/** * Copyright © 2016 Mattias Andrée * * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see . */ #ifndef LIBCLUT_H #define LIBCLUT_H #include #include #include /** * Apply contrast correction on the colour curves using sRGB. * * In this context, contrast is a measure of difference between * the whitepoint and blackpoint, if the difference is 0 than * they are both grey. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r The contrast parameter for the red curve. * @param g The contrast parameter for the green curve. * @param b The contrast parameter for the blue curve. */ #define libclut_rgb_contrast(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ if (r != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, red, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE - (max) / 2.0 * r + (max) / 2.0); \ if (g != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, green, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE - (max) / 2.0 * g + (max) / 2.0); \ if (b != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE - (max) / 2.0 * b + (max) / 2.0); \ } \ while (0) /** * Apply contrast correction on the colour curves using CIE xyY. * * In this context, contrast is a measure of difference between * the whitepoint and blackpoint, if the difference is 0 than * they are both grey. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r The contrast parameter for the red curve. * @param g The contrast parameter for the green curve. * @param b The contrast parameter for the blue curve. */ #define libclut_cie_contrast(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, (r == g) && (g == b), r != 1.0, g != 1.0, b != 1.0, \ (Y__ - 0.5) * r + 0.5, (Y__ - 0.5) * g + 0.5, (Y__ - 0.5) * b + 0.5) /** * Apply brightness correction on the colour curves using sRGB. * * In this context, brightness is a measure of the whiteness of the whitepoint. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r The brightness parameter for the red curve. * @param g The brightness parameter for the green curve. * @param b The brightness parameter for the blue curve. */ #define libclut_rgb_brightness(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ if (r != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, red, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * r); \ if (g != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, green, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * g); \ if (b != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * b); \ } \ while (0) /** * Apply brightness correction on the colour curves using CIE xyY. * * In this context, brightness is a measure of the whiteness of the whitepoint. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r The brightness parameter for the red curve. * @param g The brightness parameter for the green curve. * @param b The brightness parameter for the blue curve. */ #define libclut_cie_brightness(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, (r == g) && (g == b), r != 1.0, g != 1.0, b != 1.0, \ Y__ * r, Y__ * g, Y__ * b) /** * Convert the curves from formatted in standard RGB to linear RGB. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to convert the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to convert the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to convert the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_linearise(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ double m__ = (double)(max); \ if (r) \ libclut__(ramp, red, type, m__ * libclut_model_standard_to_linear1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (g) \ libclut__(ramp, green, type, m__ * libclut_model_standard_to_linear1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (b) \ libclut__(ramp, blue, type, m__ * libclut_model_standard_to_linear1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Convert the curves from formatted in linear RGB to standard RGB. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to convert the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to convert the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to convert the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_standardise(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ double m__ = (double)(max); \ if (r) \ libclut__(ramp, red, type, m__ * libclut_model_linear_to_standard1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (g) \ libclut__(ramp, green, type, m__ * libclut_model_linear_to_standard1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (b) \ libclut__(ramp, blue, type, m__ * libclut_model_linear_to_standard1(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Apply gamma correction on the colour curves. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r The gamma parameter the red colour curve. * @param g The gamma parameter the green colour curve. * @param b The gamma parameter the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_gamma(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ double m__ = (double)(max); \ if (r != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, red, type, m__ * pow(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__, 1.0 / r)); \ if (g != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, green, type, m__ * pow(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__, 1.0 / g)); \ if (b != 1.0) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, m__ * pow(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__, 1.0 / b)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Reverse the colour curves (negative image with gamma preservation.) * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to invert the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to invert the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to invert the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_negative(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) do { size_t i__, n__; type t__; if (r) for (i__ = 0, n__ = (ramp)->red_size; i__ < (n__ >> 1); i__) { t__ = (ramp)->red[i__]; (ramp)->red[i__] = (ramp)->red[n__ - i__ - 1]; (ramp)->red[n__ - i__ - 1] = t__; } if (g) for (i__ = 0, n__ = (ramp)->green_size; i__ < (n__ >> 1); i__) { t__ = (ramp)->green[i__]; (ramp)->green[i__] = (ramp)->green[n__ - i__ - 1]; (ramp)->green[n__ - i__ - 1] = t__; } if (b) for (i__ = 0, n__ = (ramp)->blue_size; i__ < (n__ >> 1); i__) { t__ = (ramp)->blue[i__]; (ramp)->blue[i__] = (ramp)->blue[n__ - i__ - 1]; (ramp)->blue[n__ - i__ - 1] = t__; } } while (0) /** * Invert the colour curves (negative image with gamma invertion), using sRGB. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to invert the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to invert the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to invert the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_rgb_invert(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ if (r) libclut__(ramp, red, type, (max) - LIBCLUT_VALUE); \ if (g) libclut__(ramp, green, type, (max) - LIBCLUT_VALUE); \ if (b) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, (max) - LIBCLUT_VALUE); \ } \ while (0) /** * Invert the colour curves (negative image with gamma invertion), using CIE xyY. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to invert the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to invert the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to invert the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_cie_invert(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, r && g && b, r, g, b, 1.0 - Y__, 1.0 - Y__, 1.0 - Y__) /** * Apply S-curve correction on the colour curves. * This is intended for fine tuning LCD monitors, * 4.5 is good value start start testing at. * You would probably like to use rgb_limits before * this to adjust the black point as that is the * only why to adjust the black point on many LCD * monitors. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param rp Pointer to the sigmoid parameter for the red curve. `NULL` for no adjustment. * @param gp Pointer to the sigmoid parameter for the green curve. `NULL` for no adjustment. * @param bp Pointer to the sigmoid parameter for the blue curve. `NULL` for no adjustment. */ #define libclut_sigmoid(ramp, max, type, rp, gp, bp) \ do \ { \ double r__ = (rp) ? *(rp) : 0.0; \ double g__ = (gp) ? *(gp) : 0.0; \ double b__ = (bp) ? *(bp) : 0.0; \ double m__ = (double)(max); \ size_t i__; \ if (rp) \ for (i__ = 0; i++ < (ramp)->red_size; i__++) \ if ((ramp)->red[i__] && ((ramp)->red[i__] != (max))) \ (ramp)->red[i__] = (type)(m__ * (0.5 - log(m__ / (ramp)->red[i__] - 1.0) / r__)); \ if (gp) \ for (i__ = 0; i++ < (ramp)->green_size; i__++) \ if ((ramp)->green[i__] && ((ramp)->green[i__] != (max))) \ (ramp)->green[i__] = (type)(m__ * (0.5 - log(m__ / (ramp)->green[i__] - 1.0) / g__)); \ if (bp) \ for (i__ = 0; i++ < (ramp)->blue_size; i__++) \ if ((ramp)->blue[i__] && ((ramp)->blue[i__] != (max))) \ (ramp)->blue[i__] = (type)(m__ * (0.5 - log(m__ / (ramp)->blue[i__] - 1.0) / b__)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Changes the blackpoint and the whitepoint, using sRGB. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param rmin The red component value of the blackpoint. * @param rmax The red component value of the whitepoint. * @param gmin The green component value of the blackpoint. * @param gmax The green component value of the whitepoint. * @param bmin The blue component value of the blackpoint. * @param bmax The blue component value of the whitepoint. */ #define libclut_rgb_limits(ramp, max, type, rmin, rmax, gmin, gmax, bmin, bmax) \ do \ { \ double diff__; \ if ((rmin != 0.0) || (rmax != 1.0)) \ { \ diff__ = (double)(rmax__) - (double)(rmin__); \ libclut__(ramp, red, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * diff__ + (rmin__)); \ } \ if ((gmin != 0.0) || (gmax != 1.0)) \ { \ diff__ = (double)(gmax__) - (double)(gmin__); \ libclut__(ramp, green, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * diff__ + (gmin__)); \ } \ if ((bmin != 0.0) || (bmax != 1.0)) \ { \ diff__ = (double)(bmax__) - (double)(bmin__); \ libclut__(ramp, blue, type, LIBCLUT_VALUE * diff__ + (bmin__)); \ } \ } \ while (0) /** * Changes the blackpoint and the whitepoint, using CIE xyY. