testimg.h

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/*
    This file is part of darktable,
    Copyright (C) 2020 Martin Burri.
    Copyright (C) 2020 Pascal Obry.
    Copyright (C) 2022 Martin Bařinka.
    
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*/
/*
 * Test image generation, access, printing etc. to be used for unit testing with
 * cmocka.
 *
 * Please see ../README.md for more detailed documentation.
 */
 
typedef struct Testimg
{
  int width;
  int height;
  float *pixels;  // [0]=red, [1]=green, [2]=blue, [3]=misc/mask
  const char* name;
} Testimg;
 
 
/*
 * Creation/deletion
 */
 
// standard dynamic range for test images in EV:
#define TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV 15
 
// standard width/height for test images:
#define TESTIMG_STD_WIDTH (TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV + 1)
#define TESTIMG_STD_HEIGHT (TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV + 1)
 
// allocate an empty test image:
Testimg *testimg_alloc(const int width, const int height);
 
// free test image after usage:
void testimg_free(Testimg *const ti);
 
 
/*
 * Access
 */
 
// access pixel (x -> width, y -> height):
inline float* get_pixel(const Testimg *const ti, const int x, const int y)
{
  // y * width + x, so pixel at index 2 is top row, 2nd from left:
  return ti->pixels + (y * ti->width + x) * 4;
}
 
// iterate over test images (x in outer loop):
#define for_testimg_pixels_p_xy(ti) \
  for (int x=0, y=0; x<ti->width; x+=1, y=0)\
    for (float *p=get_pixel(ti, x, y); y<ti->height; y+=1, p=get_pixel(ti, x, y))
 
// iterate over test images (y in outer loop):
#define for_testimg_pixels_p_yx(ti) \
  for (int y=0, x=0; y<ti->height; y+=1, x=0)\
    for (float *p=get_pixel(ti, x, y); x<ti->width; x+=1, p=get_pixel(ti, x, y))
 
 
/*
 * Printing
 */
 
// print a color channel of a test image:
void testimg_print_chan(const Testimg *const ti, const int chan_idx);
 
// print a whole image, each color channel separately:
void testimg_print_by_chan(const Testimg *const ti);
 
// print a whole image, each pixel separately:
void testimg_print_by_pixel(const Testimg *const ti);
 
// default print:
#define testimg_print testimg_print_by_pixel
 
 
/*
 * Conversion
 */
 
// convert a test image to log-RGB with fixed white point of 1.0f and dynamic
// range of TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV:
Testimg *testimg_to_log(Testimg *ti);
 
// convert a single value to log-RGB with fixed white point of 1.0f and dynamic
// range of TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV:
float testimg_val_to_log(const float val);
 
// convert a test image to exp-RGB (i.e. a test image in log-RGB back to
// linear-RGB) with fixed white point 1.0f and dynamic range
// TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV:
Testimg *testimg_to_exp(Testimg *ti);
 
// convert a single value to exp-RGB (i.e. a value in log-RGB back to
// linear-RGB) with fixed white point 1.0f and dynamic range
// TESTIMG_STD_DYN_RANGE_EV:
float testimg_val_to_exp(const float val);
 
 
/*
 * Constant color image generation
 */
 
// create an image of given size with constant grey color:
Testimg *testimg_gen_all_grey(const int width, const int height,
  const float value);
 
// create a purely black image:
Testimg *testimg_gen_all_black(const int width, const int height);
 
// create a purely white image:
Testimg *testimg_gen_all_white(const int width, const int height);
 
 
/*
 * Full color space image generation
 */
 
// create a grey gradient from black (left) to white (right) with given width
// and fixed height=1:
Testimg *testimg_gen_grey_space(const int width);
 
// create a gradient of 1 color from black (left) to white (right) with given
// width and height=1 (0=red, 1=green, 2=blue):
Testimg *testimg_gen_single_color_space(const int width, const int color_index);
 
// create a gradient of 3 colors from black (left) to white (right) with given
// width and height=3 (y=0 -> red, y=1 -> green, y=2 -> blue):
Testimg *testimg_gen_three_color_space(const int width);
 
// create a full rgb color space of given width and fixed height=width*width:
Testimg *testimg_gen_rgb_space(const int width);
 
 
/*
 * Bad and nonsense value image generation
 */
 
// create greyscale pixels with max dynamic range values from FLT_MIN to FLT_MAX
// with height=1 (note: values are in the range ]0.0; +inf[):
Testimg *testimg_gen_grey_max_dr();
 
// create greyscale pixels with max dynamic range values from -FLT_MAX to
// -FLT_MIN and -0.0 with height=1 (note: values are in the range ]-inf; 0.0]):
Testimg *testimg_gen_grey_max_dr_neg();
 
// create 3 "grey'ish" gradients where in each one a color dominates and clips:
// height: 3, y=0 => red clips, y=1 => green clips, y=2 => blue clips
Testimg *testimg_gen_grey_with_rgb_clipping(const int width);
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