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Revert "Remove YUV blitting functions and LCD modes"

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This reverts commit fe6aa21e9e.

Change-Id: I8bb1e5d6c52ed1478002d2140ef494ec5d62b8e3
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Solomon Peachy 2022-10-13 11:03:53 -04:00
parent f9ea1fc79d
commit 418169aff8
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firmware/drivers/lcd-color-common.c
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@ -220,6 +220,195 @@ static inline int clamp(int val, int min, int max)
return val;
}
#ifndef _WIN32
/*
* weak attribute doesn't work for win32 as of gcc 4.6.2 and binutils 2.21.52
* When building win32 simulators, we won't be using an optimized version of
* lcd_blit_yuv(), so just don't use the weak attribute.
*/
__attribute__((weak))
#endif
void lcd_yuv_set_options(unsigned options)
{
(void)options;
}
/* Draw a partial YUV colour bitmap */
#ifndef _WIN32
__attribute__((weak))
#endif
void lcd_blit_yuv(unsigned char * const src[3],
int src_x, int src_y, int stride,
int x, int y, int width, int height)
{
const unsigned char *ysrc, *usrc, *vsrc;
int linecounter;
fb_data *dst, *row_end;
long z;
/* width and height must be >= 2 and an even number */
width &= ~1;
linecounter = height >> 1;
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
dst = FBADDR(x, y);
row_end = dst + width;
#else
dst = FBADDR(LCD_WIDTH - y - 1, x);
row_end = dst + LCD_WIDTH * width;
#endif
z = stride * src_y;
ysrc = src[0] + z + src_x;
usrc = src[1] + (z >> 2) + (src_x >> 1);
vsrc = src[2] + (usrc - src[1]);
/* stride => amount to jump from end of last row to start of next */
stride -= width;
/* upsampling, YUV->RGB conversion and reduction to RGB565 in one go */
do
{
do
{
int y, cb, cr, rv, guv, bu, r, g, b;
y = YFAC*(*ysrc++ - 16);
cb = *usrc++ - 128;
cr = *vsrc++ - 128;
rv = RVFAC*cr;
guv = GUFAC*cb + GVFAC*cr;
bu = BUFAC*cb;
r = y + rv;
g = y + guv;
b = y + bu;
if ((unsigned)(r | g | b) > 64*256-1)
{
r = clamp(r, 0, 64*256-1);
g = clamp(g, 0, 64*256-1);
b = clamp(b, 0, 64*256-1);
}
*dst = FB_RGBPACK(r >> 6, g >> 6, b >> 6);
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
dst++;
#else
dst += LCD_WIDTH;
#endif
y = YFAC*(*ysrc++ - 16);
r = y + rv;
g = y + guv;
b = y + bu;
if ((unsigned)(r | g | b) > 64*256-1)
{
r = clamp(r, 0, 64*256-1);
g = clamp(g, 0, 64*256-1);
b = clamp(b, 0, 64*256-1);
}
*dst = FB_RGBPACK(r >> 6, g >> 6, b >> 6);
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
dst++;
#else
dst += LCD_WIDTH;
#endif
}
while (dst < row_end);
ysrc += stride;
usrc -= width >> 1;
vsrc -= width >> 1;
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
row_end += LCD_WIDTH;
dst += LCD_WIDTH - width;
#else
row_end -= 1;
dst -= LCD_WIDTH*width + 1;
#endif
do
{
int y, cb, cr, rv, guv, bu, r, g, b;
y = YFAC*(*ysrc++ - 16);
cb = *usrc++ - 128;
cr = *vsrc++ - 128;
rv = RVFAC*cr;
guv = GUFAC*cb + GVFAC*cr;
bu = BUFAC*cb;
r = y + rv;
g = y + guv;
b = y + bu;
if ((unsigned)(r | g | b) > 64*256-1)
{
r = clamp(r, 0, 64*256-1);
g = clamp(g, 0, 64*256-1);
b = clamp(b, 0, 64*256-1);
}
*dst = FB_RGBPACK(r >> 6, g >> 6, b >> 6);
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
dst++;
#else
dst += LCD_WIDTH;
#endif
y = YFAC*(*ysrc++ - 16);
r = y + rv;
g = y + guv;
b = y + bu;
if ((unsigned)(r | g | b) > 64*256-1)
{
r = clamp(r, 0, 64*256-1);
g = clamp(g, 0, 64*256-1);
b = clamp(b, 0, 64*256-1);
}
*dst = FB_RGBPACK(r >> 6, g >> 6, b >> 6);
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
dst++;
#else
dst += LCD_WIDTH;
#endif
}
while (dst < row_end);
ysrc += stride;
usrc += stride >> 1;
vsrc += stride >> 1;
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
row_end += LCD_WIDTH;
dst += LCD_WIDTH - width;
#else
row_end -= 1;
dst -= LCD_WIDTH*width + 1;
#endif
}
while (--linecounter > 0);
#if LCD_WIDTH >= LCD_HEIGHT
lcd_update_rect(x, y, width, height);
#else
lcd_update_rect(LCD_WIDTH - y - height, x, height, width);
#endif
}
/* Fill a rectangle with a gradient. This function draws only the partial
* gradient. It assumes the original gradient is src_height high and skips
* the first few rows. This is useful for drawing only the bottom half of