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Maxime-Cots a4a4dc7da5 Compositor: Expose interpolation in Corner Pin node 
This patch exposes an interpolation option to the Corner Pin node,
allowing to choose between Nearest, Bilinear, Bicubic, and Anisotropic.

Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/123206
2025-04-08 12:13:47 +02:00

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/* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2023 Blender Authors
*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later */
#pragma once
#include <cstdint>
#include <type_traits>
#include <utility>
#include <variant>
#include "BLI_assert.h"
#include "BLI_cpp_type.hh"
#include "BLI_generic_pointer.hh"
#include "BLI_generic_span.hh"
#include "BLI_math_interp.hh"
#include "BLI_math_matrix_types.hh"
#include "BLI_math_vector.h"
#include "BLI_math_vector.hh"
#include "BLI_math_vector_types.hh"
#include "BLI_memory_utils.hh"
#include "BLI_utildefines.h"
#include "GPU_shader.hh"
#include "GPU_texture.hh"
#include "COM_domain.hh"
#include "COM_meta_data.hh"
namespace blender::compositor {
class Context;
class DerivedResources;
/* Make sure to update the format related static methods in the Result class. */
enum class ResultType : uint8_t {
Float,
Float2,
Float3,
Float4,
Int,
Int2,
Color,
Bool,
};
/* The precision of the data. CPU data is always stored using full precision at the moment. */
enum class ResultPrecision : uint8_t {
Full,
Half,
};
/* The type of storage used to hold the result data. */
enum class ResultStorageType : uint8_t {
/* Stored as a GPUTexture on the GPU. */
GPU,
/* Stored as a buffer on the CPU and wrapped in a GMutableSpan. */
CPU,
};
/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Result
*
* A result represents the computed value of an output of an operation. A result can either
* represent an image or a single value. A result is typed, and can be of types like color, vector,
* or float. Single value results are stored in 1x1 textures to make them easily accessible in
* shaders. But the same value is also stored in the value union member of the result for any
* host-side processing. The GPU texture of the result can either be allocated from the texture
* pool of the context referenced by the result or it can be allocated directly from the GPU
* module, see the allocation method for more information.
*
* Results are reference counted and their data are released once their reference count reaches
* zero. After constructing a result, the set_reference_count method is called to declare the
* number of operations that needs this result. Once each operation that needs the result no longer
* needs it, the release method is called and the reference count is decremented, until it reaches
* zero, where the result's data is then released.
*
* A result not only represents an image, but also the area it occupies in the virtual compositing
* space. This area is called the Domain of the result, see the discussion in COM_domain.hh for
* more information.
*
* Allocated data of results can be shared by multiple results, this is achieved by tracking an
* extra reference count for data data_reference_count_, which is heap allocated along with the
* data, and shared by all results that share the same data. This reference count is incremented
* every time the data is shared by a call to the share_data method, and decremented during
* freeing, where the data is only freed if the reference count is 1, that is, no longer shared.
*
* A result can wrap external data that is not allocated nor managed by the result. This is set up
* by a call to the wrap_external method. In that case, when the reference count eventually reach
* zero, the data will not be freed.
