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*/


/* Configurable algorithm for filling a trapezoid */

/*
 * Since we need several statically defined variants of this agorithm,
 * we store it in .h file and include several times into gdevddrw.c and
 * into gxfill.h . Configuration flags (macros) are :
 *
 *   GX_FILL_TRAPEZOID - a name of method
 *   CONTIGUOUS_FILL   - prevent dropouts in narrow trapezoids
 *   SWAP_AXES         - assume swapped axes
 *   FILL_DIRECT       - See LOOP_FILL_RECTANGLE_DIRECT.
 *   LINEAR_COLOR      - Fill with a linear color.
 *   EDGE_TYPE         - a type of edge structure.
 *   FILL_ATTRS        - operation attributes.
 */

/*
 * Fill a trapezoid.  left.start => left.end and right.start => right.end
 * define the sides; ybot and ytop define the top and bottom.  Requires:
 *      {left,right}->start.y <= ybot <= ytop <= {left,right}->end.y.
 * Lines where left.x >= right.x will not be drawn.  Thanks to Paul Haeberli
 * for an early floating point version of this algorithm.
 */

/*
 * With CONTIGUOUS_FILL is off,
 * this algorithm paints pixels, which centers fall between
 * the left and the right side of the trapezoid, excluding the
 * right side (see PLRM3, 7.5. Scan conversion details).
 * Particularly 0-width trapezoids are not painted.
 *
 * Similarly, it paints pixels, which centers
 * fall between ybot and ytop, excluding ytop.
 * Particularly 0-height trapezoids are not painted.
 *
 * With CONTIGUOUS_FILL is on, it paints a contigous area,
 * adding a minimal number of pixels outside the trapezoid.
 * Particularly it may paint pixels on the right and on the top sides,
 * if they are necessary for the contiguity.
 *
 * With LINEAR_COLOR returns 1 if the gradient arithmetics overflows..
 */

/*
We must paint pixels with index i such that

    Xl <= i + 0.5 < Xr

The condition is is equivalent to

    Xl - 0.5 <= i < Xr - 0.5

which is equivalent to

    (is_integer(Xl - 0.5) ? Xl - 0.5 : ceil(Xl - 0.5)) <= i <
    (is_integer(Xr - 0.5) ? Xr - 0.5 : floor(Xr - 0.5) + 1)

(the last '+1" happens due to the strong comparizon '<')
which is equivalent to

    ceil(Xl - 0.5) <= i < ceil(Xr - 0.5)

trap_line represents the intersection coordinate as a rational value :

    Xl = xl + e - fl
    Xr = xr + e - fr

Where 'e' is 'fixed_epsilon', 0.5 is 'fixed_half', and fl == l.fx / l.h, fr == - r.fx / r.h,
e <= fl < 0, e <= fr < 0.
Let

    xl' := xl + 0.5
    xr' := xr + 0.5

Then

    xl = xl' - 0.5
    xr = xr' - 0.5

    Xl = xl' - 0.5 + e - fl
    Xr = xr' - 0.5 + e - fr

    ceil(xl' - 0.5 + e - fl - 0.5) <= i < ceil(xr' - 0.5 + e - fr - 0.5)

which is equivalent to

    ceil(xl' + e - fl) - 1 <= i < ceil(xr' + e - fr) - 1

which is equivalent to

    (is_integer(xl' + e - fl) ? xl' + e - fl - 1 : ceil(xl' + e - fl) - 1) <= i <
    (is_integer(xr' + e - fr) ? xr' + e - fr - 1 : ceil(xr' + e - fr) - 1)

which is equivalent to

    (is_integer(xl' + e - fl) ? xl' + e - fl - 1 : floor(xl' + e - fl)) <= i <
    (is_integer(xr' + e - fr) ? xr' + e - fr - 1 : floor(xr' + e - fr))

which is equivalent to

    (is_integer(xl') && e == fl ? xl' - 1 : floor(xl' + e - fl)) <= i <
    (is_integer(xr') && e == fr ? xr' - 1 : floor(xr' + e - fr))

Note that e != fl ==> floor(xl' + e - fl) == floor(xl')  due to e - fl < LeastSignificantBit(xl') ;
          e == fl ==> floor(xl' + e - fl) == floor(xl')  due to e - fl == 0;

thus the condition is is equivalent to

    (is_integer(xl') && e == fl ? xl' - 1 : floor(xl')) <= i <
    (is_integer(xr') && e == fr ? xr' - 1 : floor(xr'))

It is computed with the macro 'rational_floor'.

