// Copyright (c) 2009 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. // yuv_row internal functions to handle YUV conversion and scaling to RGB. // These functions are used from both yuv_convert.cc and yuv_scale.cc. // TODO(fbarchard): Write function that can handle rotation and scaling. #ifndef MEDIA_BASE_YUV_ROW_H_ #define MEDIA_BASE_YUV_ROW_H_ #include "base/basictypes.h" extern "C" { // Can only do 1x. // This is the second fastest of the scalers. void FastConvertYUVToRGB32Row(const uint8* y_buf, const uint8* u_buf, const uint8* v_buf, uint8* rgb_buf, int width); // Can do 1x, half size or any scale down by an integer amount. // Step can be negative (mirroring, rotate 180). // This is the third fastest of the scalers. void ConvertYUVToRGB32Row(const uint8* y_buf, const uint8* u_buf, const uint8* v_buf, uint8* rgb_buf, int width, int step); // Rotate is like Convert, but applies different step to Y versus U and V. // This allows rotation by 90 or 270, by stepping by stride. // This is the forth fastest of the scalers. void RotateConvertYUVToRGB32Row(const uint8* y_buf, const uint8* u_buf, const uint8* v_buf, uint8* rgb_buf, int width, int ystep, int uvstep); // Doubler does 4 pixels at a time. Each pixel is replicated. // This is the fastest of the scalers. void DoubleYUVToRGB32Row(const uint8* y_buf, const uint8* u_buf, const uint8* v_buf, uint8* rgb_buf, int width); // Handles arbitrary scaling up or down. // Mirroring is supported, but not 90 or 270 degree rotation. // Chroma is under sampled every 2 pixels for performance. // This is the slowest of the scalers. void ScaleYUVToRGB32Row(const uint8* y_buf, const uint8* u_buf, const uint8* v_buf, uint8* rgb_buf, int width, int scaled_dx); } // extern "C" #if !defined(USE_MMX) // Windows, Mac and Linux use MMX #if defined(ARCH_CPU_X86) || (defined(ARCH_CPU_X86_64) && defined(OS_LINUX)) #define USE_MMX 1 #else #define USE_MMX 0 #endif #endif // x64 uses MMX2 (SSE) so emms is not required. #if USE_MMX && !defined(ARCH_CPU_X86_64) #if defined(_MSC_VER) #define EMMS() __asm emms #else #define EMMS() asm("emms") #endif #else #define EMMS() #endif #endif // MEDIA_BASE_YUV_ROW_H_