*
* A result may store resources that are computed and cached in case they are needed by multiple
* operations. Those are called Derived Resources and can be accessed using the derived_resources
* method. */
class Result {
private:
/* The context that the result was created within, this should be initialized during
* construction. */
Context *context_ = nullptr;
/* The base type of the result's image or single value. */
ResultType type_ = ResultType::Float;
/* The precision of the result's data. Only relevant for GPU textures. CPU buffers and single
* values are always stored using full precision. */
ResultPrecision precision_ = ResultPrecision::Half;
/* If true, the result is a single value, otherwise, the result is an image. */
bool is_single_value_ = false;
/* The type of storage used to hold the data. Used to correctly interpret the data union. */
ResultStorageType storage_type_ = ResultStorageType::GPU;
/* Stores the result's pixel data, either stored in a GPU texture or a buffer that is wrapped in
* a GMutableSpan on CPU. This will represent a 1x1 image if the result is a single value, the
* value of which will be identical to that of the value member. See class description for more
* information. */
union {
GPUTexture *gpu_texture_ = nullptr;
GMutableSpan cpu_data_;
};
/* The number of users that currently needs this result. Operations initializes this by calling
* the set_reference_count method before evaluation. Once each operation that needs the result no
* longer needs it, the release method is called and the reference count is decremented, until it
* reaches zero, where the result's data is then released. */
int reference_count_ = 1;
/* Allocated result data can be shared by multiple results by calling the share_data method. This
* member stores the number of results that share the data. This is heap allocated and have the
* same lifetime as allocated data, that's because this reference count is shared by all results
* that share the same data. Unlike the result's reference count, the data is freed if the count
* becomes 1, that is, data is no longer shared with some other result. This is nullptr if the
* data is external. */
int *data_reference_count_ = nullptr;
/* If the result is a single value, this member stores the value of the result, the value of
* which will be identical to that stored in the data_ member. The active variant member depends
* on the type of the result. This member is uninitialized and should not be used if the result
* is not a single value. */
std::variant<float, float2, float3, float4, int32_t, int2, bool> single_value_ = 0.0f;
/* The domain of the result. This only matters if the result was not a single value. See the
* discussion in COM_domain.hh for more information. */
Domain domain_ = Domain::identity();
/* If true, then the result wraps external data that is not allocated nor managed by the result.
* This is set up by a call to the wrap_external method. In that case, when the reference count
* eventually reach zero, the data will not be freed. */
bool is_external_ = false;
/* If true, the GPU texture that holds the data was allocated from the texture pool of the
* context and should be released back into the pool instead of being freed. For CPU storage,
* this is irrelevant. */
bool is_from_pool_ = false;
/* Stores resources that are derived from this result. Lazily allocated if needed. See the class
* description for more information. */
DerivedResources *derived_resources_ = nullptr;
public:
/* Stores extra information about the result such as image meta data that can eventually be
* written to file. */
MetaData meta_data;
/* Construct a result within the given context. */
Result(Context &context);
/* Construct a result of the given type and precision within the given context. */
Result(Context &context, ResultType type, ResultPrecision precision);
/* Construct a result of an appropriate type and precision based on the given GPU texture format
* within the given context. */
Result(Context &context, eGPUTextureFormat format);
/* Returns the appropriate GPU texture format based on the given result type and precision. A
* special case is given to ResultType::Float3, because 3-component textures can't be used as
* write targets in shaders, so we need to allocate 4-component textures for them, and ignore the
* fourth channel during processing. */
static eGPUTextureFormat gpu_texture_format(ResultType type, ResultPrecision precision);
/* Returns the GPU texture format that corresponds to the give one, but whose precision is the
* given precision. */
static eGPUTextureFormat gpu_texture_format(eGPUTextureFormat format, ResultPrecision precision);
/* Returns the precision of the given GPU texture format. */
static ResultPrecision precision(eGPUTextureFormat format);
/* Returns the type of the given GPU texture format. */
static ResultType type(eGPUTextureFormat format);
/* Returns the float type of the result given the channels count. */
static ResultType float_type(const int channels_count);
/* Returns the CPP type corresponding to the given result type. */
static const CPPType &cpp_type(const ResultType type);
/* Returns a string representation of the given result type. */
static const char *type_name(const ResultType type);
/* Implicit conversion to the internal GPU texture. */
operator GPUTexture *() const;
/* Returns the CPP type of the result. */
const CPPType &get_cpp_type() const;
/* Returns the appropriate texture format based on the result's type and precision. This is
* identical to the gpu_texture_format static method. This will match the format of the allocated
* texture, with one exception. Results of type ResultType::Float3 that wrap external textures
* might hold a 3-component texture as opposed to a 4-component one, which would have been
* created by uploading data from CPU. */
eGPUTextureFormat get_gpu_texture_format() const;
/* Declare the result to be a texture result, allocate a texture of an appropriate type with
* the size of the given domain, and set the domain of the result to the given domain.
*
* If from_pool is true, the texture will be allocated from the texture pool of the context,
* otherwise, a new texture will be allocated. Pooling should not be used for persistent
* results that might span more than one evaluation, like cached resources. While pooling should
* be used for most other cases where the result will be allocated then later released in the
* same evaluation.
