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Make getScanlineDecoder return a new object each time, which is owned by the caller, and independent from any existing scanline decoders and the SkCodec itself. Since the SkCodec already contains the entire state machine, and it is used by the scanline decoders, simply create a new SkCodec which is now owned by the scanline decoder. Move code that cleans up after using a scanline decoder into its destructor One side effect is that creating the first scanline decoder requires a duplication of the stream and re-reading the header. (With some more complexity/changes, we could pass the state machine to the scanline decoder and make the SkCodec recreate its own state machine instead.) The typical client of the scanline decoder (region decoder) uses an SkMemoryStream, so the duplication is cheap, although we should consider the extra time to reread the header/recreate the state machine. (If/when we use the scanline decoder for other purposes, where the stream may not be cheaply duplicated, we should consider passing the state machine.) One (intended) result of this change is that a client can create a new scanline decoder in a new thread, and decode different pieces of the image simultaneously. In SkPngCodec::decodePalette, use fBitDepth rather than a parameter. Review URL: https://codereview.chromium.org/1230033004 |
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Skia is a complete 2D graphic library for drawing Text, Geometries, and Images. See full details, and build instructions, at https://skia.org.