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/*
* Filter routine to convert a 24-bit color AVS file on stdin
* to a dithered monochrome PostScript file on stdout.
* The intended use is to produce black&white pictures from Raster3D,
* but I see no reason it shouldn't work with any other AVS input file.
* Ethan A Merritt - Aug 1994
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <netinet/in.h>
#ifdef WIN32
#define random rand
#endif
/* function prototypes */
void dither(int nx, float *line1, float *line2,
unsigned char *pixels, int *index, int *done);
float warpf(unsigned char c);
/*
* I added a lookup table for warping, since calculating it on the fly
* was taking about 20% of the CPU time on a DECstation 5000.
* If you want to play with the warp function, just replace the following
* define with define warp(pixval) warpf(pixval)
* and edit the function warpf() at the end of this file.
*/
#define warp(pixval) warpm[pixval]
#define NO (0)
#define YES (1)
int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
int xsize, ysize;
int i, j;
float red, green, blue, alpha;
extern float warpm[];
float *inbuf1, *inbuf2, *tbuf;
int *index;
int *done;
unsigned char *obuf1, *out1;
unsigned char obyte;
float pixinch = 300; /* default to 300dpi printer resolution */
int bflag = NO; /* default to no border around image */
int usagerr = NO;
int ny, nx, nb;
float x_origin, y_origin, x_scale, y_scale;
time_t date;
(void)alpha;
/* Command line options */
for (i=1; i<argc; i++)
{
if (strncmp(argv[i],"-dpi",4) == 0)
pixinch = (float)atoi(argv[++i]);
else if (strncmp(argv[i],"-b",2) == 0)
bflag = YES;
else
usagerr = YES;
}
if (pixinch <= 72) usagerr = YES;
if (usagerr)
{
fprintf( stderr,
"\nusage: avs2ps [-dpi xxx] [-b] < infile.avs > outfile.ps\n");
exit(-1);
}
/* Read in size of image from first two words on input stream */
xsize = getw( stdin );
ysize = getw( stdin );
#ifdef NETWORKBYTEORDER
xsize = htonl(xsize);
ysize = htonl(ysize);
#endif
/* Allocate input buffers accordingly */
inbuf1 = (float *)calloc( xsize, sizeof(float) );
inbuf2 = (float *)calloc( xsize, sizeof(float) );
if (inbuf1 == NULL || inbuf2 == NULL)
exit(-1);
/* Allocate output buffer too */
nb = (xsize+7) / 8;
nx = nb * 8;
ny = ysize;
obuf1 = (unsigned char *)calloc( nx, sizeof(char) );
if (obuf1 == NULL)
exit(-1);
/* Allocate bookkeeping arrays */
index = (int *)calloc( xsize, sizeof(int) );
done = (int *)calloc( xsize+2, sizeof(int) );
if (index == NULL || done == NULL)
exit(-1);
done++ ;
/* write header of PostScript file */
x_origin = 36.0;
y_origin = 36.0;
x_scale = 72.0 * xsize / pixinch;
y_scale = 72.0 * ysize / pixinch;
date = time(0);
printf ("%%!PS-Adobe-2.0\n");
printf ("%%%%Title: Raster3d picture dithered to monochrome\n");
printf ("%%%%Creator: %s using avs2ps V2.5\n",
(char *)getenv("USER"));
printf ("%%%%CreationDate: %s", ctime(&date));
printf ("%%%%BoundingBox: %d %d %d %d\n", (int)x_origin,
(int)y_origin, (int)(x_origin + x_scale + 1.0),
(int)(y_origin + y_scale + 1.0));
printf ("%%%%Requirements: resolution(%d,%d)\n",(int)pixinch,(int)pixinch);
printf ("%%%%EndComments\n");
printf ("initgraphics\n");
printf ("/picstr %d string def\n", nb);
printf ("gsave\n");
printf ("%f %f translate\n", x_origin, (y_origin + y_scale));
printf ("%f %f scale\n", x_scale, -y_scale);
printf ("%d %d 1\n", nx, ny);
printf ("[%d 0 0 %d 0 0]\n", nx, ny);
printf ("{ currentfile picstr readhexstring pop }\n");
printf ("image\n");
/* Read in first row of image, converting to greyscale image as we go */
for (i=0; i<xsize; i++)
{
alpha = getchar(); /* skip alpha byte */
red = warp( getchar() );
green = warp( getchar() );
blue = warp( getchar() );
inbuf1[i] = sqrt( 0.299 * red + 0.587 * green + 0.111 * blue );
inbuf1[i] = sqrt( inbuf1[i] );
}
/* Now for grand loop over image lines */
for (j=1; j<=ysize; j++)
{
/* Read next row into inbuf2 */