*
* If the context of the result uses GPU, then GPU allocation will be done, otherwise, CPU
* allocation will be done. */
void allocate_texture(Domain domain, bool from_pool = true);
/* Declare the result to be a single value result, allocate a texture of an appropriate type with
* size 1x1 from the texture pool, and set the domain to be an identity domain. The value is zero
* initialized. See class description for more information. */
void allocate_single_value();
/* Allocate a single value result whose value is zero. This is called for results whose value
* can't be computed and are considered invalid. */
void allocate_invalid();
/* Bind the GPU texture of the result to the texture image unit with the given name in the
* currently bound given shader. This also inserts a memory barrier for texture fetches to ensure
* any prior writes to the texture are reflected before reading from it. */
void bind_as_texture(GPUShader *shader, const char *texture_name) const;
/* Bind the GPU texture of the result to the image unit with the given name in the currently
* bound given shader. If read is true, a memory barrier will be inserted for image reads to
* ensure any prior writes to the images are reflected before reading from it. */
void bind_as_image(GPUShader *shader, const char *image_name, bool read = false) const;
/* Unbind the GPU texture which was previously bound using bind_as_texture. */
void unbind_as_texture() const;
/* Unbind the GPU texture which was previously bound using bind_as_image. */
void unbind_as_image() const;
/* Share the data of the given source result. For a source that wraps external results, this just
* shallow copies the data since it can be transparency shared. Otherwise, the data is also
* shallow copied and the data_reference_count_ is incremented to denote sharing. The source data
* is expect to be allocated and have the same type and precision as this result. */
void share_data(const Result &source);
/* Steal the allocated data from the given source result and assign it to this result, then
* remove any references to the data from the source result. It is assumed that:
*
* - Both results are of the same type.
* - This result is not allocated but the source result is allocated.
*
* This is most useful in multi-step compositor operations where some steps can be optional, in
* that case, intermediate results can be temporary results that can eventually be stolen by the
* actual output of the operation. See the uses of the method for a practical example of use. */
void steal_data(Result &source);
/* Set up the result to wrap an external GPU texture that is not allocated nor managed by the
* result. The is_external_ member will be set to true, the domain will be set to have the same
* size as the texture, and the texture will be set to the given texture. See the is_external_
* member for more information. The given texture should have the same format as the result and
* is assumed to have a lifetime that covers the evaluation of the compositor. */
void wrap_external(GPUTexture *texture);
/* Identical to GPU variant of wrap_external but wraps a CPU buffer instead. */
void wrap_external(void *data, int2 size);
/* Identical to GPU variant of wrap_external but wraps whatever the given result has instead. */
void wrap_external(const Result &result);
/* Sets the transformation of the domain of the result to the given transformation. */
void set_transformation(const float3x3 &transformation);
/* Transform the result by the given transformation. This effectively pre-multiply the given
* transformation by the current transformation of the domain of the result. */
void transform(const float3x3 &transformation);
/* Get a reference to the realization options of this result. See the RealizationOptions struct
* for more information. */
RealizationOptions &get_realization_options();
const RealizationOptions &get_realization_options() const;
/* Set the value of reference_count_, see that member for more details. This should be called
* after constructing the result to declare the number of operations that needs it. */
void set_reference_count(int count);
/* Increment the reference count of the result by the given count. */
void increment_reference_count(int count = 1);
/* Decrement the reference count of the result by the given count. */
void decrement_reference_count(int count = 1);
/* Decrement the reference count of the result and free its data if it reaches zero. */
void release();
/* Frees the result data. If the result is not allocated, wraps external data, or shares data
* with some other result, then this does nothing. */
void free();
/* Returns true if this result should be computed and false otherwise. The result should be
* computed if its reference count is not zero, that is, its result is used by at least one
* operation. */
bool should_compute();
/* Returns a reference to the derived resources of the result, which is allocated if it was not
* allocated already. */
DerivedResources &derived_resources();
/* Returns the type of the result. */
ResultType type() const;
/* Returns the precision of the result. */
ResultPrecision precision() const;
/* Sets the type of the result. */
void set_type(ResultType type);
/* Sets the precision of the result. */
void set_precision(ResultPrecision precision);
/* Returns true if the result is a single value and false of it is an image. */
bool is_single_value() const;
/* Returns true if the result is allocated. */
bool is_allocated() const;
/* Returns the reference count of the result. */
int reference_count() const;
/* Returns a reference to the domain of the result. See the Domain class. */
const Domain &domain() const;
/* Computes the number of channels of the result based on its type. */
