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Diffstat (limited to 'nx-X11/programs/Xserver')
| -rw-r--r-- | nx-X11/programs/Xserver/hw/nxagent/Image.c | 349 |
1 files changed, 149 insertions, 200 deletions
diff --git a/nx-X11/programs/Xserver/hw/nxagent/Image.c b/nx-X11/programs/Xserver/hw/nxagent/Image.c index 6c239012b..890706ba5 100644 --- a/nx-X11/programs/Xserver/hw/nxagent/Image.c +++ b/nx-X11/programs/Xserver/hw/nxagent/Image.c @@ -59,9 +59,8 @@ #undef DUMP /* - * Don't pack the images having a width, a - * height or a data size smaller or equal - * to these thresholds. + * Don't pack the images having a width, a height or a data size + * smaller or equal to these thresholds. */ #define IMAGE_PACK_WIDTH 2 @@ -69,16 +68,14 @@ #define IMAGE_PACK_LENGTH 512 /* - * Compress the image with a lossless encoder - * if the percentage of discrete pixels in the - * image is below this threshold. + * Compress the image with a lossless encoder if the percentage of + * discrete pixels in the image is below this threshold. */ #define IMAGE_UNIQUE_RATIO 10 /* - * Preferred pack and split parameters we - * got from the NX transport. + * Preferred pack and split parameters we got from the NX transport. */ int nxagentPackLossless = -1; @@ -94,8 +91,8 @@ int nxagentAlphaEnabled = 0; int nxagentAlphaCompat = 0; /* - * Used to reformat image when connecting to - * displays having different byte order. + * Used to reformat image when connecting to displays having different + * byte order. */ extern void nxagentBitOrderInvert(unsigned char *, int); @@ -110,8 +107,7 @@ extern void nxagentFourByteSwap(register unsigned char *, register int); static VisualID nxagentUnpackVisualId[MAX_CONNECTIONS]; /* - * Store the last alpha data set for the - * client. + * Store the last alpha data set for the client. */ typedef struct _UnpackAlpha @@ -126,9 +122,8 @@ typedef UnpackAlphaRec *UnpackAlphaPtr; static UnpackAlphaPtr nxagentUnpackAlpha[MAX_CONNECTIONS]; /* - * Encode the imade alpha channel by using - * a specific encoding, separating it from - * the rest of the RGB data. + * Encode the imade alpha channel by using a specific encoding, + * separating it from the rest of the RGB data. */ static char *nxagentImageAlpha(XImage *ximage); @@ -141,10 +136,9 @@ static void nxagentSetUnpackAlpha(DrawablePtr pDrawable, XImage *pImage, ClientP static char *nxagentImageCopy(XImage *source, XImage *destination); /* - * Return true if the image can be cached. - * Don't cache the images packed with the - * bitmap method as the encoding is little - * more expensive than a copy. + * Return true if the image can be cached. Don't cache the images + * packed with the bitmap method as the encoding is little more + * expensive than a copy. */ #define nxagentNeedCache(image, method) \ @@ -152,10 +146,8 @@ static char *nxagentImageCopy(XImage *source, XImage *destination); ((method) != PACK_BITMAP_16M_COLORS) /* - * With the bitmap encoding, if the image - * is 32 bits-per-pixel the 4th byte is not - * transmitted, so we don't need to clean - * the image. + * With the bitmap encoding, if the image is 32 bits-per-pixel the 4th + * byte is not transmitted, so we don't need to clean the image. */ #define nxagentNeedClean(image, method) \ @@ -188,11 +180,10 @@ ImageStatisticsRec nxagentImageStatistics; int nxagentImageReformat(char *base, int nbytes, int bpp, int order) { /* - * This is used whenever we need to swap the image data. - * If we got an image from an X server having a different - * endianness, we will need to reformat the image to match - * our own image-order so that ProcGetImage can return - * the expected format to the client. + * This is used whenever we need to swap the image data. If we got + * an image from an X server having a different endianness, we will + * need to reformat the image to match our own image-order so that + * ProcGetImage can return the expected format to the client. */ switch (bpp) @@ -298,10 +289,9 @@ int nxagentImagePad(int width, int format, int leftPad, int depth) } /* - * Only copy the data, not the structure. - * The data pointed by the destination is - * lost. Used to clone two images that - * point to the same data. + * Only copy the data, not the structure. The data pointed by the + * destination is lost. Used to clone two images that point to the + * same data. */ char *nxagentImageCopy(XImage *source, XImage *destination) @@ -344,8 +334,7 @@ char *nxagentImageAlpha(XImage *image) } /* - * The image is supposed to be in - * server order. + * The image is supposed to be in server order. */ int offset = (image -> byte_order == MSBFirst) ? 