- Made source buffers pointers to const.
- Renamed vpx_blend_mask6b to vpx_blend_a64_mask. This is more
indicative that the function does alpha blending. The 6, or 6b
suffix was misleading, as the max mask value (64) does not fit into
6 bits.
- Added VPX_BLEND_* macros to use when needing to blend scalars.
- Use VPX_BLEND_A256 in combine_interintra to be more explicit about
the operation being done.
- Added versions of vpx_blend_a64_* which take 1D horizontal/vertical
masks directly and apply them to all rows/columns
(vpx_blend_a64_hmask and vpx_blend_a64_vmask). The SSE4.1 optimzied
horizontal version now falls back on the 2D version. This can be
improved upon if it show up high enough in a profile.
- All vpx_blend_a64_* functions now support block sizes down to 1x1
(ie: a single pixel). This is for usage convenience. The SSE4.1
optimized versions fall back on the C implementation if
w <= 2 or h <= 2. This can again be improved if it becomes hot code.
Change-Id: I13ab3835146ffafe3e1d74d8e9cf64a5abe4144d
This reinstates the tests from commit
efda2831e5f758b4f350679b5c55c0b9282449b0 with the appropriate
fixes for 32 bit x86 builds.
Change-Id: Ib331906c5b448ca964895ee9cbfd4266f67d1089
This reverts commit efda2831e5f758b4f350679b5c55c0b9282449b0.
This commit causes segmentation fault at SSE2/SumSquares2DTest.RandomValues/0
Change-Id: I171937e4daf6f15323e8206418773deb03bd8c53
We can optimize wedge partition selection by pre-computing the
residuals of the 2 underlying predictors, and then blend these
to compute the sse of the compound predictor, without actually
having to compute and subtract the compound predictor.
Similarly we can pre-compute a proxy array which we can use to
cheaply check which mask sign would have lower sse.
Details are in wedge_utils.c.
Mathematically these are equivalence transformations, but due to the
finite precision the encoder output will be perturbed, though on
average this should make 0% difference.
ext-inter gains about ~4.5% speedup.
Change-Id: Ib2657c3209ae161b4090b58b4b6c392641bf2792
