QGIS/external/lazperf/encoder.hpp

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/*
===============================================================================
FILE: encoder.hpp
CONTENTS:
Encoder stuff
PROGRAMMERS:
martin.isenburg@rapidlasso.com - http://rapidlasso.com
uday.karan@gmail.com - Hobu, Inc.
COPYRIGHT:
(c) 2007-2014, martin isenburg, rapidlasso - tools to catch reality
(c) 2014, Uday Verma, Hobu, Inc.
This is free software; you can redistribute and/or modify it under the
terms of the Apache Public License 2.0 published by the Apache Software
Foundation. See the COPYING file for more information.
This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY and without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
CHANGE HISTORY:
see header file
===============================================================================
*/
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// Digital Signal Compression: Principles and Practice -
// (Cambridge University Press, 2011, ISBN: 9780511984655) -
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// Copyright (c) 2019 by Amir Said (said@ieee.org) & -
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// A description of the arithmetic coding method used here is available in -
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// Chapter 5: Arithmetic Coding (A. Said), pp. 101-152, Academic Press, 2003 -
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#ifndef __encoder_hpp__
#define __encoder_hpp__
#include <memory>
#include "coderbase.hpp"
namespace lazperf {
namespace encoders {
template<typename TOutStream>
struct arithmetic
{
public:
arithmetic(TOutStream& out, bool valid = true) : outstream(out)
{
init(valid);
}
arithmetic(bool valid) : pOut(new TOutStream), outstream(*pOut)
{
init(valid);
}
arithmetic(const arithmetic<TOutStream>& src) :
pOut(new TOutStream(*src.pOut)), outstream(*pOut)
{
init(src);
}
~arithmetic()
{
delete [] outbuffer;
}
void makeValid()
{ valid = true; }
void done()
{
uint32_t init_base = base; // done encoding: set final data bytes
bool another_byte = true;
if (length > 2 * AC__MinLength)
{
base += AC__MinLength; // base offset
length = AC__MinLength >> 1; // set new length for 1 more byte
}
else
{
base += AC__MinLength >> 1; // base offset
length = AC__MinLength >> 9; // set new length for 2 more bytes
another_byte = false;
}
if (init_base > base) // overflow = carry
propagate_carry();
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization = output last bytes
if (endbyte != endbuffer)
{
assert(outbyte < outbuffer + AC_BUFFER_SIZE);
outstream.putBytes(outbuffer + AC_BUFFER_SIZE, AC_BUFFER_SIZE);
}
//ABELL - We control the buffer size. This calculation should never be
// negative and we shouldn't need 64 bits.
int64_t buffer_size = outbyte - outbuffer;
if (buffer_size)
outstream.putBytes(outbuffer, (uint32_t)buffer_size);
// write two or three zero bytes to be in sync with the decoder's byte reads
outstream.putByte(0);
outstream.putByte(0);
if (another_byte)
outstream.putByte(0);
}
/* Encode a bit with modelling */
template<typename EntropyModel>
void encodeBit(EntropyModel& m, uint32_t sym)
{
assert(sym <= 1);
uint32_t x = m.bit_0_prob * (length >> BM__LengthShift); // product l x p0
// update interval
if (sym == 0) {
length = x;
++m.bit_0_count;
}
else {
uint32_t init_base = base;
base += x;
length -= x;
if (init_base > base) // overflow = carry
propagate_carry();
}
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
if (--m.bits_until_update == 0)
m.update(); // periodic model update
}
/* Encode a symbol with modelling */
template <typename EntropyModel>
void encodeSymbol(EntropyModel& m, uint32_t sym)
{
assert(sym <= m.last_symbol);
uint32_t x, init_base = base;
// compute products
if (sym == m.last_symbol)
{
x = m.distribution[sym] * (length >> DM__LengthShift);
base += x; // update interval
length -= x; // no product needed
}
else