*/

#if defined(GX_FILL_TRAPEZOID) && defined(EDGE_TYPE)

GX_FILL_TRAPEZOID (gx_device * dev, const EDGE_TYPE * left,
    const EDGE_TYPE * right, fixed ybot, fixed ytop, int flags,
    const gx_device_color * pdevc, FILL_ATTRS fa)
{
    const fixed ymin = fixed_pixround(ybot) + fixed_half;
    const fixed ymax = fixed_pixround(ytop);

    if (ymin >= ymax)
        return 0;    /* no scan lines to sample */
    {
        int iy = fixed2int_var(ymin);
        const int iy1 = fixed2int_var(ymax);
        trap_line l, r;
        register int rxl, rxr;
#if !LINEAR_COLOR
        int ry;
#endif
        const fixed
            x0l = left->start.x, x1l = left->end.x, x0r = right->start.x,
            x1r = right->end.x, dxl = x1l - x0l, dxr = x1r - x0r;
        const fixed /* partial pixel offset to first line to sample */
            ysl = ymin - left->start.y, ysr = ymin - right->start.y;
        fixed fxl;
        int code;
# if CONTIGUOUS_FILL
            const bool peak0 = ((flags & 1) != 0);
            const bool peak1 = ((flags & 2) != 0);
            int peak_y0 = ybot + fixed_half;
            int peak_y1 = ytop - fixed_half;
# endif
# if LINEAR_COLOR
            int num_components = dev->color_info.num_components;
            frac31 lgc[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t lgf[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t lgnum[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            frac31 rgc[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t rgf[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t rgnum[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            frac31 xgc[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t xgf[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            int32_t xgnum[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];
            trap_gradient lg, rg, xg;
# else
            gx_color_index cindex = pdevc->colors.pure;
            dev_proc_fill_rectangle((*fill_rect)) =
                dev_proc(dev, fill_rectangle);
# endif

        if_debug2m('z', dev->memory, "[z]y=[%d,%d]\n", iy, iy1);

        l.h = left->end.y - left->start.y;
        if (l.h == 0)
           return 0;
        r.h = right->end.y - right->start.y;
        if (r.h == 0)
           return 0;
        l.x = x0l + (fixed_half - fixed_epsilon);
        r.x = x0r + (fixed_half - fixed_epsilon);
#if !LINEAR_COLOR
        ry = iy;
#endif

/*
 * Free variables of FILL_TRAP_RECT:
 *  SWAP_AXES, pdevc, dev, fa
 * Free variables of FILL_TRAP_RECT_DIRECT:
 *  SWAP_AXES, fill_rect, dev, cindex
 */
#define FILL_TRAP_RECT_INDIRECT(x,y,w,h)\
  (SWAP_AXES ? gx_fill_rectangle_device_rop(y, x, h, w, pdevc, dev, fa) :\
   gx_fill_rectangle_device_rop(x, y, w, h, pdevc, dev, fa))
#define FILL_TRAP_RECT_DIRECT(x,y,w,h)\
  (SWAP_AXES ? (*fill_rect)(dev, y, x, h, w, cindex) :\
   (*fill_rect)(dev, x, y, w, h, cindex))

#if LINEAR_COLOR
#   define FILL_TRAP_RECT(x,y,w,h)\
        (!(w) ? 0 : dev_proc(dev, fill_linear_color_scanline)(dev, fa, x, y, w, xg.c, xg.f, xg.num, xg.den))
#else
#   define FILL_TRAP_RECT(x,y,w,h)\
        (FILL_DIRECT ? FILL_TRAP_RECT_DIRECT(x,y,w,h) : FILL_TRAP_RECT_INDIRECT(x,y,w,h))
#endif

        /* Compute the dx/dy ratios. */

        /*
         * Compute the x offsets at the first scan line to sample.  We need
         * to be careful in computing ys# * dx#f {/,%} h# because the
         * multiplication may overflow.  We know that all the quantities
         * involved are non-negative, and that ys# is usually less than 1 (as
         * a fixed, of course); this gives us a cheap conservative check for
         * overflow in the multiplication.
         */
#define YMULT_QUO(ys, tl)\
  (ys < fixed_1 && tl.df < YMULT_LIMIT ? ys * tl.df / tl.h :\
   fixed_mult_quo(ys, tl.df, tl.h))

#if CONTIGUOUS_FILL
/*
 * If left and right boundary round to same pixel index,
 * we would not paing the scan and would get a dropout.
 * Check for this case and choose one of two pixels
 * which is closer to the "axis". We need to exclude
 * 'peak' because it would paint an excessive pixel.
 */
#define SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH(ixl, ixr, l, r) \
    if (ixl == ixr) \
        if ((!peak0 || iy >= peak_y0) && (!peak1 || iy <= peak_y1)) {\
            fixed x = int2fixed(ixl) + fixed_half;\
            if (x - l.x < r.x - x)\
                ++ixr;\
            else\
                --ixl;\
        }

#define CONNECT_RECTANGLES(ixl, ixr, rxl, rxr, iy, ry, adj1, adj2, fill)\
    if (adj1 < adj2) {\
        if (iy - ry > 1) {\
            code = fill(rxl, ry, rxr - rxl, iy - ry - 1);\
            if (code < 0)\
                goto xit;\
            ry = iy - 1;\
        }\
        adj1 = adj2 = (adj2 + adj2) / 2;\
    }