0 : 3; @@ -364,8 +353,7 @@ char *nxagentImageAlpha(XImage *image) } /* - * Write down the image cache statistics - * to the buffer. + * Write down the image cache statistics to the buffer. */ void nxagentImageStatisticsHandler(char **buffer, int type) @@ -381,9 +369,8 @@ FIXME: Agent cache statistics have to be implemented. } /* - * This should be called only for drawables - * having a depth of 32. In the other cases, - * it would only generate useless traffic. + * This should be called only for drawables having a depth of 32. In + * the other cases, it would only generate useless traffic. */ void nxagentSetUnpackAlpha(DrawablePtr pDrawable, XImage *pImage, ClientPtr pClient) @@ -404,16 +391,15 @@ void nxagentSetUnpackAlpha(DrawablePtr pDrawable, XImage *pImage, ClientPtr pCli } /* - * If we are synchronizing the drawable, discard - * any unpack alpha stored for the client. The - * alpha data, in fact, may be still traveling - * and so we either wait until the end of the - * split or send a fresh copy. + * If we are synchronizing the drawable, discard any unpack alpha + * stored for the client. The alpha data, in fact, may be still + * traveling and so we either wait until the end of the split or + * send a fresh copy. */ /* -FIXME: Here the split trap is always set and so the caching of - the alpha channel is useless. I remember we set the trap - because of the cursor but why is it always set now? +FIXME: Here the split trap is always set and so the caching of the + alpha channel is useless. I remember we set the trap because of + the cursor but why is it always set now? */ #ifdef DEBUG fprintf(stderr, "nxagentSetUnpackAlpha: Checking alpha channel for client [%d] with trap [%d].\n", @@ -431,9 +417,8 @@ FIXME: Here the split trap is always set and so the caching of #endif /* - * Check if we are connected to a newer proxy - * version and so can send the alpha data in - * compressed form. + * Check if we are connected to a newer proxy version and so can + * send the alpha data in compressed form. */ if (nxagentAlphaCompat == 0) @@ -480,8 +465,7 @@ FIXME: Here the split trap is always set and so the caching of } /* - * The NX agent's implementation of the - * X server's image functions. + * The NX agent's implementation of the X server's image functions. */ void nxagentPutImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, @@ -502,9 +486,8 @@ void nxagentPutImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, #endif /* - * If the display is down and there is not an - * nxagent attached, sleep for a while but - * still give a chance to the client to write + * If the display is down and there is not an nxagent attached, + * sleep for a while but still give a chance to the client to write * to the framebuffer. */ @@ -527,11 +510,11 @@ void nxagentPutImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, } /* - * This is of little use because clients usually write - * to windows only after an expose event, and, in the - * rare case they use a direct put image to the window - * (for a media player it should be a necessity), they - * are likely to monitor the visibility of the window. + * This is of little use because clients usually write to windows + * only after an expose event, and, in the rare case they use a + * direct put image to the window (for a media player it should be a + * necessity), they are likely to monitor the visibility of the + * window. */ if (nxagentOption(IgnoreVisibility) == 0 && pDrawable -> type == DRAWABLE_WINDOW && @@ -548,9 +531,8 @@ void nxagentPutImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, } /* - * This is more interesting. Check if the operation - * will produce a visible result based on the clip - * list of the window and the GC. + * This is more interesting. Check if the operation will produce a + * visible result based on the clip list of the window and the GC. */ pRegion = nxagentCreateRegion(pDrawable, pGC, dstX, dstY, dstWidth, dstHeight); @@ -607,9 +589,8 @@ FIXME: Should use these. } /* - * We are going to realize the operation - * on the real display. Let's check if - * the link is down. + * We are going to realize the operation on the real display. Let's + * check if the link is down. */ if (NXDisplayError(nxagentDisplay) == 1) @@ -618,13 +599,11 @@ FIXME: Should use these. } /* - * Mark the region as corrupted and skip the operation - * if we went out of bandwidth. The drawable will be - * synchronized at later time. Don't do that if the - * image is likely to be a shape or a clip mask, if we - * are here because we are actually synchronizing the - * drawable or if the drawable's corrupted region is - * over-age. + * Mark the region as corrupted and skip the operation if we went + * out of bandwidth. The drawable will be synchronized at later + * time. Don't do that if the image is likely to be a shape or a + * clip mask, if we are here because we are actually synchronizing + * the drawable or if the drawable's corrupted region is over-age. */ if (NXAGENT_SHOULD_DEFER_PUTIMAGE(pDrawable)) @@ -676,8 +655,7 @@ FIXME: Should use these. #endif /* - * Check whether we need to enclose the - * image in a split sequence. + * Check whether we need to enclose the image in a split sequence. */ /* FIXME: Should we disable the split with link LAN? @@ -689,12 +667,11 @@ FIXME: Should we disable the split