int64_t channels_count() const;
GPUTexture *gpu_texture() const;
GSpan cpu_data() const;
GMutableSpan cpu_data();
/* It is important to call update_single_value_data after adjusting the single value. See that
* method for more information. */
GPointer single_value() const;
GMutablePointer single_value();
/* Gets the single value stored in the result. Assumes the result stores a value of the given
* template type. */
template<typename T> const T &get_single_value() const;
/* Gets the single value stored in the result, if the result is not a single value, the given
* default value is returned. Assumes the result stores a value of the same type as the template
* type. */
template<typename T> T get_single_value_default(const T &default_value) const;
/* Sets the single value of the result to the given value, which also involves setting the single
* pixel in the image to that value. See the class description for more information. Assumes
* the result stores a value of the given template type. */
template<typename T> void set_single_value(const T &value);
/* Updates the single pixel in the image to the current single value in the result. This is
* called implicitly in the set_single_value method, but calling this explicitly is useful when
* the single value was adjusted through its data pointer returned by the single_value method.
* See the class description for more information. */
void update_single_value_data();
/* Loads the pixel at the given texel coordinates. Assumes the result stores a value of the given
* template type. If the CouldBeSingleValue template argument is true and the result is a single
* value result, then that single value is returned for all texel coordinates. */
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue = false> T load_pixel(const int2 &texel) const;
/* Identical to load_pixel but with extended boundary condition. */
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue = false>
T load_pixel_extended(const int2 &texel) const;
/* Identical to load_pixel but with a fallback value for out of bound access. */
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue = false>
T load_pixel_fallback(const int2 &texel, const T &fallback) const;
/* Identical to load_pixel but with zero boundary condition. */
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue = false> T load_pixel_zero(const int2 &texel) const;
/* Similar to load_pixel, but can load a result whose type is not known at compile time. If the
* number of channels in the result are less than 4, then the rest of the returned float4 will
* have its vales initialized as follows: float4(0, 0, 0, 1). This is similar to how the
* texelFetch function in GLSL works. */
float4 load_pixel_generic_type(const int2 &texel) const;
/* Stores the given pixel value in the pixel at the given texel coordinates. Assumes the result
* stores a value of the given template type. */
template<typename T> void store_pixel(const int2 &texel, const T &pixel_value);
/* Similar to store_pixel, but can write to a result whose types is not known at compile time.
* While a float4 is given, only the number of channels of the result will be written, while the
* rest of the float4 will be ignored. This is similar to how the imageStore function in GLSL
* works. */
void store_pixel_generic_type(const int2 &texel, const float4 &pixel_value);
/* Equivalent to the GLSL texture() function with nearest interpolation and zero boundary
* condition. The coordinates are thus expected to have half-pixels offsets. A float4 is always
* returned regardless of the number of channels of the buffer, the remaining channels will be
* initialized with the template float4(0, 0, 0, 1). */
float4 sample_nearest_zero(const float2 &coordinates) const;
/* Identical to sample_nearest_zero but with bilinear interpolation. */
float4 sample_bilinear_zero(const float2 &coordinates) const;
/* Identical to sample_nearest_zero but with extended boundary condition. */
float4 sample_nearest_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const;
/* Identical to sample_nearest_extended but with bilinear interpolation. */
float4 sample_bilinear_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const;
/* Identical to sample_nearest_extended but with cubic interpolation. */
float4 sample_cubic_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const;
float4 sample_nearest_wrap(const float2 &coordinates, bool wrap_x, bool wrap_y) const;
float4 sample_bilinear_wrap(const float2 &coordinates, bool wrap_x, bool wrap_y) const;
float4 sample_cubic_wrap(const float2 &coordinates, bool wrap_x, bool wrap_y) const;
/* Equivalent to the GLSL textureGrad() function with EWA filtering and extended boundary
* condition. Note that extended boundaries only cover areas touched by the ellipses whose
* center is inside the image, other areas will be zero. The coordinates are thus expected to
* have half-pixels offsets. Only supports ResultType::Color. */
float4 sample_ewa_extended(const float2 &coordinates,
const float2 &x_gradient,
const float2 &y_gradient) const;
/* Identical to sample_ewa_extended but with zero boundary condition. */
float4 sample_ewa_zero(const float2 &coordinates,
const float2 &x_gradient,
const float2 &y_gradient) const;
private:
/* Allocates the image data for the given size, either on the GPU or CPU based on the result's
* context. See the allocate_texture method for information about the from_pool argument. */
void allocate_data(int2 size, bool from_pool);
/* Same as get_pixel_index but can be used when the type of the result is not known at compile
* time. */
int64_t get_pixel_index(const int2 &texel) const;
};
/* -------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/* Inline Methods.