if (j != ysize) /* No read on last+1th row */
for (i=0; i<xsize; i++)
{
alpha = getchar(); /* skip alpha byte */
red = warp( getchar() );
green = warp( getchar() );
blue = warp( getchar() );
inbuf2[i] = sqrt( 0.299 * red + 0.587 * green + 0.111 * blue );
inbuf2[i] = sqrt( inbuf2[i] );
}
/* Call dithering function to produce pixels for previous line */
dither( xsize, inbuf1, inbuf2, obuf1, index, done );
/* Set any extra pixels on right margin to white */
for (i=xsize; i<nx; i++)
obuf1[i] = 1;
/* Now pack and dump output pixels for PostScript */
out1 = obuf1;
for (i=0; i<2*nb; i++)
{
obyte = *out1++ << 3; obyte |= *out1++ << 2;
obyte |= *out1++ << 1; obyte |= *out1++ << 0;
if ((i%64) == 0) printf("\n");
printf("%x",obyte);
}
/* Swap input buffer pointers in preparation for next row */
tbuf = inbuf1; inbuf1 = inbuf2; inbuf2 = tbuf;
}
/* PostScript trailer */
printf ("\ngrestore\n");
if (bflag)
{
printf ("newpath %d %d moveto %d %d lineto\n",
(int)x_origin, (int)y_origin,
(int)x_origin, (int)(y_origin+y_scale+1.) );
printf (" %d %d lineto %d %d lineto\n",
(int)(x_origin+x_scale+1.), (int)(y_origin+y_scale+1.),
(int)(x_origin+x_scale+1.), (int)y_origin);
printf ("closepath stroke\n");
}
printf("\nshowpage\n");
exit(0);
}
/*
* This is a translation of the "new improved" dithering routine taken from
* hdither1.f. It is a variation on the theme of Floyd-Steinberg error
* diffusion, with the wrinkle that the individual columns within a row
* are traversed in random order.
* (EAM - Aug 1994)
* The following partial explaination is taken from comments in hdither.f:
*/
/*
* What I am doing is choosing the pixels in LINE1 for processing in a
* shuffled order. I'm also changing how the error is distributed
* slightly. For a pixel in line 1, there can be up to 5 neighbours where
* the error can be sent. I take it that neighbouring pixels on the
* diagonal are worth 1/sqrt(2) as much as vertically or horizontally
* adjacent pixels. All three neighbours on line 2 are always available,
* and either or both of the adjacent pixels on line 1 may be, depending on
* whether we've already chosen values for them. As for edge effects, I'm
* going to continue to throw away errors that I would normally throw at
* unprocessed pixels, rather than trying to distribute the error "fairly"
* among the pixels I still have available, because I don't want to end up
* with strange edge effects arising from the fact that I'm not processing
* the rasters in a random order!
*/
static float avail[4][5] = {
{0.226541, 0.160189, 0.226541, 0.160189, 0.226541},
{0.000000, 0.207107, 0.292893, 0.207107, 0.292893},
{0.292893, 0.207107, 0.292893, 0.207107, 0.000000},
{0.000000, 0.292893, 0.414214, 0.292893, 0.000000}
};
void
dither(int nx, float *line1, float *line2, unsigned char *pixels,
int *index, int *done)
{
int i, j, k;
int it;
int iavail;
float error;
float propag[5];
/* pick a random order in which to process pixels from this row */
for (i=0; i<nx; i++)
{
index[i] = i;
done[i] = NO ;
}
done[-1] = done[nx] = NO ;
for (i=0; i<nx; i++)
{
j = random() % nx ;
it = index[i] ;
index[i] = index[j] ;
index[j] = it ;
}
/* Now dither them, keeping track of which ones have been done */
for (i=0; i<nx; i++)
{
k = index[i];
iavail = 0;
if (done[k-1]) iavail += 1;
if (done[k+1]) iavail += 2;
done[k] = YES ;
/* set output pixel to either 0 or 1 */
if (line1[k] > 0.5)
pixels[k] = 1, error = line1[k] - 1.0 ;
else
pixels[k] = 0, error = line1[k] - 0.0 ;
if (fabs(error) < 1.e-9)
continue ;
for (j=0; j<5; j++)
propag[j] = avail[iavail][j] * error ;
if (k > 0)
{
line1[k-1] = line1[k-1] + propag[0] ;
line2[k-1] = line2[k-1] + propag[1] ;
}
line2[k] = line2[k] + propag[2] ;
if (k < nx-1)
{
line1[k+1] = line1[k+1] + propag[3] ;
line2[k+1] = line2[k+1] + propag[4] ;
}
}
}
/*
* This is the warping function which hdither.f was using.