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param rmin The red component value of the blackpoint. * @param rmax The red component value of the whitepoint. * @param gmin The green component value of the blackpoint. * @param gmax The green component value of the whitepoint. * @param bmin The blue component value of the blackpoint. * @param bmax The blue component value of the whitepoint. */ #define libclut_cie_limits(ramp, max, type, rmin, rmax, gmin, gmax, bmin, bmax) \ do \ { \ double rd__ = (rmax) - (rmin), gd__ = (gmax) - (gmin), bd__ = (bmax) - (bmin); \ libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, (rmin == gmin) && (gmin == bmin) && \ (rmax == gmax) && (gmax == bmax), (rmin != 0.0) || (rmax != 1.0), \ (gmin != 0.0) || (gmax != 1.0), (bmin != 0.0) || (bmax != 1.0), \ Y__ * rd__ + rmin, Y__ * gd__ + gmin, Y__ * bd__ + bmin); \ } \ while (0) /** * Manipulate the colour curves using a function on the sRGB colour space. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Function to manipulate the red colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. * @param g Function to manipulate the green colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. * @param b Function to manipulate the blue colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. */ #define libclut_manipulate(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ double m__ = (double)(max); \ if (r) libclut__(ramp, red, type, m__ * r(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (g) libclut__(ramp, green, type, m__ * g(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ if (b) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, m__ * b(LIBCLUT_VALUE / m__)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Manipulate the colour curves using a function on the CIE xyY colour space. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Function to manipulate the red colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. * @param g Function to manipulate the green colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. * @param b Function to manipulate the blue colour curve, should either * be `NULL` or map a [0, 1] `double` to a [0, 1] `double`. */ #define libclut_cie_manipulate(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, r && g && b, r, g, b, r(Y__), g(Y__), b(Y__)) /** * Resets colour curvers to linear mappings. * (Identity mapping if imaginged to map from [0, 1] to [0, 1].) * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to reset the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to reset the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to reset the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_start_over(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ size_t i__; \ double m__; \ if (r) \ { \ m__ = (double)((ramp)->red_size - 1); \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < (ramp)->red_size; i__) \ (ramp)->red[i__] = (type)((i__ / m__) * (max)); \ } \ if (g) \ { \ m__ = (double)((ramp)->green_size - 1); \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < (ramp)->green_size; i__) \ (ramp)->green[i__] = (type)((i__ / m__) * (max)); \ } \ if (b) \ { \ m__ = (double)((ramp)->blue_size - 1); \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < (ramp)->blue_size; i__) \ (ramp)->blue[i__] = (type)((i__ / m__) * (max)); \ } \ } \ while (0) /** * Clip colour curves to only map to values between the minimum and maximum. * This should be done, before apply the curves, and before applying changes * with limited domain. * * Values below 0 are set to 0, and values above `max` are set to `max`. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param r Whether to clip the red colour curve. * @param g Whether to clip the green colour curve. * @param b Whether to clip the blue colour curve. */ #define libclut_clip(ramp, max, type, r, g, b) \ do \ { \ if (r) libclut__(ramp, red, type, libclut_clip__(0, LIBCLUT_VALUE, max)); \ if (g) libclut__(ramp, green, type, libclut_clip__(0, LIBCLUT_VALUE, max)); \ if (b) libclut__(ramp, blue, type, libclut_clip__(0, LIBCLUT_VALUE, max)); \ } \ while (0) /** * Truncates a value to fit a boundary. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * Intended for internal use. * * @param min The minimum allowed value. * @param val The current value. * @param max The maximum allowed value. * @return The value truncated into its boundary. */ #define libclut_clip__(min, val, max) \ (LIBCLUT_VALUE < min ? min : LIBCLUT_VALUE > max ? max : LIBCLUT_VALUE) /** * Emulates low colour resolution. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param x The desired emulated red encoding resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param y The desired emulated red output resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param x The desired emulated green encoding resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param y The desired emulated green output resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param x The desired emulated blue encoding resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param y The desired emulated blue output resolution, 0 for unchanged. */ #define libclut_lower_resolution(ramp, max, type, rx, ry, gx, gy, bx, by) \ do \ { \ libclut_lower_resolution__(ramp, red, max, type, rx, ry); \ libclut_lower_resolution__(ramp, green, max, type, gx, gy); \ libclut_lower_resolution__(ramp, blue, max, type, bx, by); \ } \ while (0) /** * Emulates low colour resolution of a channel. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * Intended for internal use. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param channel The channel, must be either "red", "green", or "blue". * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * This parameter is not used, it is just a dummy, to unify * the API with the other functions. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param x The desired emulated encoding resolution, 0 for unchanged. * @param y The desired emulated output resolution, 0 for unchanged. */ #define libclut_lower_resolution__(ramp, channel, max, type, x, y) \ do \ { \ if ((x) || (y)) \ { \ size_t x__, y__, i__, n__ = (ramp)->channel##_size; \ double xm__ = (double)((x) - 1), ym__ = (double)((y) - 1); \ type c__[n__]; /* Do not use alloca! */ \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < n__; i__++) \ { \ if ((x__ = i__), (x)) \ { \ x__ = (size_t)((double)i__ * (x) / n__); \ x__ = (size_t)((double)x__ * i__ / xm__); \ } \ if (!(y)) \ c__[i__] = (ramp)->channel[x__]; \ else \ { \ y__ = (size_t)((double)((ramp)->channel[x__]) / (max) * ym__ + 0.5); \ c__[i__] = (type)((double)y__ / ym__ * (max)); \ } \ } \ memcpy((ramp)->channel, c__, n__ * sizeof(type)); \ } \ } \ while (0) /** * Modify a ramp. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * This is intended for internal use. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have and array * named `channel` and a scalar named `channel` followed * by "_size". * @param channel The channel, must be either "red", "green", or "blue". * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param expr Expression that evalutes the value a stop should have. * It can use the variable `LIBCLUT_VALUE` to get the * current value of the stop. */ #define libclut__(ramp, channel, type, expr) \ do \ { \ size_t i__, n__ = (ramp)->channel##_size; \ type LIBCLUT_VALUE; \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < n__; i__++) \ { \ LIBCLUT_VALUE = (ramp)->channel[i__]; \ (ramp)->channel[i__] = (type)(expr); \ } \ } \ while (0) /** * A ramp set in CIE xyY. * * None of the parameter may have side-effects. * * This is intended for internal use. * * @param ramp Pointer to the gamma ramps, must have the arrays * `red`, `green`, and `blue`, and the scalars * `red_size`, `green_size`, and `blue_size`. Ramp * structures from libgamma can be used. * @param max The maximum value on each stop in the ramps. * @param type The data type used for each stop in the ramps. * @param utest Whether all channels can be modified at the same time. * This test does not have to include the ramp size. * @param rtest Whether the red channel have to be modified. * @param gtest Whether the green channel have to be modified. * @param btest Whether the blue channel have to be modified. * @param rexpr Expression calculating the intensity of the red channel. * The current value is stored in `Y__`. * @param gexpr Expression calculating the intensity of the green channel. * The current value is stored in `Y__`. * @param bexpr Expression calculating the intensity of the blue channel. * The current value is stored in `Y__`. */ #define libclut_cie__(ramp, max, type, utest, rtest, gtest, btest, rexpr, gexpr, bexpr) \ do \ { \ size_t rn__ = (ramp)->red_size; \ size_t gn__ = (ramp)->green_size; \ size_t bn__ = (ramp)->blue_size; \ size_t i__; \ double x__, y__, Y__, r__, g__, b__; \ type* rs__ = (ramp)->red; \ type* gs__ = (ramp)->green; \ type* bs__ = (ramp)->blue; \ if ((rn__ == gn__) && (gn__ == bn__) && (utest)) \ { \ if (!(rtest)) \ break; \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < rn__; i__) \ { \ libclut_model_srgb_to_ciexyy(rs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), gs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), \ bs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), &x__, &y__, &Y__); \ libclut_model_ciexyy_to_srgb(x__, y__, rexpr, &r__, &g__, &b__); \ rs__[i__] = (type)(r__ * (double)(max)); \ gs__[i__] = (type)(g__ * (double)(max)); \ bs__[i__] = (type)(b__ * (double)(max)); \ } \ } \ else \ { \ if (!(rtest) && !(gtest) && !(btest)) \ break; \ libclut_model_srgb_to_ciexyy(rs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), gs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), \ bs__[i__] / ((double)(max)), &x__, &y__, &Y__); \ if (rtest) \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < rn__; i__) \ { \ libclut_model_ciexyy_to_srgb(x__, y__, rexpr, &r__, &g__, &b__); \ rs__[i__] = (type)((r__ * (double)(max)); \ } \ if (gtest) \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < gn__; i__) \ { \ libclut_model_ciexyy_to_srgb(x__, y__, gexpr, &r__, &g__, &b__); \ gs__[i__] = (type)(g__ * (double)(max)); \ } \ if (btest) \ for (i__ = 0; i__ < bn__; i__) \ { \ libclut_model_ciexyy_to_srgb(x__, y__, nexpr, &r__, &g__, &b__); \ bs__[i__] = (type)(b__ * (double)(max)); \ } \ } \ } \ while (0) #endif