*/
BLI_INLINE_METHOD const Domain &Result::domain() const
{
return domain_;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD int64_t Result::channels_count() const
{
switch (type_) {
case ResultType::Float:
case ResultType::Int:
case ResultType::Bool:
return 1;
case ResultType::Float2:
case ResultType::Int2:
return 2;
case ResultType::Float3:
return 3;
case ResultType::Color:
case ResultType::Float4:
return 4;
}
return 4;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD GPUTexture *Result::gpu_texture() const
{
BLI_assert(storage_type_ == ResultStorageType::GPU);
return gpu_texture_;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD GSpan Result::cpu_data() const
{
BLI_assert(storage_type_ == ResultStorageType::CPU);
return cpu_data_;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD GMutableSpan Result::cpu_data()
{
BLI_assert(storage_type_ == ResultStorageType::CPU);
return cpu_data_;
}
template<typename T> BLI_INLINE_METHOD const T &Result::get_single_value() const
{
BLI_assert(this->is_single_value());
return std::get<T>(single_value_);
}
template<typename T>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD T Result::get_single_value_default(const T &default_value) const
{
if (this->is_single_value()) {
return this->get_single_value<T>();
}
return default_value;
}
template<typename T> BLI_INLINE_METHOD void Result::set_single_value(const T &value)
{
BLI_assert(this->is_allocated());
BLI_assert(this->is_single_value());
single_value_ = value;
this->update_single_value_data();
}
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD T Result::load_pixel(const int2 &texel) const
{
if constexpr (CouldBeSingleValue) {
if (is_single_value_) {
return this->get_single_value<T>();
}
}
else {
BLI_assert(!this->is_single_value());
}
return this->cpu_data().typed<T>()[this->get_pixel_index(texel)];
}
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD T Result::load_pixel_extended(const int2 &texel) const
{
if constexpr (CouldBeSingleValue) {
if (is_single_value_) {
return this->get_single_value<T>();
}
}
else {
BLI_assert(!this->is_single_value());
}
const int2 clamped_texel = math::clamp(texel, int2(0), domain_.size - int2(1));
return this->cpu_data().typed<T>()[this->get_pixel_index(clamped_texel)];
}
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD T Result::load_pixel_fallback(const int2 &texel, const T &fallback) const
{
if constexpr (CouldBeSingleValue) {
if (is_single_value_) {
return this->get_single_value<T>();
}
}
else {
BLI_assert(!this->is_single_value());
}
if (texel.x < 0 || texel.y < 0 || texel.x >= domain_.size.x || texel.y >= domain_.size.y) {
return fallback;
}
return this->cpu_data().typed<T>()[this->get_pixel_index(texel)];
}
template<typename T, bool CouldBeSingleValue>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD T Result::load_pixel_zero(const int2 &texel) const
{
return this->load_pixel_fallback<T, CouldBeSingleValue>(texel, T(0));
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::load_pixel_generic_type(const int2 &texel) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
}
else {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data()[this->get_pixel_index(texel)], pixel_value);
}
return pixel_value;
}
template<typename T>
BLI_INLINE_METHOD void Result::store_pixel(const int2 &texel, const T &pixel_value)
{
this->cpu_data().typed<T>()[this->get_pixel_index(texel)] = pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD void Result::store_pixel_generic_type(const int2 &texel,
const float4 &pixel_value)
{
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(pixel_value, this->cpu_data()[this->get_pixel_index(texel)]);
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_nearest_zero(const float2 &coordinates) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = coordinates * float2(size);
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_nearest_border_fl(buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_nearest_wrap(const float2 &coordinates,
bool wrap_x,
bool wrap_y) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = coordinates * float2(size);
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_nearest_wrapmode_fl(
buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y,
wrap_x ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border,
