/* FasTC
 * Copyright (c) 2013 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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 */

#ifndef PVRTCENCODER_SRC_BLOCK_H_
#define PVRTCENCODER_SRC_BLOCK_H_

#include "Core/include/TexCompTypes.h"

#include "Pixel.h"

namespace PVRTCC {

class Block {
 public:
  explicit Block(const uint8 *data);

  Pixel GetColorA();
  Pixel GetColorB();

  bool GetModeBit() const {
    return static_cast<bool>((m_LongData >> 32) & 0x1);
  }

  // For 2BPP PVRTC, if the mode bit is set, then we use the modulation data
  // as 2 bits for every other texel in the 8x4 block in a checkerboard pattern.
  // The interleaved texel data is decided by averaging nearby texel modulation
  // values. There are three different ways to average nearby texels: Either we
  // average the neighboring horizontal or vertical pixels using (a + b) / 2, or
  // we neighbor all four neighbors using (a + b + c + d + 1) / 4.
  enum E2BPPSubMode {
    e2BPPSubMode_All,
    e2BPPSubMode_Horizontal,
    e2BPPSubMode_Vertical
  };

  // For 2BPP PVRTC, this function determines the submode of the given block. The
  // submode is determined by first checking the first 2bit texel index. This texel
  // uses the high bit as a 1 bit modulation value (i.e. chooses colors A or B) and
  // the low bit is used to determine the sub-mode. If the low bit is 0, then we
  // will use e2BPPSubMode_All as defined above. If the low bit is 1, then we must
  // look at the center texel (index 10) to determine the sub-mode. In this case,
  // we treat the center texel as 1 bit modulation as well, and we use the low bit to
  // determine the sub-mode where 0 is e2BPPSubMode_Horizontal and 1 is
  // e2BPPSubMode_Vertical
  E2BPPSubMode Get2BPPSubMode() const;

  // Returns the modulation value for the texel in the 4x4 block. The texels are
  // numbered as follows:
  //  0  1  2  3
  //  4  5  6  7
  //  8  9 10 11
  // 12 13 14 15
  uint8 GetLerpValue(uint32 texelIdx) const;

  // This returns the modulation value for the texel in the block interpreted as
  // 2BPP. If the modulation bit is not set, then it expects a number from 0-31
  // and does the same operation as GetLerpValue. If the modulation bit is set,
  // then this function expects a number from 0-15 and returns the corresponding
  // modulation bits given the sub-mode. Note, this function does not do the
  // averaging described for E2BPPSubMode because this averaging relies on
  // global information.
  uint8 Get2BPPLerpValue(uint32 texelIdx) const;

 private:
  union {
    uint8 m_ByteData[8];
    uint64 m_LongData;
  };

  bool m_ColorACached;
  Pixel m_ColorA;

  bool m_ColorBCached;
  Pixel m_ColorB;
};

}  // namespace PVRTCC

#endif  // PVRTCENCODER_SRC_BLOCK_H_