with link LAN? split = (nxagentOption(Streaming) == 1 && nxagentOption(LinkType) != LINK_TYPE_NONE /* -FIXME: Do we stream the images from GLX or Xv? If we do that, - we should also write on the frame buffer, including the - images put on windows, to be able to reconstruct the - region that is out of sync. Surely we should not try to - cache the GLX and Xv images in memory or save them in - the image cache on disk. +FIXME: Do we stream the images from GLX or Xv? If we do that, we + should also write on the frame buffer, including the images put + on windows, to be able to reconstruct the region that is out of + sync. Surely we should not try to cache the GLX and Xv images + in memory or save them in the image cache on disk. */ /* FIXME: Temporarily stream the GLX data. @@ -705,8 +682,7 @@ FIXME: Temporarily stream the GLX data. ); /* - * Never split images whose depth - * is less than 15. + * Never split images whose depth is less than 15. */ if (split == 1 && (nxagentSplitTrap == 1 || depth < 15)) @@ -750,9 +726,8 @@ FIXME: Temporarily stream the GLX data. #endif /* - * If the image was originated by a GLX - * or Xvideo request, temporarily disable - * the use of the cache. + * If the image was originated by a GLX or Xvideo request, + * temporarily disable the use of the cache. */ if (nxagentOption(LinkType) != LINK_TYPE_NONE && @@ -768,17 +743,15 @@ FIXME: Temporarily stream the GLX data. } /* - * Enclose the next messages in a split - * sequence. The proxy will tell us if - * the split took place. + * Enclose the next messages in a split sequence. The proxy will + * tell us if the split took place. */ if (split == 1) { /* - * If the drawable is already being split, - * expand the region. Currently drawables - * can't have more than a single split + * If the drawable is already being split, expand the + * region. Currently drawables can't have more than a single split * region. */ @@ -789,9 +762,8 @@ FIXME: Temporarily stream the GLX data. (void *) pDrawable); #endif /* -FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with - the region being split to also invalidate - the commits. +FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with the region being + split to also invalidate the commits. */ nxagentMarkCorruptedRegion(pDrawable, pRegion); @@ -800,9 +772,8 @@ FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with else { /* - * Assign a new resource to the drawable. - * Will also assign the GC to use for the - * operation. + * Assign a new resource to the drawable. Will also assign the + * GC to use for the operation. */ resource = nxagentCreateSplit(pDrawable, &pGC); @@ -824,12 +795,11 @@ FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with NXEndSplit(nxagentDisplay, resource); /* - * Now we need to check if all the messages went - * straight through the output stream or any of - * them required a split. If no split will take - * place, we will remove the association with the - * drawable and release the resource at the time - * we will handle the no-split event. + * Now we need to check if all the messages went straight through + * the output stream or any of them required a split. If no split + * will take place, we will remove the association with the + * drawable and release the resource at the time we will handle + * the no-split event. */ split = nxagentWaitSplitEvent(resource); @@ -843,10 +813,9 @@ FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with #endif /* - * Marking the corrupted region we will check - * if the region intersects the split region, - * therefore the split region must be added - * later. + * Marking the corrupted region we will check if the region + * intersects the split region, therefore the split region must + * be added later. */ nxagentMarkCorruptedRegion(pDrawable, pRegion); @@ -872,9 +841,8 @@ FIXME: Should probably intersect the region with if (nxagentDrawableStatus(pDrawable) == NotSynchronized) { /* - * We just covered the drawable with - * a solid image. We can consider the - * overlapping region as synchronized. + * We just covered the drawable with a solid image. We can + * consider the overlapping region as synchronized. */ #ifdef TEST @@ -919,8 +887,8 @@ void nxagentRealizeImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, int totalHeight; /* - * NXPutPackedImage is longer than PutPackedImage - * so that we subtract the bigger one to be sure. + * NXPutPackedImage is longer than PutPackedImage so that we + * subtract the bigger one to be sure. */ const int subSize = (MAX_REQUEST_SIZE << 2) - sizeof(xNXPutPackedImageReq); @@ -1085,13 +1053,13 @@ void nxagentPutSubImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, GCPtr pGC, int depth, /* * XCreateImage is the place where the leftPad should be passed. - * The image data is received from our client unmodified. In - * theory what we would need to do is just creating an appropri- - * ate XImage structure based on the incoming data and let Xlib - * do the rest. Probably