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*/

/* Serialization and de-serialization for (traditional) halftones */

#include "memory_.h"

#include "gx.h"

#include "gscdefs.h"

#include "gserrors.h"

#include "gsstruct.h"

#include "gsutil.h"             /* for gs_next_ids */

#include "gzstate.h"

#include "gxdevice.h"           /* for gzht.h */

#include "gzht.h"

#include "gxdhtres.h"

#include "gsserial.h"

#include "gxdhtserial.h"

/*

 * Declare the set of procedures that return resident halftones. This

 * declares both the array of procedures and their type. It is used

 * only to check if a transmitted halftone order matches one in ROM.

 */

extern_gx_device_halftone_list();

/*

 * An enumeration of halftone transfer functions. These must distinguish

 * between cases in which no transfer function is present, and when one

 * is present but provides the identity transformation (an empty

 * PostScript array).

 */

typedef enum {

    gx_ht_tf_none = 0,

    gx_ht_tf_identity,

    gx_ht_tf_complete

} gx_ht_tf_type_t;

/*

 * Serialize a transfer function. These will occupy one byte if they are

 * not present or provide an identity mapping,

 * 1 + transfer_map_size * sizeof(frac) otherwise.

 *

 * Returns:

 *

 *    0, with *psize set the the amount of space required, if successful

 *

 *    gs_error_rangecheck, with *psize set to the size required, if the

 *        original *psize was not large enough

 */

static int

gx_ht_write_tf(

    const gx_transfer_map * pmap,

    byte *                  data,

    uint *                  psize )

{

    int                     req_size = 1;   /* minimum of one byte */

    /* check for sufficient space */

    if ( pmap != 0 && pmap->proc != gs_identity_transfer)

        req_size += sizeof(pmap->values);

    if (req_size > *psize) {

        *psize = req_size;

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    }

    if (req_size == 1)

        *data = (byte)(pmap == 0 ? gx_ht_tf_none : gx_ht_tf_identity);

    else {

        *data++ = (byte)gx_ht_tf_complete;

        memcpy(data, pmap->values, sizeof(pmap->values));

    }

    *psize = req_size;

    return 0;

}

/*

 * Reconstruct a transfer function from its serial representation. The

 * buffer provided is expected to be large enough to hold the entire

 * transfer function.

 *

 * Returns the number of bytes read, or < 0 in the event of an error.

 */

static int

gx_ht_read_tf(

    gx_transfer_map **  ppmap,

    const byte *        data,

    uint                size,

    gs_memory_t *       mem )

{

    gx_ht_tf_type_t     tf_type;

    gx_transfer_map *   pmap;

    /* read the type byte */

    if (size == 0)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    --size;

    tf_type = (gx_ht_tf_type_t)*data++;

    /* If no transfer function or identity set to NULL */

    if (tf_type == gx_ht_tf_none || tf_type == gx_ht_tf_identity) {

        *ppmap = NULL;

        return 1;

    }

    /* If something strange then exit. Likely clist issue */

    if (tf_type != gx_ht_tf_complete || size < sizeof(pmap->values))

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    /* Otherwise we have a real map. Allocate a transfer map */

    rc_alloc_struct_1( pmap,

                       gx_transfer_map,

                       &st_transfer_map,

                       mem,

                       return_error(gs_error_VMerror),

                       "gx_ht_read_tf" );

    pmap->id = gs_next_ids(mem, 1);

    pmap->closure.proc = 0;

    pmap->closure.data = 0;

    memcpy(pmap->values, data, sizeof(pmap->values));

    pmap->proc = gs_mapped_transfer;

    *ppmap = pmap;

    return 1 + sizeof(pmap->values);

}

/*

 * Serialize a halftone component. The only part that is serialized is the

 * halftone order; the other two components are only required during

 * halftone construction.

 *

 * Returns:

 *

 *    0, with *psize set the the amount of space required, if successful

 *

 *    gs_error_rangecheck, with *psize set to the size required, if the

 *        original *psize was not large enough

 *

 *    some other error code, with *psize unchanged, in the event of an

 *        error other than lack of space

 */

static int

gx_ht_write_component(

    const gx_ht_order_component *   pcomp,

    byte *                          data,

    uint *                          psize )

{

    const gx_ht_order *             porder = &pcomp->corder;

    byte *                          data0 = data;

    int                             code, levels_size, bits_size;

    uint          tmp_size = 0;

    int                             req_size;

    /*

     * There is no need to transmit the comp_number field, as this must be

     * the same as the index in the component array (see gx_ht_write).

     *

     * There is also no reason to transmit the colorant name (cname), as

     * this is only used by some high-level devices that would not be targets

     * of the command list device (and even those devices should be able to

     * get the information from their color models).

     *

     * This leaves the order itself.

