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 */

// The original lisence from the code available at the following location:
// http://software.intel.com/en-us/vcsource/samples/fast-texture-compression
//
// This code has been modified significantly from the original.

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright 2011 Intel Corporation
// All Rights Reserved
//
// Permission is granted to use, copy, distribute and prepare derivative works
// of this software for any purpose and without fee, provided, that the above
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// EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND ALL LIABILITY, INCLUDING CONSEQUENTIAL AND OTHER
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// INFRINGEMENT OF ANY PROPRIETARY RIGHTS, AND INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF
// MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  Intel does not assume
// any responsibility for any errors which may appear in this software nor any
// responsibility to update it.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

#ifndef BPTCENCODER_INCLUDE_BPTCCOMPRESSOR_H_
#define BPTCENCODER_INCLUDE_BPTCCOMPRESSOR_H_

#include "BPTCConfig.h"
#include "CompressionJob.h"

#include <iosfwd>

namespace BPTCC {
  // The various available block modes that a BPTC compressor can choose from.
  // The enum is specialized to be power-of-two values so that an EBlockMode
  // variable can be used as a bit mask.
  enum EBlockMode {
    eBlockMode_Zero = 1,
    eBlockMode_One = 2,
    eBlockMode_Two = 4,
    eBlockMode_Three = 8,
    eBlockMode_Four = 16,
    eBlockMode_Five = 32,
    eBlockMode_Six = 64,
    eBlockMode_Seven = 128
  };

  // A shape selection can influence the results of the compressor by choosing
  // different modes to compress or not compress. The shape index is a value
  // between zero and sixty-four that corresponds to one of the available
  // partitioning schemes defined by the BPTC format.
  struct ShapeSelection {
    // This is the shape index to use when evaluating two-partition shapes.
    uint32 m_TwoShapeIndex;

    // This is the shape index to use when evaluating three-partition shapes.
    uint32 m_ThreeShapeIndex;

    // This is the additional mask to prevent modes once shape selection
    // is done. This value is &-ed with m_BlockModes from CompressionSettings
    // to determine what the final considered blocks are.
    uint32 m_SelectedModes;

    // Defaults
    ShapeSelection()
    : m_SelectedModes(static_cast<EBlockMode>(0xFF))
    { }
  };

  // A shape selection function is one that selects a BPTC shape from a given
  // block position and pixel array.
  typedef ShapeSelection
    (*ShapeSelectionFn)(uint32 x, uint32 y, const uint32 pixels[16]);

  // Compression parameters used to control the BPTC compressor. Each of the
  // values has a default, so this is not strictly required to perform
  // compression, but some aspects of the compressor can be user-defined or
  // overridden.
  struct CompressionSettings {
    // The shape selection function to use during compression. The default (when
    // this variable is set to NULL) is to use the diagonal of the axis-aligned
    // bounding box of every partition to estimate the error using that
    // partition would accrue. The shape with the least error is then chosen.
    // This procedure is done for both two and three partition shapes, and then
    // every block mode is still available.
    ShapeSelectionFn m_ShapeSelectionFn;

    // The block modes that the compressor will consider during compression.
    // This variable is a bit mask of EBlockMode values and by default contains
    // every mode. This setting can be used to further restrict the search space
    // and increase compression times.
    uint32 m_BlockModes;

    CompressionSettings()
    : m_ShapeSelectionFn(NULL)
    , m_BlockModes(static_cast<EBlockMode>(0xFF))
    { }
  };

  // This is the error metric that is applied to our error measurement algorithm
  // in order to bias calculation towards results that are more in-line with
  // how the Human Visual System works. Uniform error means that each color
  // channel is treated equally. For a while, the widely accepted non-uniform
  // metric has been to give red 30%, green 59% and blue 11% weight when
  // computing the error between two pixels.
  enum ErrorMetric {
    eErrorMetric_Uniform,     // Treats r, g, and b channels equally
    eErrorMetric_Nonuniform,  // { 0.3, 0.59, 0.11 }

    kNumErrorMetrics
  };

  // Sets the error metric to be the one specified.
  void SetErrorMetric(ErrorMetric e);

  // Retreives a float4 pointer for the r, g, b, a weights for each color
  // channel, in that order, based on the current error metric.
  const float *GetErrorMetric();

  // Returns the enumeration for the current error metric.
  ErrorMetric GetErrorMetricEnum();

  // Sets the number of steps that we use to perform simulated annealing. In
  // general, a larger number produces better results. The default is set to 50.
  // This metric works on a logarithmic scale -- twice the value will double the
  // compute time, but only decrease the error by two times a factor.
  void SetQualityLevel(int q);
  int GetQualityLevel();

  // Compress the image given as RGBA data to BPTC format. Width and Height are
  // the dimensions of the image in pixels.
  void Compress(const FasTC::CompressionJob &,
                CompressionSettings settings = CompressionSettings());

  // Perform a compression while recording all of the choices the compressor
  // made into a list of statistics. We can use this to see whether or not
  // certain heuristics are working, such as whether or not certain modes are
  // being chosen more often than others, etc.
  void CompressWithStats(const FasTC::CompressionJob &, std::ostream *logStream,
                         CompressionSettings settings = CompressionSettings());

#ifdef HAS_SSE_41
  // Compress the image given as RGBA data to BPTC format using an algorithm
  // optimized for SIMD enabled platforms. Width and Height are the dimensions
  // of the image in pixels.
  void CompressImageBPTCSIMD(const unsigned char* inBuf, unsigned char* outBuf,
                            unsigned int width, unsigned int height);
#endif

#ifdef HAS_ATOMICS
  // This is a threadsafe version of the compression function that is designed
  // to compress a list of textures. If this function is called with the same
  // argument from multiple threads, they will work together to compress all of
  // the images in the list.
  void CompressAtomic(FasTC::CompressionJobList &);
#endif

#ifdef FOUND_NVTT_BPTC_EXPORT
  // These functions take the same arguments as Compress and CompressWithStats,
  // but they use the NVTT compressor if it was supplied to CMake.
  void CompressNVTT(const FasTC::CompressionJob &);
  void CompressNVTTWithStats(const FasTC::CompressionJob &,
                             std::ostream *logStream);
#endif

  // Decompress the image given as BPTC data to R8G8B8A8 format.
  void Decompress(const FasTC::DecompressionJob &);
}  // namespace BPTCC

#endif  // BPTCENCODER_INCLUDE_BPTCCOMPRESSOR_H_