{
x = m.distribution[sym] * (length >>= DM__LengthShift);
base += x; // update interval
length = m.distribution[sym+1] * length - x;
}
if (init_base > base)
propagate_carry(); // overflow = carry
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
++m.symbol_count[sym];
if (--m.symbols_until_update == 0)
m.update(); // periodic model update
}
/* Encode a bit without modelling */
void writeBit(uint32_t sym)
{
assert(sym < 2);
uint32_t init_base = base;
base += sym * (length >>= 1); // new interval base and length
if (init_base > base)
propagate_carry(); // overflow = carry
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
}
void writeBits(uint32_t bits, uint32_t sym)
{
assert(bits && (bits <= 32) && (sym < (1u<<bits)));
if (bits > 19)
{
writeShort(sym);
sym = sym >> 16;
bits = bits - 16;
}
uint32_t init_base = base;
base += sym * (length >>= bits); // new interval base and length
if (init_base > base)
propagate_carry(); // overflow = carry
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
}
void writeByte(uint8_t sym)
{
uint32_t init_base = base;
base += (uint32_t)(sym) * (length >>= 8); // new interval base and length
if (init_base > base)
propagate_carry(); // overflow = carry
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
}
void writeShort(uint16_t sym)
{
uint32_t init_base = base;
base += (uint32_t)(sym) * (length >>= 16); // new interval base and length
if (init_base > base)
propagate_carry(); // overflow = carry
if (length < AC__MinLength)
renorm_enc_interval(); // renormalization
}
void writeInt(uint32_t sym)
{
writeShort((uint16_t)(sym & 0xFFFF)); // lower 16 bits
writeShort((uint16_t)(sym >> 16)); // UPPER 16 bits
}
void writeFloat(float sym) /* danger in float reinterpretation */
{
U32I32F32 u32i32f32;
u32i32f32.f32 = sym;
writeInt(u32i32f32.u32);
}
void writeInt64(uint64_t sym)
{
writeInt((uint32_t)(sym & 0xFFFFFFFF)); // lower 32 bits
writeInt((uint32_t)(sym >> 32)); // UPPER 32 bits
}
void writeDouble(double sym) /* danger in float reinterpretation */
{
U64I64F64 u64i64f64;
u64i64f64.f64 = sym;
writeInt64(u64i64f64.u64);
}
TOutStream& getOutStream()
{
return outstream;
}
uint32_t num_encoded()
{
return valid ? outstream.numBytesPut() : 0;
}
const uint8_t *encoded_bytes()
{
return valid ? outstream.data() : nullptr;
}
private:
void init(bool v)
{
valid = v;
outbuffer = new uint8_t[2*AC_BUFFER_SIZE];
endbuffer = outbuffer + 2 * AC_BUFFER_SIZE;
base = 0;
length = AC__MaxLength;
outbyte = outbuffer;
endbyte = endbuffer;
}
void init(const arithmetic<TOutStream>& src)
{
valid = src.valid;
outbuffer = new uint8_t[2*AC_BUFFER_SIZE];
endbuffer = outbuffer + 2 * AC_BUFFER_SIZE;
base = src.base;
length = src.length;
outbyte = outbuffer + (src.outbyte - src.outbuffer);
endbyte = outbuffer + (src.endbyte - src.outbuffer);
}
void propagate_carry()
{
uint8_t *b;
if (outbyte == outbuffer)
b = endbuffer - 1;
else
b = outbyte - 1;
while (*b == 0xFFU)
{
*b = 0;
if (b == outbuffer)
b = endbuffer - 1;
else
b--;
assert(outbuffer <= b);
assert(b < endbuffer);
assert(outbyte < endbuffer);
}
++*b;
}
void renorm_enc_interval()
{
do
{ // output and discard top byte
assert(outbuffer <= outbyte);
assert(outbyte < endbuffer);
assert(outbyte < endbyte);
*outbyte++ = (uint8_t)(base >> 24);
if (outbyte == endbyte)
manage_outbuffer();
base <<= 8;
} while ((length <<= 8) < AC__MinLength); // length multiplied by 256
}
void manage_outbuffer()
{
if (outbyte == endbuffer)
outbyte = outbuffer;
outstream.putBytes(outbyte, AC_BUFFER_SIZE);
endbyte = outbyte + AC_BUFFER_SIZE;
assert(endbyte > outbyte);
assert(outbyte < endbuffer);
}
arithmetic<TOutStream>& operator = (const arithmetic<TOutStream>&) = delete;
private:
uint8_t* outbuffer;
uint8_t* endbuffer;
uint8_t* outbyte;
uint8_t* endbyte;
uint32_t base, value, length;
bool valid;
std::unique_ptr<TOutStream> pOut;
TOutStream& outstream;
};
} // namespace encoders
} // namespace lazperf
#endif // __encoder_hpp__