AP Professional Graphics CD-ROM Library/AP Professional Graphics CD-ROM Library.iso/pc/unix/appendix/gemsiii/fastbmap.c

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/*
Fast Bitmap Stretching
Tomas MÜller
*/













/* user provided routines */

short ReadPixel(long x,long y);/* returns color of (x,y) in source bitmap*/
void SetColor(short Col); /* set the current writing color to Col */
void WritePixel(long x,long y); /* write a pixel at (x,y) in destination bitmap with the current writing color */

#define sign(x) ((x)>0 ? 1:-1)

void RectStretch(long xs1,long ys1,long xs2,long ys2,long xd1,long yd1,long xd2,long yd2) ;
void Stretch(long x1,long x2,long y1,long y2,long yr,long yw) ;
void CircleStretch(long SBMINX,long SBMAXX,long xc,long yc,long r) ;
void Stretch2Lines(long x1,long x2,long y1,long y2,long yr1,long yw1,long yr2,long yw2) ;

/**********************************************************
 RectStretch enlarges or diminishes a source rectangle of
 a bitmap to a destination rectangle. The source
 rectangle is selected by the two points (xs1,ys1) and
 (xs2,ys2), and the destination rectangle by (xd1,yd1) and
 (xd2,yd2). Since readability of source-code is wanted,
 some optimizations have been left out for the reader:
 It½s possible to read one line at a time, by first
 stretching in x-direction and then stretching that bitmap
 in y-direction.
 Entry:
    xs1,ys1 - first point of source rectangle
    xs2,ys2 - second point of source rectangle
    xd1,yd1 - first point of destination rectangle
    xd2,yd2 - second point of destination rectangle
**********************************************************/
void RectStretch(long xs1,long ys1,long xs2,long ys2,long xd1,long yd1,long xd2,long yd2)
{
    long dx,dy,e,d,dx2;
    short sx,sy;
    dx=abs((int)(yd2-yd1));
    dy=abs((int)(ys2-ys1));
    sx=sign(yd2-yd1);
    sy=sign(ys2-ys1);
    e=(dy<<1)-dx;
    dx2=dx<<1;
    dy<<=1;
    for(d=0;d<=dx;d++)
    {
        Stretch(xd1,xd2,xs1,xs2,ys1,yd1);
        while(e>=0)
        {
            ys1+=sy;
            e-=dx2;
        }
        yd1+=sx;
        e+=dy;
    }
}

/**********************************************************
 Stretches a horizontal source line onto a horizontal
 destination line. Used by RectStretch.
 Entry:
    x1,x2 - x-coordinates of the destination line
    y1,y2 - x-coordinates of the source line
    yr    - y-coordinate of source line
    yw    - y-coordinate of destination line
**********************************************************/
void Stretch(long x1,long x2,long y1,long y2,long yr,long yw)
{
    long dx,dy,e,d,dx2;
    short sx,sy,color;
    dx=abs((int)(x2-x1));
    dy=abs((int)(y2-y1));
    sx=sign(x2-x1);
    sy=sign(y2-y1);
    e=(dy<<1)-dx;
    dx2=dx<<1;
    dy<<=1;
    for(d=0;d<=dx;d++)
    {
        color=ReadPixel(y1,yr);
        SetColor(color);
        WritePixel(x1,yw);
        while(e>=0)
        {
            y1+=sy;
            e-=dx2;
        }
        x1+=sx;
        e+=dy;
    }
}

/**********************************************************
 CircleStretch stretches a source rectangle, selected by
 the two points (SBMINX,0) and (SBMAXX,2*r-1), onto a
 Bresenham circle at (xc,yc) with radius=r.
 Instead of writing pixels on the circle, horizontal lines
 of the source rectangle are being stretched onto all
 horizontal lines of the circle.
 Entry:
    SBMINX - min x of source rectangle
    SBMAXX - max x of source rectangle
    xc,yc  - center of the circle
    r      - radius of circle
**********************************************************/
void CircleStretch(long SBMINX,long SBMAXX,long xc,long yc,long r)
{
    long p=3-(r<<1),x=0,y=r;
    while(x<y)
    {
        /* stretch lines in first octant */
        Stretch2Lines(xc-y,xc+y,SBMINX,SBMAXX,r-x,yc-x,r+x,yc+x);
        if(p<0) p=p+(x<<2)+6;
        else
        {
            /* stretch lines in second octant */
            Stretch2Lines(xc-x,xc+x,SBMINX,SBMAXX,r-y,yc-y,r+y,yc+y);
            p=p+((x-y)<<2)+10;
            y--;
        }
        x++;
    }
    if(x==y) Stretch2Lines(xc-x,xc+x,SBMINX,SBMAXX,r-y,yc-y,r+y,yc+y);
}

/**********************************************************
 Stretch2Lines stretches two source lines with same length
 and different y-coordinates onto two destination lines
 with same length and different y-coordinates. Used by
 CircleStretch.
 Entry:
    x1,x2 - x-coordinates of the destination line
    y1,y2 - x-coordinates of the source line
    yr1   - y-coordinate of source line # 1
    yw1   - y-coordinate of destination line # 1
    yr2   - y-coordinate of source line # 2
    yw2   - y-coordinate of destination line # 2
**********************************************************/
void Stretch2Lines(long x1,long x2,long y1,long y2,long yr1,long yw1,long yr2,long yw2)
{
    long dx,dy,e,d,dx2;
    short sx,sy,color;
    dx=abs((int)(x2-x1));
    dy=abs((int)(y2-y1));
    sx=sign(x2-x1);
    sy=sign(y2-y1);
    e=(dy<<1)-dx;
    dx2=dx<<1;
    dy<<=1;
    for(d=0;d<=dx;d++)
    {
        color=ReadPixel(y1,yr1);
        SetColor(color);
        WritePixel(x1,yw1);
        color=ReadPixel(y1,yr2);
        SetColor(color);
        WritePixel(x1,yw2);
        while(e>=0)
        {
            y1+=sy;
            e-=dx2;
        }
        x1+=sx;
        e+=dy;
    }
}