promise that const SkPaint& stay const (so we don't have bugs if a const paint
is referenced from two threads in pictures)
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for another iter that runs back-to-front (B2FIter).
add unittest for Deque
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Fixed rendering of shadows under bitmaps.
Added an option to SkBlurMask to produce higher quality blurs.
The HQ blur option is propagated through SkBlurDrawLooper so that it can be invoked by WebKit for drawing shadows.
Added a shadow rendering test to gm.
Bugs fixed: 146, 150
Related Chromium bugs: 11153, 42654
Code review: http://codereview.appspot.com/4174049
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SkSafeRef() and SkSafeUnref().
This is basically a bug waiting to happen. An optimizing compiler can remove
checks for null on "this" if it chooses. However, SkRefCnt::safeRef() relies on
precisely this check...
void SkRefCnt::safeRef() {
if (this) {
this->ref();
}
}
Since a compiler might skip the if-clause, it breaks the intention of this
method, hence its removal.
static inline void SkSafeRef(SkRefCnt* obj) {
if (obj) {
obj->ref();
}
}
This form is not ignored by an optimizing compile, so we use it instead.
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The regression was due to the fact that we were calling PlatformColorProc() for
every span (which in turns makes CPUID, a fairly expensive call). Since we draw
a lot of rects, and rects have 1-pixel wide spans for the vertical segments,
that's a lot of CPUID.
Fixed by cacheing the result of PlatformColorProc(), as is done for the other
platform-specific blitters.
Review URL: http://codereview.appspot.com/3669042/
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obvious artifacts. We need a more comprehensive fix for all gradients (32bit
and 16bit) when we have a large number of colors (or they are spaced out very
non-linearly), to avoid banding.
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call these new procs in (nearly) all the places we had inlined loops before.
In once instance (blitter_argb32::blitAntiH) we get different results by a
tiny bit. The new code is more accurate, and exactly inline with all of the
other like-minded blits, so I think the change is good going forward.
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effectively chopping off the top row of pixels when we computed a blur.
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(like gradients) to support predithering. If they do, then they would suppress
kConstInY16, since they no longer are const.
The blitters now check for each flag separately, so we don't have to give up
const-in-Y in the 32bit case, since in that mode we don't care about dithering.
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has been computed, othewise we can't distinguish 0x00000000 from 0x00FF0000
Add fast case for index blit where we read 4 src pixels at a time
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define constant for max value flatten/unflatten can return (so clients can put
the buffer on the stack)
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this signals blitters that the shader will return the same results for a given
x value, independent of y. Useful inside blitRect(), where it can cache the
first call to shadeSpan() and reuse it on all subsequent scans. Works with
(non-rotated) linear-gradients, and Nx1 bitmaps.
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