     */

    /*

     * The following order fields are not transmitted:

     *

     *  params          Only required during halftone cell construction

     *

     *  raster          Can be re-calculated by the renderer from the width

     *

     *  orig_height,    The only potential use for these parameters is in

     *  orig_shift      this routine; they are not useful to the renderer.

     *

     *  full_height     Can be re-calculated by the renderer from the

     *                  height, width, and shift values.

     *

     *  data_memory     Must be provided by the renderer.

     *

     *  cache           Must be provided by the renderer.

     *

     *  screen_params   Ony required during halftone cell construction

     *

     * In addition, the procs parameter is passed as an index into the

     * ht_order_procs_table, as the renderer may not be in the same address

     * space as the writer.

     *

     * Calculate the size required.

     */

    levels_size = porder->num_levels * sizeof(porder->levels[0]);

    bits_size = porder->num_bits * porder->procs->bit_data_elt_size;

    req_size =  enc_u_sizew(porder->width)

               + enc_u_sizew(porder->height)

               + enc_u_sizew(porder->shift)

               + enc_u_sizew(porder->num_levels)

               + enc_u_sizew(porder->num_bits)

               + 1          /* order procs, as index into table */

               + levels_size

               + bits_size;

    code = gx_ht_write_tf(porder->transfer, data, &tmp_size);

    if (code < 0 && code != gs_error_rangecheck)

        return code;

    req_size += tmp_size;

    if (req_size > *psize) {

        *psize = req_size;

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    }

    /* write out the dimensional data */

    enc_u_putw(porder->width, data);

    enc_u_putw(porder->height, data);

    enc_u_putw(porder->shift, data);

    enc_u_putw(porder->num_levels, data);

    enc_u_putw(porder->num_bits, data);

    /* white out the procs index */

    *data++ = porder->procs - ht_order_procs_table;

    /* copy the levels array and whitening order array */

    memcpy(data, porder->levels, levels_size);

    data += levels_size;

    memcpy(data, porder->bit_data, bits_size);

    data += bits_size;

    /* write out the transfer function */

    tmp_size = *psize - (data - data0);

    if ((code = gx_ht_write_tf(porder->transfer, data, &tmp_size)) == 0)

        *psize = tmp_size + (data - data0);

    return code;

}

/*

 * Reconstruct a halftone component from its serial representation. The

 * buffer provided is expected to be large enough to hold the entire

 * halftone component.

 *

 * Because halftone components are allocated in arrays (an unfortunate

 * arrangement, as it prevents component sharing), a pointer to an

 * already allocated component structure is passed as an operand, as

 * opposed to the more normal mechanism that would have a read routine

 * allocate the component. The memory pointer is still passed, however,

 * as the levels and bit_data arrays must be allocated.

 *

 * Returns the number of bytes read, or < 0 in the event of an error.

 */

static int

gx_ht_read_component(

    gx_ht_order_component * pcomp,

    const byte *            data,

    uint                    size,

    gs_memory_t *           mem )

{

    gx_ht_order             new_order;

    const byte *            data0 = data;

    const byte *            data_lim = data + size;

    int                     i, code, levels_size, bits_size;

    const gx_dht_proc *     phtrp = gx_device_halftone_list;

    /* check the order type */

    if (size == 0)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    /*

     * For performance reasons, the number encoding macros do not

     * support full buffer size verification. The code below verifies

     * that a minimum number of bytes is available, then converts

     * blindly and does not check again until the various integers are

     * read. Obviously this can be hazardous, but should not be a

     * problem in practice, as the calling code should have verified

     * that the data provided holds the entire halftone.

     */

    if (size < 7)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    enc_u_getw(new_order.width, data);

    enc_u_getw(new_order.height, data);

    enc_u_getw(new_order.shift, data);

    enc_u_getw(new_order.num_levels, data);

    enc_u_getw(new_order.num_bits, data);

    if (data >= data_lim)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    new_order.procs = &ht_order_procs_table[*data++];

    new_order.threshold_inverted = 0;

    /* calculate the space required for levels and bit data */

    levels_size = new_order.num_levels * sizeof(new_order.levels[0]);

    bits_size = new_order.num_bits * new_order.procs->bit_data_elt_size;

    /* + 1 below is for the minimal transfer function */

    if (data + bits_size + levels_size + 1 > data_lim)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    /*

     * Allocate the levels and bit data structures. The gx_ht_alloc_ht_order

     * has a name that is both strange and misleading. The routine does

     * not allocate a halftone order. Rather, it initializes the order,

     * and allocates the levels and bit data arrays. In particular, it

     * sets all of the following fields:

     *

     *    width = operand width

     *    height = operand height

     *    raster = bitmap_raster(operand width)

     *    shift = operand shift

     *    orig_height = operand height

     *    orig_shift = operand strip_shift

     *    num_levels = operand num_levels

     *    num_bits = operand num_bits

     *    procs = operand procs

     *    levels = newly allocated array

     *    bit_data = new allocated array

     *    cache = 0

     *    transfer = 0

     *

     * Since several of the list fields are already set, this call

     * effectively sets them to the values they already have. This is a

     * bit peculiar but not otherwise harmful.