wrap_y ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_bilinear_wrap(const float2 &coordinates,
bool wrap_x,
bool wrap_y) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = coordinates * float2(size) - 0.5f;
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_bilinear_wrapmode_fl(
buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y,
wrap_x ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border,
wrap_y ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_cubic_wrap(const float2 &coordinates,
bool wrap_x,
bool wrap_y) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = coordinates * float2(size) - 0.5f;
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_cubic_bspline_wrapmode_fl(
buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y,
wrap_x ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border,
wrap_y ? math::InterpWrapMode::Repeat : math::InterpWrapMode::Border);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_bilinear_zero(const float2 &coordinates) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = (coordinates * float2(size)) - 0.5f;
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_bilinear_border_fl(buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_nearest_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = coordinates * float2(size);
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_nearest_fl(buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_bilinear_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = (coordinates * float2(size)) - 0.5f;
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_bilinear_fl(buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_cubic_extended(const float2 &coordinates) const
{
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
const float2 texel_coordinates = (coordinates * float2(size)) - 0.5f;
const float *buffer = static_cast<const float *>(this->cpu_data().data());
math::interpolate_cubic_bspline_fl(buffer,
pixel_value,
size.x,
size.y,
this->channels_count(),
texel_coordinates.x,
texel_coordinates.y);
return pixel_value;
}
/**
* Given a Result as the userdata argument, sample it at the given coordinates using extended
* boundary condition and write the result to the result argument.
*/
static void sample_ewa_extended_read_callback(void *userdata, int x, int y, float result[4])
{
const Result *input = static_cast<const Result *>(userdata);
const float4 sampled_result = input->load_pixel_extended<float4>(int2(x, y));
copy_v4_v4(result, sampled_result);
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_ewa_extended(const float2 &coordinates,
const float2 &x_gradient,
const float2 &y_gradient) const
{
BLI_assert(type_ == ResultType::Color);
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
BLI_ewa_filter(size.x,
size.y,
false,
true,
coordinates,
x_gradient,
y_gradient,
sample_ewa_extended_read_callback,
const_cast<Result *>(this),
pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
/**
* Given a Result as the userdata argument, sample it at the given coordinates using zero boundary
* condition and write the result to the result argument.
*/
static void sample_ewa_zero_read_callback(void *userdata, int x, int y, float result[4])
{
const Result *input = static_cast<const Result *>(userdata);
const float4 sampled_result = input->load_pixel_zero<float4>(int2(x, y));
copy_v4_v4(result, sampled_result);
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD float4 Result::sample_ewa_zero(const float2 &coordinates,
const float2 &x_gradient,
const float2 &y_gradient) const
{
BLI_assert(type_ == ResultType::Color);
float4 pixel_value = float4(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
if (is_single_value_) {
this->get_cpp_type().copy_assign(this->cpu_data().data(), pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
const int2 size = domain_.size;
BLI_ewa_filter(size.x,
size.y,
false,
true,
coordinates,
x_gradient,
y_gradient,
sample_ewa_zero_read_callback,
const_cast<Result *>(this),
pixel_value);
return pixel_value;
}
BLI_INLINE_METHOD int64_t Result::get_pixel_index(const int2 &texel) const
{
BLI_assert(!is_single_value_);
BLI_assert(this->is_allocated());
BLI_assert(texel.x >= 0 && texel.y >= 0 && texel.x < domain_.size.x && texel.y < domain_.size.y);
return int64_t(texel.y) * domain_.size.x + texel.x;
}
} // namespace blender::compositor
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