comparison libpostproc/postprocess_template.c @ 172:a0efaf471d6b libavcodec

compiletime pp-mode support (luminance = chrominance filters though) 1-2% faster with -benchmark -vo null -nosound

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static void RENAME(postProcess)(uint8_t src[], int srcStride, uint8_t dst[], int dstStride, int width, int height,
	QP_STORE_T QPs[], int QPStride, int isColor, struct PPMode *ppMode)
{
	int x,y;
	const int mode= isColor ? ppMode->chromMode : ppMode->lumMode;

	/* we need 64bit here otherwise weŽll going to have a problem
	   after watching a black picture for 5 hours*/
	static uint64_t *yHistogram= NULL;
	int black=0, white=255; // blackest black and whitest white in the picture
	int QPCorrecture= 256;

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static void RENAME(postProcess)(uint8_t src[], int srcStride, uint8_t dst[], int dstStride, int width, int height,
	QP_STORE_T QPs[], int QPStride, int isColor, struct PPMode *ppMode)
{
	int x,y;
#ifdef COMPILE_TIME_MODE
	const int mode= COMPILE_TIME_MODE;
#else
	const int mode= isColor ? ppMode->chromMode : ppMode->lumMode;
#endif
	/* we need 64bit here otherwise weŽll going to have a problem
	   after watching a black picture for 5 hours*/
	static uint64_t *yHistogram= NULL;
	int black=0, white=255; // blackest black and whitest white in the picture
	int QPCorrecture= 256;