminance values
	 * @param ySrc    the source of the y component
	 * @param uSrc    the source of the u component
	 * @param vSrc    the source of the v component
	 * @param yWidth  the width of the y surface
	 * @param yHeight the height of the y surface
	 * @param yPitch  the pitch of the y surface
	 * @param uvPitch the pitch of the u and v surfaces
	 */
	void convert444(Graphics::Surface *dst, LuminanceScale scale, const byte *ySrc, const byte *uSrc, const byte *vSrc, int yWidth, int yHeight, int yPitch, int uvPitch);

	/**
	 * Convert a YUV420 image to an RGB surface
	 *
	 * @param dst     the destination surface
	 * @param scale   the scale of the luminance values
	 * @param ySrc    the source of the y component
	 * @param uSrc    the source of the u component
	 * @param vSrc    the source of the v component
	 * @param yWidth  the width of the y surface (must be divisible by 2)
	 * @param yHeight the height of the y surface (must be divisible by 2)
	 * @param yPitch  the pitch of the y surface
	 * @param uvPitch the pitch of the u and v surfaces
	 */
	void convert420(Graphics::Surface *dst, LuminanceScale scale, const byte *ySrc, const byte *uSrc, const byte *vSrc, int yWidth, int yHeight, int yPitch, int uvPitch);

	/**
	 * Convert a YUV420 image with Alpha component to an ARGB surface
	 *
	 * @param dst     the destination surface
	 * @param scale   the scale of the luminance values
	 * @param ySrc    the source of the y component
	 * @param uSrc    the source of the u component
	 * @param vSrc    the source of the v component
	 * @param aSrc    the source of the a component
	 * @param yWidth  the width of the y surface (must be divisible by 2)
	 * @param yHeight the height of the y surface (must be divisible by 2)
	 * @param yPitch  the pitch of the y surface
	 * @param uvPitch the pitch of the u and v surfaces
	 */
	void convert420Alpha(Graphics::Surface *dst, LuminanceScale scale, const byte *ySrc, const byte *uSrc, const byte *vSrc, const byte *aSrc, int yWidth, int yHeight, int yPitch, int uvPitch);

	/**
	 * Convert a YUV410 image to an RGB surface
	 *
	 * Since the chroma has a very low resolution in 410, we perform bilinear scaling
	 * on the two chroma planes to produce the image. The chroma planes must have
	 * at least one extra row and one extra column that can be read from in order to
	 * produce a proper image. It is suggested that you fill these in with the previous
	 * row and column's data. This is required in order to speed up this function.
	 *
	 * @param dst     the destination surface
	 * @param scale   the scale of the luminance values
	 * @param ySrc    the source of the y component
	 * @param uSrc    the source of the u component
	 * @param vSrc    the source of the v component
	 * @param yWidth  the width of the y surface (must be divisible by 4)
	 * @param yHeight the height of the y surface (must be divisible by 4)
	 * @param yPitch  the pitch of the y surface
	 * @param uvPitch the pitch of the u and v surfaces
	 */
	void convert410(Graphics::Surface *dst, LuminanceScale scale, const byte *ySrc, const byte *uSrc, const byte *vSrc, int yWidth, int yHeight, int yPitch, int uvPitch);

private:
	friend class Common::Singleton<SingletonBaseType>;
	YUVToRGBManager();
	~YUVToRGBManager();

	const YUVToRGBLookup *getLookup(Graphics::PixelFormat format, LuminanceScale scale, bool alphaMode = false);

	YUVToRGBLookup *_lookup;
	int16 _colorTab[4 * 256]; // 2048 bytes
	bool _alphaMode;
};
 /** @} */
} // End of namespace Graphics

#define YUVToRGBMan (::Graphics::YUVToRGBManager::instance())

#endif