This is getting back to the old behavior which is actually better for
compression and speed with the latest patches.
Change-Id: I35884bab02589297c25d6e1e66dc5f13e05f7aa7
we don't need to store the resulting histogram, so no need to
call HistogramAddEval().
Allows some signature simplifications...
Change-Id: I3fff6c45f4a7c6179499c6078ff159df4ca0ac53
In case where the same offset is found in consecutive pixels,
the cost computation from one pixel can be re-used for the next.
Change-Id: Ic03c7d4ab95f3612eafc703349cfefd75273c3d7
and also recycle the malloc'd intervals
This avoids quite some malloc/free cycles during interval managment.
Change-Id: Ic2892e7c0260d0fca0e455d4728f261fb4c3800e
In a lot of cases, only one interval is used. This can cause
a lot of malloc/free cycles for only 56 bytes. By caching this
single interval and re-using it, we remove this cycle in most
frequent cases.
Change-Id: Ia22d583f60ae438c216612062316b20ecb34f029
As per the spec
(https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/docs/riff_container), only the
extended file format can contain an unknown chunk. So, when assembling a
WebP file with muxer, whenever there is an unknown chunk present, we
should create a VP8X chunk (even though none of the features are
present).
BUG=webp:294
Change-Id: I5da52d311e1853d40063d0f5026100d4325effaa
In some cases, the hash chain for a function is filled several
times:
- GetBackwardReferences -> CalculateBestCacheSize ->
BackwardReferencesLz77 that computes the hash chain
- GetBackwardReferences ->
(not always) BackwardReferencesTraceBackwards ->
BackwardReferencesHashChainDistanceOnly that computes the hash
chain in a slightly different way
Speed and compression performance are slightly changed (+ or -)
but will be homogneized in a later patch.
Change-Id: I43f0ecc7a9312c2ed6cdba1c0fabc6c5ad91c953
-> WebPImageReader
Introduce a variant of image-guessing function that returns a reader
directly: WebPGuessImageReader()
Change-Id: I5ddc53024fcf941e33d997b2be6aa1a963d939ab
adds a generic examples/image_dec.[ch] entry point too.
WebPGuessImageType() can be used to infer image type.
Change-Id: I8337e7b6ad91863c9cf118e4791668d2d175079b
This reverts commit 169004b1d5.
this changes the ABI, so should bump versions and add a note to NEWS
when we're ready to expose it
Change-Id: Ic5bbd0aee2b6fd0f9d438a9effedf22fe0cec4bf
tl;dr
We do the following:
- Start with transparent value of 0x00000000 instead of 0x00ffffff, so that
WebPCleanupTransparentAreaLossless() is a no-op.
- Restore the original canvas after lossy encoding, to discard changes made by
WebPCleanupTransparentArea() before the next encode.
Explanation of why:
In the mixed mode, anim_encoder tries to encode using both lossless and lossy
compression. In fact, when "min_size" option is enabled, there are at most 4
encodes that can happen in this order:
- lossless with dispose none
- lossy with dispose none
- lossless with dispose background
- lossy with dispose background
But both lossless and lossy both potentially modify the canvas during encode
(for better compression):
- Lossless: WebPCleanupTransparentAreaLossless() turns all transparent pixels
to 0x00000000
- Lossy: WebPCleanupTransparentArea() flattens some transparent pixels
So, the result is that, sometimes we feed the modified canvas to the encoder
instead of the original one, which isn't the right thing to do.
This also applies to just lossless or just lossy encoding, as multiple encodes
happen (with the two dispose methods) in those cases too.
Change-Id: Idfa8ce831a1627014785ba7d0316c42f72594455
This was defined (slightly differently) at two places. Created a common
method and moved to utils/utils.[hc].
Change-Id: I19adc9c48f2a4e2ec9d995e78add6f25172774c2