#else
#define SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH(ixl, ixr, l, r) DO_NOTHING
#define CONNECT_RECTANGLES(ixl, ixr, rxl, rxr, iy, ry, adj1, adj2, fill) DO_NOTHING
#endif
        if (fixed_floor(l.x) == fixed_pixround(x1l)) {
            /* Left edge is vertical, we don't need to increment. */
            l.di = 0, l.df = 0;
            fxl = 0;
        } else {
            compute_dx(&l, dxl, ysl);
            fxl = YMULT_QUO(ysl, l);
            l.x += fxl;
        }
        if (fixed_floor(r.x) == fixed_pixround(x1r)) {
            /* Right edge is vertical.  If both are vertical, */
            /* we have a rectangle. */
#     if !LINEAR_COLOR
                if (l.di == 0 && l.df == 0) {
                    rxl = fixed2int_var(l.x);
                    rxr = fixed2int_var(r.x);
                    SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH(rxl, rxr, l, r);
                    code = FILL_TRAP_RECT(rxl, ry, rxr - rxl, iy1 - ry);
                    goto xit;
                }
#     endif
            r.di = 0, r.df = 0;
        }
        /*
         * The test for fxl != 0 is required because the right edge might
         * cross some pixel centers even if the left edge doesn't.
         */
        else if (dxr == dxl && fxl != 0) {
            if (l.di == 0)
                r.di = 0, r.df = l.df;
            else
                compute_dx(&r, dxr, ysr);
            if (ysr == ysl && r.h == l.h)
                r.x += fxl;
            else
                r.x += YMULT_QUO(ysr, r);
        } else {
            compute_dx(&r, dxr, ysr);
            r.x += YMULT_QUO(ysr, r);
        }
        /* Compute one line's worth of dx/dy. */
        compute_ldx(&l, ysl);
        compute_ldx(&r, ysr);
        /* We subtracted fixed_epsilon from l.x, r.x to simplify rounding
           when the rational part is zero. Now add it back to get xl', xr' */
        l.x += fixed_epsilon;
        r.x += fixed_epsilon;
# if LINEAR_COLOR
#     ifdef DEBUG
                if (check_gradient_overflow(left, right)) {
                    /* The caller must care of.
                       Checking it here looses some performance with triangles. */
                    return_error(gs_error_unregistered);
                }
#     endif
            lg.c = lgc;
            lg.f = lgf;
            lg.num = lgnum;
            rg.c = rgc;
            rg.f = rgf;
            rg.num = rgnum;
            xg.c = xgc;
            xg.f = xgf;
            xg.num = xgnum;
            code = init_gradient(&lg, fa, left, right, &l, ymin, num_components);
            if (code < 0)
                return code;
            code = init_gradient(&rg, fa, right, left, &r, ymin, num_components);
            if (code < 0)
                return code;

# endif

#define rational_floor(tl)\
  fixed2int_var(fixed_is_int(tl.x) && tl.xf == -tl.h ? tl.x - fixed_1 : tl.x)
#define STEP_LINE(ix, tl)\
  tl.x += tl.ldi;\
  if ( (tl.xf += tl.ldf) >= 0 ) tl.xf -= tl.h, tl.x++;\
  ix = rational_floor(tl)

        rxl = rational_floor(l);
        rxr = rational_floor(r);
        SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH(rxl, rxr, l, r);
        while (LINEAR_COLOR ? 1 : ++iy != iy1) {
#     if LINEAR_COLOR
                if (rxl != rxr) {
                    code = set_x_gradient(&xg, &lg, &rg, &l, &r, rxl, rxr, num_components);
                    if (code < 0)
                        goto xit;
                    code = FILL_TRAP_RECT(rxl, iy, rxr - rxl, 1);
                    if (code < 0)
                        goto xit;
                }
                if (++iy == iy1)
                    break;
                STEP_LINE(rxl, l);
                STEP_LINE(rxr, r);
                step_gradient(&lg, num_components);
                step_gradient(&rg, num_components);
#     else
                register int ixl, ixr;

                STEP_LINE(ixl, l);
                STEP_LINE(ixr, r);
                SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH(ixl, ixr, l, r);
                if (ixl != rxl || ixr != rxr) {
                    CONNECT_RECTANGLES(ixl, ixr, rxl, rxr, iy, ry, rxr, ixl, FILL_TRAP_RECT);
                    CONNECT_RECTANGLES(ixl, ixr, rxl, rxr, iy, ry, ixr, rxl, FILL_TRAP_RECT);
                    code = FILL_TRAP_RECT(rxl, ry, rxr - rxl, iy - ry);
                    if (code < 0)
                        goto xit;
                    rxl = ixl, rxr = ixr, ry = iy;
                }
#     endif
        }
# if !LINEAR_COLOR
            code = FILL_TRAP_RECT(rxl, ry, rxr - rxl, iy - ry);
# else
            code = 0;
# endif
#undef STEP_LINE
#undef SET_MINIMAL_WIDTH
#undef CONNECT_RECTANGLES
#undef FILL_TRAP_RECT
#undef FILL_TRAP_RECT_DIRECT
#undef FILL_TRAP_RECT_INRECT
#undef YMULT_QUO
xit:  if (code < 0 && FILL_DIRECT)
            return_error(code);
        return_if_interrupt(dev->memory);
        return code;
    }
}

#undef GX_FILL_TRAPEZOID
#undef CONTIGUOUS_FILL
#undef SWAP_AXES
#undef FLAGS_TYPE

#else
int dummy;
#endif

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