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// However, the following notice accompanied the original version of this

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//

//

//  Little cms

//  Copyright (C) 1998-2006 Marti Maria

//

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// Postscript level 2 operators

#include "lcms.h"

#include <time.h>

#include <stdarg.h>

// PostScript ColorRenderingDictionary and ColorSpaceArray

LCMSAPI DWORD LCMSEXPORT cmsGetPostScriptCSA(cmsHPROFILE hProfile, int Intent, LPVOID Buffer, DWORD dwBufferLen);

LCMSAPI DWORD LCMSEXPORT cmsGetPostScriptCRD(cmsHPROFILE hProfile, int Intent, LPVOID Buffer, DWORD dwBufferLen);

LCMSAPI DWORD LCMSEXPORT cmsGetPostScriptCRDEx(cmsHPROFILE hProfile, int Intent, DWORD dwFlags, LPVOID Buffer, DWORD dwBufferLen);

// -------------------------------------------------------------------- Implementation

#define MAXPSCOLS   60      // Columns on tables

/*

    Implementation

    --------------

  PostScript does use XYZ as its internal PCS. But since PostScript

  interpolation tables are limited to 8 bits, I use Lab as a way to

  improve the accuracy, favoring perceptual results. So, for the creation

  of each CRD, CSA the profiles are converted to Lab via a device

  link between  profile -> Lab or Lab -> profile. The PS code necessary to

  convert Lab <-> XYZ is also included.

  Color Space Arrays (CSA)

  ==================================================================================

  In order to obtain precission, code chooses between three ways to implement

  the device -> XYZ transform. These cases identifies monochrome profiles (often

  implemented as a set of curves), matrix-shaper and LUT-based.

  Monochrome

  -----------

  This is implemented as /CIEBasedA CSA. The prelinearization curve is

  placed into /DecodeA section, and matrix equals to D50. Since here is

  no interpolation tables, I do the conversion directly to XYZ

  NOTE: CLUT-based monochrome profiles are NOT supported. So, cmsFLAGS_MATRIXINPUT

  flag is forced on such profiles.

    [ /CIEBasedA

      <<

            /DecodeA { transfer function } bind

            /MatrixA [D50]

            /RangeLMN [ 0.0 D50X 0.0 D50Y 0.0 D50Z ]

            /WhitePoint [D50]

            /BlackPoint [BP]

            /RenderingIntent (intent)

      >>

    ]

   On simpler profiles, the PCS is already XYZ, so no conversion is required.

   Matrix-shaper based

   -------------------

   This is implemented both with /CIEBasedABC or /CIEBasedDEF on dependig

   of profile implementation. Since here is no interpolation tables, I do

   the conversion directly to XYZ

    [ /CIEBasedABC

            <<

                /DecodeABC [ {transfer1} {transfer2} {transfer3} ]

                /MatrixABC [Matrix]

                /RangeLMN [ 0.0 D50X 0.0 D50Y 0.0 D50Z ]

                /DecodeLMN [ { / 2} dup dup ]

                /WhitePoint [D50]

                /BlackPoint [BP]

                /RenderingIntent (intent)

            >>

    ]

    CLUT based

    ----------

     Lab is used in such cases.

    [ /CIEBasedDEF

            <<

            /DecodeDEF [ <prelinearization> ]

            /Table [ p p p [<...>]]

            /RangeABC [ 0 1 0 1 0 1]

            /DecodeABC[ <postlinearization> ]

            /MatrixABC [ 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 -1]

            /WhitePoint [D50]

            /BlackPoint [BP]

            /RenderingIntent (intent)

    ]

  Color Rendering Dictionaries (CRD)

  ==================================

  These are always implemented as CLUT, and always are using Lab. Since CRD are expected to

  be used as resources, the code adds the definition as well.

