Fix 8bit to 10bit input conversion regression

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Ari Koivula 2016-08-25 22:09:40 +03:00
parent 27789125d8
commit 64d631c174

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@ -90,6 +90,33 @@ static void shift_to_bitdepth(kvz_pixel* input, int size, int from_bitdepth, int
} }
// Shift and copy 1-byte aligned samples to 2-byte aligned array
static void shift_to_bitdepth_and_spread(kvz_pixel *input,
int size,
int from_bitdepth,
int to_bitdepth)
{
assert(sizeof(kvz_pixel) > 1);
int shift = to_bitdepth - from_bitdepth;
unsigned char *byte_buf = (unsigned char *)input;
// Starting from the back of the 1-byte samples, copy each sample to it's
// place in the 2-byte per sample array, overwriting the bytes that have
// already been copied in the process.
// Even though the two pointers are aliased, this should work because the
// future values read through byte_buf poiner never change as a result of
// writing through input pointer.
for (int i = size - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
// Shifting by a negative number is undefined.
if (shift > 0) {
input[i] = byte_buf[i] << shift;
} else {
input[i] = byte_buf[i] >> shift;
}
}
}
bool machine_is_big_endian() bool machine_is_big_endian()
{ {
uint16_t number = 1; uint16_t number = 1;
@ -127,10 +154,12 @@ static int yuv_io_read_plane(
if (machine_is_big_endian()) { if (machine_is_big_endian()) {
swap_16b_buffer_bytes(out_buf, buf_length); swap_16b_buffer_bytes(out_buf, buf_length);
} }
if (in_bitdepth != out_bitdepth) {
shift_to_bitdepth(out_buf, buf_length, in_bitdepth, out_bitdepth);
} }
if (in_bitdepth <= 8 && out_bitdepth > 8) {
shift_to_bitdepth_and_spread(out_buf, buf_length, in_bitdepth, out_bitdepth);
} else if (in_bitdepth != out_bitdepth) {
shift_to_bitdepth(out_buf, buf_length, in_bitdepth, out_bitdepth);
} }
return 1; return 1;