we don't have to pass leftPad again in - * the src_x of XPutImage otherwise the src_x would make Xlib - * to take into account the xoffset field twice. Unfortunately - * passing the leftPad doesn't work. + * The image data is received from our client unmodified. In theory + * what we would need to do is just creating an appropriate XImage + * structure based on the incoming data and let Xlib do the + * rest. Probably we don't have to pass leftPad again in the src_x + * of XPutImage otherwise the src_x would make Xlib to take into + * account the xoffset field twice. Unfortunately passing the + * leftPad doesn't work. * * plainImage = XCreateImage(nxagentDisplay, pVisual, * depth, format, leftPad, data, @@ -1145,10 +1113,9 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. #endif /* - * We got the image data from the X client or - * from the frame-buffer with our own endianness. - * Byte swap the image data if the display has - * a different endianness than our own. + * We got the image data from the X client or from the frame-buffer + * with our own endianness. Byte swap the image data if the display + * has a different endianness than our own. */ if (nxagentImageNormalize(plainImage) != 0) @@ -1165,10 +1132,9 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. #endif /* - * Check if the user requested to pack the - * image but don't pack it if we are not - * connected to a proxy or if the depth is - * less than 15 bpp. + * Check if the user requested to pack the image but don't pack it + * if we are not connected to a proxy or if the depth is less than + * 15 bpp. */ pack = (nxagentOption(LinkType) != LINK_TYPE_NONE && @@ -1179,9 +1145,8 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. if (pack == 1 && lossless == 0) { /* - * Force the image to be sent as a plain - * bitmap if we don't have any lossless - * encoder available. + * Force the image to be sent as a plain bitmap if we don't have + * any lossless encoder available. */ if (w <= IMAGE_PACK_WIDTH || h <= IMAGE_PACK_HEIGHT || @@ -1220,8 +1185,8 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. if (pack == 1) { /* - * Set the geometry and alpha channel - * to be used for the unpacked image. + * Set the geometry and alpha channel to be used for the unpacked + * image. */ if (nxagentUnpackVisualId[client -> index] != pVisual -> visualid) @@ -1237,9 +1202,8 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. } /* - * Check if the image is supposed to carry - * the alpha data in the fourth byte and, - * if so, send the alpha channel using the + * Check if the image is supposed to carry the alpha data in the + * fourth byte and, if so, send the alpha channel using the * specific encoding. */ @@ -1249,46 +1213,43 @@ FIXME: Should use an unpack resource here. } /* - * If the image doesn't come from the XVideo or the - * GLX extension try to locate it in the cache. The - * case of the lossless trap is also special, as we - * want to eventually encode the image again using - * a lossless compression. + * If the image doesn't come from the XVideo or the GLX extension + * try to locate it in the cache. The case of the lossless trap is + * also special, as we want to eventually encode the image again + * using a lossless compression. */ /* -FIXME: Should try to locate the image anyway, if the lossless - trap is set, and if the image was encoded by a lossy - compressor, roll back the changes and encode the image - again using the preferred method. +FIXME: Should try to locate the image anyway, if the lossless trap is + set, and if the image was encoded by a lossy compressor, roll + back the changes and encode the image again using the preferred + method. */ if (nxagentNeedCache(plainImage, packMethod) && nxagentGlxTrap == 0 && nxagentXvTrap == 0 && nxagentLosslessTrap == 0 && NXImageCacheSize > 0) { /* - * Be sure that the padding bits are - * cleaned before calculating the MD5 - * checksum. + * Be sure that the padding bits are cleaned before calculating + * the MD5 checksum. */ /* FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that - provides a statistics report, in text format, telling - for example how many images were searched in the cache, - how many were found, how many drawables are to be synch- - ronized, etc. This statistics report would be included - by the proxy in its stat output. + provides a statistics report, in text format, telling for + example how many images were searched in the cache, how many + were found, how many drawables are to be synchronized, + etc. This statistics report would be included by the proxy in + its stat output. */ clean = 1; NXCleanImage(plainImage); /* - * Will return a pointer to the image and checksum - * taken from the cache, if found. If the image is - * not found, the function returns a null image and - * a pointer to the calculated checksum. It is up - * to the application to free the memory. We will - * use the checksum to add the image in the cache. + * Will return a