Rename and reorder everything to make more sense.
- Moved input tables into their own struct and renamed them to what
they actually represent.
- Renamed pretty much every variable to comform to our style and
to make sense.
- Removed the lastCG stuff, as the function already gets passed the
last coeff anyway. (it was named width, what the hell?)
This is to prepare for changing the code using the floating point table
to use the fixed point table instead.
This also allows reducing the size of the fractional part, which was
useful for finding every place where the the fixed point presentation
is relied upon.
Adds fields lambda, lambda_sqrt and qp to encoder_state_t. Drops field
cur_lambda_cost_sqrt from encoder_state_config_frame_t and renames
cur_lambda_cost to lambda.
The includes should make more sense now and not just happen to compile
due to headers included from other headers.
Used a modified version of IWYU. Modifications were to attribute int8_t
and so on to stdint.h instead of sys/types.h and immintrin.h instead of
more specific headers.
include-what-you-use 0.7 (git:b70df35)
based on clang version 3.9.0 (trunk 264728)
Add module information to all header files.
Update all header file documentations to briefly say what they are, and
to use the javadoc format so the brief actually gets included into the
doxygen documentation.
Remove \file from implementation files, in order to not repeat the info
from the header files.
Add files under strategies and tools to Doxygen and update the Doxygen
settings to be just plain better.
Make README be the main page of Doxygen documentation.
- It's so widely used that there isn't really need to emphasize that
it's the encoders state. Also, it isn't really the encoders state,
but encoding jobs state.
- Everyone who has contributed code to the project has been asked to license
their contributions under LPGL and they have agreed.
- COPYING file changed to say LGPLv2.1 instead of GPLv2.
- GPL changed to LGPL in the header of every single file that a header and
header added to the few that were missing one.
- Also.. Happy new year!
- There is some stuff from sign hiding left intermingled with rdoq code,
but I don't want to change the code too before testing that I didn't
break anything.
- Remove cu_info.intra[].cost and bitcost as unnecessary.
- Add luma_mode_bits to complement chroma_mode_bits and remove
intra_pred_ratecost as unneccessary. Difference is that intra_pred_ratecost
was more coarse and included chroma mode with the assumption that it would
be the same as chroma.
- intra_build_reference_border was overflowing at depth 0 because it uses
arrays just large enough to accommodate 32x32 transforms, which is the
biggest transform.
- For similar reasons search_intra_rough doesn't work at depth 0.
- The --rd=3 mode tries all modes with transform search. It also works without
rough search so it was used to test depth 0 search. If --rd=3 is not on intra
split at depth 0 is not searched for.
Conflicts:
src/search.c
- Because cost was calculated even though there were no coefficients, these
very good modes were less likely to be selected.
- Added assert to encode_coeff_nxn to avoid these problems in the future.
- It's meant for checking if there are any coefficients, but we don't use it
and it's annoying to remember to initialize it and pass it around. The
benefit should be quite small anyway.
