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/*
* Copyright 2013 Google Inc.
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
* found in the LICENSE file.
*/
#ifndef GrBlend_DEFINED
#define GrBlend_DEFINED
#include "include/core/SkTypes.h"
/**
* Equations for alpha-blending.
*/
enum GrBlendEquation {
// Basic blend equations.
kAdd_GrBlendEquation, //<! Cs*S + Cd*D
kSubtract_GrBlendEquation, //<! Cs*S - Cd*D
kReverseSubtract_GrBlendEquation, //<! Cd*D - Cs*S
// Advanced blend equations. These are described in the SVG and PDF specs.
kScreen_GrBlendEquation,
kOverlay_GrBlendEquation,
kDarken_GrBlendEquation,
kLighten_GrBlendEquation,
kColorDodge_GrBlendEquation,
kColorBurn_GrBlendEquation,
kHardLight_GrBlendEquation,
kSoftLight_GrBlendEquation,
kDifference_GrBlendEquation,
kExclusion_GrBlendEquation,
kMultiply_GrBlendEquation,
kHSLHue_GrBlendEquation,
kHSLSaturation_GrBlendEquation,
kHSLColor_GrBlendEquation,
kHSLLuminosity_GrBlendEquation,
Reland "make enum santizer fatal" This is a reland of 166dbd3135e02d0e874591db02f9b1ad7fc961f5 Since last attempt, - update SkPath::Direction docs - kIllegal is not an advanced blend mode Original change's description: > make enum santizer fatal > > This enum sanitizer checks that all the values of the enum we use fall > within the range of the enumerated values. > > The main thing this helps point out is that the size of enum types in > C++ need only be large enough to hold the largest declared value; larger > values are undefined. In practice, most enums are implemented as ints > for compatibility with C, so while this hasn't pointed out anything > egregiously broken, the sanitizer has found a couple possibly dangerous > situations in our codebase. > > For most types using values outside the enum range, we can just > explicitly size them to int. This makes their de facto size de jure. > > But we need to actually make GrBlendEquation and GrBlendCoeff not store > values outside their enumerated range. They're packed into bitfields > that really can't represent those (negative) values. So for these I've > added new kIllegal values to the enums, forcing us to deal with our > once-silent illegal values a bit more explicitly. > > Change-Id: Ib617694cf1aaa83ae99289e9e760f49cb6393a2f > Reviewed-on: https://skia-review.googlesource.com/c/168484 > Reviewed-by: Brian Osman <brianosman@google.com> Cq-Include-Trybots: skia.primary:Housekeeper-PerCommit-Bookmaker,Test-Android-Clang-AndroidOne-GPU-Mali400MP2-arm-Debug-All-Android Change-Id: Id93b80bbeae11872542c9b76715e3c3cb10609fd Reviewed-on: https://skia-review.googlesource.com/c/168582 Reviewed-by: Mike Klein <mtklein@google.com> Commit-Queue: Mike Klein <mtklein@google.com>
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kIllegal_GrBlendEquation,
kFirstAdvancedGrBlendEquation = kScreen_GrBlendEquation,
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kLast_GrBlendEquation = kIllegal_GrBlendEquation,
};
static const int kGrBlendEquationCnt = kLast_GrBlendEquation + 1;
/**
* Coefficients for alpha-blending.
*/
enum GrBlendCoeff {
kZero_GrBlendCoeff, //<! 0
kOne_GrBlendCoeff, //<! 1
kSC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! src color
kISC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus src color
kDC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! dst color
kIDC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus dst color
kSA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! src alpha
kISA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus src alpha
kDA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! dst alpha
kIDA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus dst alpha
kConstC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! constant color
kIConstC_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus constant color
kConstA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! constant color alpha
kIConstA_GrBlendCoeff, //<! one minus constant color alpha
kS2C_GrBlendCoeff,
kIS2C_GrBlendCoeff,
kS2A_GrBlendCoeff,
kIS2A_GrBlendCoeff,
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kIllegal_GrBlendCoeff,
kLast_GrBlendCoeff = kIllegal_GrBlendCoeff,
};
static const int kGrBlendCoeffCnt = kLast_GrBlendCoeff + 1;
static constexpr bool GrBlendCoeffRefsSrc(const GrBlendCoeff coeff) {
return kSC_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kISC_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kSA_GrBlendCoeff == coeff ||
kISA_GrBlendCoeff == coeff;
}
static constexpr bool GrBlendCoeffRefsDst(const GrBlendCoeff coeff) {
return kDC_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kIDC_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kDA_GrBlendCoeff == coeff ||
kIDA_GrBlendCoeff == coeff;
}
static constexpr bool GrBlendCoeffRefsSrc2(const GrBlendCoeff coeff) {
return kS2C_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kIS2C_GrBlendCoeff == coeff ||
kS2A_GrBlendCoeff == coeff || kIS2A_GrBlendCoeff == coeff;
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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}
static constexpr bool GrBlendCoeffsUseSrcColor(GrBlendCoeff srcCoeff, GrBlendCoeff dstCoeff) {
return kZero_GrBlendCoeff != srcCoeff || GrBlendCoeffRefsSrc(dstCoeff);
}
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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static constexpr bool GrBlendCoeffsUseDstColor(GrBlendCoeff srcCoeff, GrBlendCoeff dstCoeff) {
return GrBlendCoeffRefsDst(srcCoeff) || kZero_GrBlendCoeff != dstCoeff;
}
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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static constexpr bool GrBlendEquationIsAdvanced(GrBlendEquation equation) {
