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Update issue 177
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Functions should only have formal documentation in one place, and preferably in the declaration (i.e. repeated documentaiton should not be at both the declaration and the definition, because it causes too much maintenance to keep them syncronized). In cases where the definition is also the declaration (as is often the case for static functions in the .c files) the documentation was preserved at the first use of the function signature.
Functions that are formally documented should contain documentation for each function argument.
The clang 3.1 compiler issues documentation warnings when the documentation block with @params preceeding a declaration does not match the argument list. This patch set follows a convention used elsewere in openjpeg to add a placeholder FIXME DOC description where one was previously missing.
Thanks to Hans Johnson.
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tcd_decode_tile_v2 to opj_tcd_decode_tile
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_free_decode
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_free_decode_tile
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opj_tcd_destroy
rename tcd_init_v2 to opj_tcd_init
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_malloc_encode
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_free_encode
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_init_encode
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_malloc_decode
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_malloc_decode_tile
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_makelayer_fixed; rename tcd_makelayer_fixed_v2 to opj_tcd_makelayer_fixed
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_rateallocate_fixed; rename tcd_rateallocate_fixed_v2 to opj_tcd_rateallocate_fixed
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_makelayer; rename tcd_makelayer_v2 to opj_tcd_makelayer
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_rateallocate; rename tcd_rateallocate_v2 to opj_tcd_rateallocate
remove deprecated v1 style function tcd_encode_tile; rename tcd_encode_tile_v2 to opj_tcd_encode_tile
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opj_tcd_create
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the v2 alpha branch
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information and index
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avoid having to deal with "stdbool.h" (patch from Winfried)
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allocations, because it contains a bunch of static buffers. This also makes it a major source of cache thrashing. This patch allocates the buffers from the heap, and dynamically sizes them in the decoder. I have not yet managed to dynamically size them in the encoder, getting the decoder to do it was tricky enough... I also split opj_tcd_cblk_t into separate encode and decode versions. A lot of fields were not used by both, so this cuts its size even further.
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regarding the codestream (also called index).
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bit files (t1.c and tcd.c) and the calculation of elapsed time for multiple tiles parts (tcd.c and tdc.h).
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Rsiz profile name generation to be STD_RSIZ for profiles which are not DCI compliant.Modification in image_to_j2k.c
Renamed convert_progression_order to j2k_convert_progression_order. Modification j2k.c
Calculation of number of tile part in each tile in j2k_calculate_tp. Modification j2k.c
j2k_setup_encoder to set bit rate limitation for digital cinema compliance with quality option. Modification in j2k.c
Equation to check multiple tile precincts. Modification pi.c
array size generation of pi->include in pi_initialise_encode().Modification in pi.c
Modification in pi_create_encode for tile part generation.Modification in pi.c
In tcd_rateallocate a variable stable_threshold which holds the valid threshold value. This is used to avoid error in case of a wrong threshold value in the last iteration. Modification in tcd.c.
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openjpeg.c, j2k.c, pi.c
Added function j2k_write_tlm(),to generate TLM marker for a Digital cinema compliant codestream. Modifications in j2k.c.
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fixes a pb of precision when using very small stepsizes. 2) bug fixed when decoding until bitplane 0 -> r-value (1/2) added to the coefficient.
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* Fixed some memory leaks in the decoder (some are still present when multiple tiles!)
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* Multiplication bug fixed when dividing by 8192 (comment keyword : multbug1)
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command line when encoding an image generates layers with the corresponding psnr. You have to specify values in the increase order. This option is incompatible with "-r" or "-f" options.
* Old -q option is now available with -f
* The INDEX-file structure has been modified and is now like this :
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image_width image_height
progression order
tile_width tile_height
nb_tiles_width nb_tiles_height
nb_components
nb_layers
nb_decompositions
foreach resolution_level {[precinct_width,precinct_height]}
main_header_end
codestream_size
foreach tile {
tileno start_pos end_header end_pos squarred_error_total nb_pixels mean_squarred_error
}
foreach tile {
foreach packet {
packetno tileno layerno resno compno precinctno start_pos end_pos SE_reduction
}
}
SE max
SE total
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