* It's computationally expensive (applied 3 times per pixel),
* so I dumped it into a lookup table for speed.
*/
float warpf(unsigned char rgbval)
{
float temp;
temp = (float)rgbval / 255. ;
temp = (((0.533 * temp) - 1.657) * temp + 2.124) * temp ;
temp *= 1.01; /* Used to be 1.10 */
temp = (temp < 0.) ? 0. :
(temp > 1.) ? 1. :
temp * temp ;
return( temp );
}
float warpm[256] =
{
0.000000, 0.000070, 0.000280, 0.000625, 0.001105, 0.001716, 0.002456, 0.003322,
0.004313, 0.005425, 0.006656, 0.008005, 0.009468, 0.011043, 0.012729, 0.014522,
0.016422, 0.018425, 0.020529, 0.022732, 0.025033, 0.027429, 0.029918, 0.032498,
0.035167, 0.037923, 0.040765, 0.043689, 0.046695, 0.049780, 0.052943, 0.056182,
0.059495, 0.062880, 0.066335, 0.069859, 0.073450, 0.077106, 0.080826, 0.084608,
0.088451, 0.092352, 0.096310, 0.100324, 0.104392, 0.108512, 0.112684, 0.116905,
0.121175, 0.125491, 0.129852, 0.134258, 0.138706, 0.143195, 0.147724, 0.152291,
0.156896, 0.161537, 0.166212, 0.170921, 0.175662, 0.180434, 0.185236, 0.190067,
0.194926, 0.199810, 0.204721, 0.209655, 0.214613, 0.219592, 0.224593, 0.229614,
0.234653, 0.239711, 0.244786, 0.249877, 0.254983, 0.260104, 0.265237, 0.270383,
0.275541, 0.280710, 0.285888, 0.291075, 0.296271, 0.301473, 0.306683, 0.311898,
0.317119, 0.322343, 0.327572, 0.332803, 0.338036, 0.343271, 0.348507, 0.353743,
0.358979, 0.364213, 0.369446, 0.374676, 0.379904, 0.385128, 0.390347, 0.395563,
0.400773, 0.405977, 0.411175, 0.416367, 0.421551, 0.426728, 0.431896, 0.437056,
0.442207, 0.447348, 0.452479, 0.457600, 0.462711, 0.467810, 0.472897, 0.477973,
0.483037, 0.488087, 0.493125, 0.498150, 0.503161, 0.508159, 0.513142, 0.518110,
0.523064, 0.528003, 0.532927, 0.537835, 0.542728, 0.547604, 0.552464, 0.557308,
0.562136, 0.566946, 0.571739, 0.576516, 0.581275, 0.586016, 0.590740, 0.595446,
0.600134, 0.604804, 0.609456, 0.614089, 0.618705, 0.623301, 0.627880, 0.632439,
0.636980, 0.641502, 0.646005, 0.650489, 0.654955, 0.659401, 0.663828, 0.668237,
0.672626, 0.676996, 0.681347, 0.685680, 0.689993, 0.694287, 0.698562, 0.702818,
0.707055, 0.711273, 0.715473, 0.719654, 0.723815, 0.727959, 0.732083, 0.736190,
0.740277, 0.744347, 0.748398, 0.752431, 0.756446, 0.760443, 0.764422, 0.768383,
0.772327, 0.776254, 0.780163, 0.784055, 0.787930, 0.791788, 0.795629, 0.799454,
0.803262, 0.807054, 0.810830, 0.814590, 0.818335, 0.822064, 0.825777, 0.829476,
0.833159, 0.836828, 0.840482, 0.844122, 0.847748, 0.851360, 0.854958, 0.858543,
0.862114, 0.865673, 0.869219, 0.872752, 0.876273, 0.879782, 0.883280, 0.886766,
0.890240, 0.893704, 0.897157, 0.900599, 0.904032, 0.907454, 0.910867, 0.914270,
0.917665, 0.921051, 0.924428, 0.927797, 0.931158, 0.934512, 0.937858, 0.941197,
0.944530, 0.947856, 0.951177, 0.954491, 0.957801, 0.961105, 0.964404, 0.967699,
0.970990, 0.974277, 0.977561, 0.980842, 0.984120, 0.987396, 0.990669, 0.993941,
0.997212, 1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000, 1.000000
};
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