Reland "make enum santizer fatal" This is a reland of 166dbd3135e02d0e874591db02f9b1ad7fc961f5 Since last attempt, - update SkPath::Direction docs - kIllegal is not an advanced blend mode Original change's description: > make enum santizer fatal > > This enum sanitizer checks that all the values of the enum we use fall > within the range of the enumerated values. > > The main thing this helps point out is that the size of enum types in > C++ need only be large enough to hold the largest declared value; larger > values are undefined. In practice, most enums are implemented as ints > for compatibility with C, so while this hasn't pointed out anything > egregiously broken, the sanitizer has found a couple possibly dangerous > situations in our codebase. > > For most types using values outside the enum range, we can just > explicitly size them to int. This makes their de facto size de jure. > > But we need to actually make GrBlendEquation and GrBlendCoeff not store > values outside their enumerated range. They're packed into bitfields > that really can't represent those (negative) values. So for these I've > added new kIllegal values to the enums, forcing us to deal with our > once-silent illegal values a bit more explicitly. > > Change-Id: Ib617694cf1aaa83ae99289e9e760f49cb6393a2f > Reviewed-on: https://skia-review.googlesource.com/c/168484 > Reviewed-by: Brian Osman <brianosman@google.com> Cq-Include-Trybots: skia.primary:Housekeeper-PerCommit-Bookmaker,Test-Android-Clang-AndroidOne-GPU-Mali400MP2-arm-Debug-All-Android Change-Id: Id93b80bbeae11872542c9b76715e3c3cb10609fd Reviewed-on: https://skia-review.googlesource.com/c/168582 Reviewed-by: Mike Klein <mtklein@google.com> Commit-Queue: Mike Klein <mtklein@google.com>
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return equation >= kFirstAdvancedGrBlendEquation
&& equation != kIllegal_GrBlendEquation;
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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}
static constexpr bool GrBlendModifiesDst(GrBlendEquation equation, GrBlendCoeff srcCoeff,
GrBlendCoeff dstCoeff) {
return (kAdd_GrBlendEquation != equation && kReverseSubtract_GrBlendEquation != equation) ||
kZero_GrBlendCoeff != srcCoeff || kOne_GrBlendCoeff != dstCoeff;
}
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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/**
* Advanced blend equations can always tweak alpha for coverage. (See GrCustomXfermode.cpp)
*
* For "add" and "reverse subtract" the blend equation with f=coverage is:
*
* D' = f * (S * srcCoeff + D * dstCoeff) + (1-f) * D
* = f * S * srcCoeff + D * (f * dstCoeff + (1 - f))
*
* (Let srcCoeff be negative for reverse subtract.) We can tweak alpha for coverage when the
* following relationship holds:
*
* (f*S) * srcCoeff' + D * dstCoeff' == f * S * srcCoeff + D * (f * dstCoeff + (1 - f))
*
* (Where srcCoeff' and dstCoeff' have any reference to S pre-multiplied by f.)
*
* It's easy to see this works for the src term as long as srcCoeff' == srcCoeff (meaning srcCoeff
* does not reference S). For the dst term, this will work as long as the following is true:
*|
* dstCoeff' == f * dstCoeff + (1 - f)
* dstCoeff' == 1 - f * (1 - dstCoeff)
*
* By inspection we can see this will work as long as dstCoeff has a 1, and any other term in
* dstCoeff references S.
*
* Moreover, if the blend doesn't modify the dst at all then it is ok to arbitrarily modify the src
* color so folding in coverage is allowed.
Implement Porter Duff XP with a blend table Removes the runtime logic used by PorterDuffXferProcessor to decide blend coeffs and shader outputs, and instead uses a compile-time constant table of pre-selected blend formulas. Separates out the dst read fallback into its own XP. Introduces a new blend strategy for srcCoeff=0 that can apply coverage with a reverse subtract blend equation instead of dual source blending. Adds new macros in GrBlend.h to analyze blend formulas both runtime. Removes kSetCoverageDrawing_OptFlag and GrSimplifyBlend as they are no longer used. Adds a GM that verifies all xfermodes, including arithmetic, with the color/coverage invariants used by Porter Duff. Adds a unit test that verifies each Porter Duff formula with every color/coverage invariant. Major changes: * Uses a reverse subtract blend equation for coverage when srcCoeff=0 (clear, dst-out [Sa=1], dst-in, modulate). Platforms that don't support dual source blending no longer require a dst copy for dst-in and modulate. * Sets BlendInfo::fWriteColor to false when the blend does not modify the dst. GrGLGpu will now use glColorMask instead of blending for these modes (dst, dst-in [Sa=1], modulate ignored for [Sc=1]). * Converts all SA blend coeffs to One for opaque inputs, and ISA to Zero if there is also no coverage. (We keep ISA around when there is coverage because we use it to tweak alpha for coverage.) * Abandons solid white optimizations for the sake of simplicity (screen was the only mode that previous had solid white opts). Minor differences: * Inconsequential differences in opt flags (e.g. we now return kCanTweakAlphaForCoverage_OptFlag even when there is no coverage). * Src coeffs when the shader outputs 0. * IS2C vs IS2A when the secondary output is scalar. BUG=skia: Committed: https://skia.googlesource.com/skia/+/9a70920db22b6309c671f8e5d519bb95570e4414 Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1124373002
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*/
static constexpr bool GrBlendAllowsCoverageAsAlpha(GrBlendEquation equation,
GrBlendCoeff srcCoeff,
GrBlendCoeff dstCoeff) {
return GrBlendEquationIsAdvanced(equation) ||
!GrBlendModifiesDst(equation, srcCoeff, dstCoeff) ||
((kAdd_GrBlendEquation == equation || kReverseSubtract_GrBlendEquation == equation) &&
!GrBlendCoeffRefsSrc(srcCoeff) &&
(kOne_GrBlendCoeff == dstCoeff || kISC_GrBlendCoeff == dstCoeff ||
kISA_GrBlendCoeff == dstCoeff));
}
#endif