pointer to the image and checksum taken from + * the cache, if found. If the image is not found, the function + * returns a null image and a pointer to the calculated + * checksum. It is up to the application to free the memory. We + * will use the checksum to add the image in the cache. */ packedImage = NXCacheFindImage(plainImage, &packMethod, &packedChecksum); @@ -1325,9 +1286,8 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that } /* - * If a specific encoder was not mandated, - * try to guess if a lossless encoder will - * compress better. + * If a specific encoder was not mandated, try to guess if a + * lossless encoder will compress better. */ if (lossless == 0 && nxagentOption(Adaptive) == 1) @@ -1355,8 +1315,7 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that } /* - * Encode the image using the selected - * pack method. + * Encode the image using the selected pack method. */ if (packMethod == PACK_RLE_16M_COLORS || @@ -1364,13 +1323,11 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that packMethod == PACK_BITMAP_16M_COLORS) { /* - * Cleanup the image if we didn't do that yet. - * We assume that the JPEG and PNG compression - * methods will actually ignore the padding - * bytes. In other words, bitmap images prod- - * ucing the same visual output should produce - * compressed images that are bitwise the same - * regardless the padding bits. + * Cleanup the image if we didn't do that yet. We assume that + * the JPEG and PNG compression methods will actually ignore the + * padding bytes. In other words, bitmap images producing the + * same visual output should produce compressed images that are + * bitwise the same regardless the padding bits. */ if (clean == 0) @@ -1386,12 +1343,10 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that switch (packMethod) { /* - * If nothing is done by the bitmap encoder, - * it saves an allocation and a memory copy - * by setting the data field of the packed - * image to the original data. We need to - * check this at the time we will free the - * packed image. + * If nothing is done by the bitmap encoder, it saves an + * allocation and a memory copy by setting the data field of + * the packed image to the original data. We need to check + * this at the time we will free the packed image. */ case PACK_BITMAP_16M_COLORS: @@ -1433,8 +1388,8 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that } /* - * If we didn't produce a valid packed - * image, send the image as a X bitmap. + * If we didn't produce a valid packed image, send the image as a X + * bitmap. */ if (packedImage != NULL) @@ -1453,10 +1408,8 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that 0, 0, x, y, w, h); /* - * Add the image only if we have a valid - * checksum. This is the case only if we - * originally tried to find the image in - * cache. + * Add the image only if we have a valid checksum. This is the + * case only if we originally tried to find the image in cache. */ if (NXImageCacheSize > 0 && packedChecksum != NULL) @@ -1467,9 +1420,8 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that #endif /* - * Check if both the plain and the packed - * image point to the same data. In this - * case we need a copy. + * Check if both the plain and the packed image point to the + * same data. In this case we need a copy. */ if (packedImage -> data == plainImage -> data && @@ -1490,19 +1442,17 @@ FIXME: There should be a callback registered by the agent that else { /* - * Clean the image to help the proxy to match - * the checksum in its cache. Do that only if - * the differential compression is enabled and - * if the image is not supposed to carry the - * alpha data in the fourth byte of the pixel. + * Clean the image to help the proxy to match the checksum in its + * cache. Do that only if the differential compression is enabled + * and if the image is not supposed to carry the alpha data in the + * fourth byte of the pixel. */ /* FIXME: If we failed to encode the image by any of the available - methods, for example if we couldn't allocate memory, we - may need to ripristinate the alpha channel, that in the - meanwhile was sent in the unpack alpha message. This can - be done here, if the clean flag is true and we are going - to send a plain image. + methods, for example if we couldn't allocate memory, we may + need to ripristinate the alpha channel, that in the meanwhile + was sent in the unpack alpha message. This can be done here, if + the clean flag is true and we are going to send a plain image. */ if (clean == 0) { @@ -1596,10 +1546,9 @@ void nxagentGetImage(DrawablePtr pDrawable, int x, int y, int w, int h, } /* - * We have to reset the visual cache before - * connecting to another display, so that a - * new unpack geometry can be communicated - * to the new proxy. + * We have to reset the visual cache before connecting to another + * display, so that a new unpack geometry can be communicated to the + * new proxy. */ void nxagentResetVisualCache(void) |