     *

     * For reasons that are not known and are probably historical, the

     * procedure does not initialize the params or screen_params fields.

     * In the unlikely event that these fields are ever contain pointers,

     * we initialize them explicitly here. Wse, params, and scrren_params

     * probably should not occur in the device halftone at all; they are

     * themselves historical artifacts.

     */

    code = gx_ht_alloc_ht_order( &new_order,

                                 new_order.width,

                                 new_order.height,

                                 new_order.num_levels,

                                 new_order.num_bits,

                                 new_order.shift,

                                 new_order.procs,

                                 mem );

    if (code < 0)

        return code;

    memset(&new_order.params, 0, sizeof(new_order.params));

    memset(&new_order.screen_params, 0, sizeof(new_order.screen_params));

    /* fill in the levels and bit_data arrays */

    memcpy(new_order.levels, data, levels_size);

    data += levels_size;

    memcpy(new_order.bit_data, data, bits_size);

    data += bits_size;

    /* process the transfer function */

    code = gx_ht_read_tf(&new_order.transfer, data, data_lim - data, mem);

    if (code < 0) {

        gx_ht_order_release(&new_order, mem, false);

        return code;

    }

    data += code;

    /*

     * Check to see if the order is in ROM. Since it is possible (if not

     * particularly likely) that the command list writer and renderer do

     * not have the same set of ROM-based halftones, the full halftone

     * order is transmitted and compared against the set ROM set provided

     * by the renderer. If there is a match, the transmitted version is

     * discarded and the ROM version used.

     *

     * It is not clear which, if any or the currently used devices

     * provide a ROM-based halftone order set.

     */

    for (i = 0; phtrp[i] != 0; i++) {

        const gx_device_halftone_resource_t *const *    pphtr = phtrp[i]();

        const gx_device_halftone_resource_t *           phtr;

        while ((phtr = *pphtr++) != 0) {

            /*

             * This test does not check for strict equality of the order,

             * nor is strict equality necessary. The ROM data will replace

             * just the levels and bit_data arrays of the transmitted

             * order, so only these must be the same. We don't even care

             * if the ROM's levels and bit_data arrays are larger; we

             * will never check values beyond the range required by the

             * current order.

             */

            if ( phtr->num_levels * sizeof(phtr->levels[0]) >= levels_size &&

                 phtr->Width * phtr->Height * phtr->elt_size >= bits_size  &&

                 memcmp(phtr->levels, new_order.levels, levels_size) == 0  &&

                 memcmp(phtr->bit_data, new_order.bit_data, bits_size) == 0  ) {

                /* the casts below are required to discard const qualifiers */

                gs_free_object(mem, new_order.bit_data, "gx_ht_read_component");

                new_order.bit_data = (void *)phtr->bit_data;

                gs_free_object(mem, new_order.levels, "gx_ht_read_component");

                new_order.levels = (uint *)phtr->levels;

                goto done;

            }

        }

    }

  done:

    /* everything OK, save the order and return the # of bytes read */

    pcomp->corder = new_order;

    pcomp->cname = 0;

    return data - data0;

}

/*

 * Serialize a halftone. The essential step is the serialization of the

 * halftone orders; beyond this only the halftone type must be

 * transmitted.

 *

 * Returns:

 *

 *    0, with *psize set the the amount of space required, if successful

 *

 *    gs_error_rangecheck, with *psize set to the size required, if the

 *        original *psize was not large enough

 *

 *    some other error code, with *psize unchange, in the event of an

 *        error other than lack of space

 */

int

gx_ht_write(

    const gx_device_halftone *  pdht,

    const gx_device *           dev,

    byte *                      data,

    uint *                      psize )

{

    int                         num_dev_comps;

    int                         i, code;

    uint                        req_size = 2, used_size = 2;

                                /* 1 for halftone type, 1 for num_dev_comps */

    /*

     * With the introduction of color models, there should never be a

     * halftone that includes just one component. Enforce this

     * restriction, even though it is not present in much of the rest

     * of the code.

     *

     * NB: the pdht->order field is ignored by this code.

     */

    if (pdht == 0 || pdht->components == 0)

        return_error(gs_error_unregistered); /* Must not happen. */

    num_dev_comps = pdht->num_dev_comp;

    /*

     * The following fields do not need to be transmitted:

     *

     *  order       Ignored by this code (see above).

     *

     *  rc, id      Recreated by the allocation code on the renderer.

     *

     *  lcm_width,  Can be recreated by the de-serialization code on the

     *  lcm_height  the renderer. Since halftones are transmitted

     *              infrequently (for normal jobs), the time required

     *              for re-calculation is not significant.

     *

     * Hence, the only fields that must be serialized are the type,and

     * the number of components.  (The number of components for the halftone

     * may not match the device's if we are compositing with a process color

     * model which does not match the output device.

     *

     * Several halftone components may be identical, but there is

     * currently no simple way to determine this. Halftones are normally

     * transmitted only once per page, so it is not clear that use of

     * such information would significantly reduce command list size.

     */

    /* calculate the required data space */

    for ( i = 0, code = gs_error_rangecheck;

          i < num_dev_comps && code == gs_error_rangecheck;

          i++) {

        uint     tmp_size = 0;

        /* sanity check */

        if (i != pdht->components[i].comp_number)

            return_error(gs_error_unregistered); /* Must not happen. */

        code = gx_ht_write_component( &pdht->components[i],

                                      data,

                                      &tmp_size );

        req_size += tmp_size;

    }

    if (code < 0 && code != gs_error_rangecheck)

        return code;

    else if (*psize < req_size) {

        *psize = req_size;

        return 0;

    }

    req_size = *psize;

    /* the halftone type is known to fit in a byte */

    *data++ = (byte)pdht->type;

    /* the number of components is known to fit in a byte */

    *data++ = (byte)num_dev_comps;

    /* serialize the halftone components */

    for (i = 0, code = 0; i < num_dev_comps && code == 0; i++) {

        uint    tmp_size = req_size - used_size;

        code = gx_ht_write_component( &pdht->components[i],

                                      data,

                                      &tmp_size );

        used_size += tmp_size;

        data += tmp_size;

    }

    if (code < 0) {

        if (code == gs_error_rangecheck)

            code = gs_error_unknownerror;

        return code;

    }

    *psize = used_size;

    return 0;

}

/*

 * Reconstruct a halftone from its serial representation, and install it

 * as the current halftone. The buffer provided is expected to be large

 * enough to hold the entire halftone.

 *

 * The reading and installation phases are combined in this routine so as

 * to avoid unnecessarily allocating a device halftone and its component

 * array, just to release them immediately after installation is complete.

 * There is also not much reason to reconstuct a halftone except to make

 * it the current halftone.

 *

 * Returns the number of bytes read, or <0 in the event of an error.

 */

int

gx_ht_read_and_install(

    gs_gstate        *       pgs,

    const gx_device *       dev,

    const byte *            data,

    uint                    size,

    gs_memory_t *           mem )

{

    gx_ht_order_component   components[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];

    gx_ht_order_component   components_save[GX_DEVICE_COLOR_MAX_COMPONENTS];

    const byte *            data0 = data;

    gx_device_halftone      dht;

    int                     num_dev_comps;

    int                     i, code;

    /* fill in some fixed fields */

    memset(&dht.order, 0, sizeof(dht.order));

    memset(&dht.rc, 0, sizeof(dht.rc));

    dht.id = gs_no_id;      /* updated during installation */

    dht.components = components;

    dht.lcm_width = 1;      /* recalculated during installation */

    dht.lcm_height = 1;

    /* clear pointers in the components array in case we need to abort */

    memset(components, 0, sizeof(components));

    /* get the halftone type */

    if (size < 2)

        return_error(gs_error_rangecheck);

    dht.type = (gs_halftone_type)(*data++);

    num_dev_comps = dht.num_dev_comp = dht.num_comp = *data++;

    size -= 2;

    /* process the component orders */

    for (i = 0, code = 0; i < num_dev_comps && code >= 0; i++) {

        components[i].comp_number = i;

        code = gx_ht_read_component(&components[i], data, size, mem);

        if (code >= 0) {

            size -= code;

            data += code;

        }

    }

    /* if everything is OK, install the halftone */

    if (code >= 0) {

        /* save since the 'install' copies the order, but then clears the source order  */

        for (i = 0; i < num_dev_comps; i++)

            components_save[i] = components[i];

        code = gx_gstate_dev_ht_install(pgs, &dht, dht.type, dev, HT_OBJTYPE_DEFAULT);

        if (code >= 0) {

            for (i = 0; i < num_dev_comps; i++)

                gx_ht_order_release(&components_save[i].corder, mem, false);

        }

    }

    /*

     * If installation failed, discard the allocated elements. We can't

     * use the gx_device_halftone_release procedure, as the components

     * array is on the stack rather than in the heap.

     */

    if (code < 0) {

        for (i = 0; i < num_dev_comps; i++)

            gx_ht_order_release(&components[i].corder, mem, false);

    }

    return code < 0 ? code : data - data0;

}