  <<

    /ColorRenderingType 1

    /WhitePoint [ D50 ]

    /BlackPoint [BP]

    /MatrixPQR [ Bradford ]

    /RangePQR [-0.125 1.375 -0.125 1.375 -0.125 1.375 ]

    /TransformPQR [

    {4 index 3 get div 2 index 3 get mul exch pop exch pop exch pop exch pop } bind

    {4 index 4 get div 2 index 4 get mul exch pop exch pop exch pop exch pop } bind

    {4 index 5 get div 2 index 5 get mul exch pop exch pop exch pop exch pop } bind

    ]

    /MatrixABC <...>

    /EncodeABC <...>

    /RangeABC  <.. used for  XYZ -> Lab>

    /EncodeLMN

    /RenderTable [ p p p [<...>]]

    /RenderingIntent (Perceptual)

  >>

  /Current exch /ColorRendering defineresource pop

  The following stages are used to convert from XYZ to Lab

  --------------------------------------------------------

  Input is given at LMN stage on X, Y, Z

  Encode LMN gives us f(X/Xn), f(Y/Yn), f(Z/Zn)

  /EncodeLMN [

    { 0.964200  div dup 0.008856 le {7.787 mul 16 116 div add}{1 3 div exp} ifelse } bind

    { 1.000000  div dup 0.008856 le {7.787 mul 16 116 div add}{1 3 div exp} ifelse } bind

    { 0.824900  div dup 0.008856 le {7.787 mul 16 116 div add}{1 3 div exp} ifelse } bind

    ]

  MatrixABC is used to compute f(Y/Yn), f(X/Xn) - f(Y/Yn), f(Y/Yn) - f(Z/Zn)

  | 0  1  0|

  | 1 -1  0|

  | 0  1 -1|

  /MatrixABC [ 0 1 0 1 -1 1 0 0 -1 ]

 EncodeABC finally gives Lab values.

  /EncodeABC [

    { 116 mul  16 sub 100 div  } bind

    { 500 mul 128 add 255 div  } bind

    { 200 mul 128 add 255 div  } bind

    ]

  The following stages are used to convert Lab to XYZ

  ----------------------------------------------------

    /RangeABC [ 0 1 0 1 0 1]

    /DecodeABC [ { 100 mul 16 add 116 div } bind

                 { 255 mul 128 sub 500 div } bind

                 { 255 mul 128 sub 200 div } bind

               ]

    /MatrixABC [ 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 -1]

    /DecodeLMN [

                {dup 6 29 div ge {dup dup mul mul} {4 29 div sub 108 841 div mul} ifelse 0.964200 mul} bind

                {dup 6 29 div ge {dup dup mul mul} {4 29 div sub 108 841 div mul} ifelse } bind

                {dup 6 29 div ge {dup dup mul mul} {4 29 div sub 108 841 div mul} ifelse 0.824900 mul} bind

                ]

*/

/*

 PostScript algorithms discussion.

 =========================================================================================================

  1D interpolation algorithm

  1D interpolation (float)

  ------------------------

    val2 = Domain * Value;

    cell0 = (int) floor(val2);

    cell1 = (int) ceil(val2);

    rest = val2 - cell0;

    y0 = LutTable[cell0] ;

    y1 = LutTable[cell1] ;

    y = y0 + (y1 - y0) * rest;

  PostScript code                   Stack

  ================================================

  {                                 % v

    <check 0..1.0>

    [array]                         % v tab

    dup                             % v tab tab

    length 1 sub                    % v tab dom

    3 -1 roll                       % tab dom v

    mul                             % tab val2

    dup                             % tab val2 val2

    dup                             % tab val2 val2 val2

    floor cvi                       % tab val2 val2 cell0

    exch                            % tab val2 cell0 val2

    ceiling cvi                     % tab val2 cell0 cell1

    3 index                         % tab val2 cell0 cell1 tab

    exch                            % tab val2 cell0 tab cell1

    get                             % tab val2 cell0 y1

    4 -1 roll                       % val2 cell0 y1 tab

    3 -1 roll                       % val2 y1 tab cell0

    get                             % val2 y1 y0

    dup                             % val2 y1 y0 y0

    3 1 roll                        % val2 y0 y1 y0

    sub                             % val2 y0 (y1-y0)

    3 -1 roll                       % y0 (y1-y0) val2

    dup                             % y0 (y1-y0) val2 val2

    floor cvi                       % y0 (y1-y0) val2 floor(val2)

    sub                             % y0 (y1-y0) rest

    mul                             % y0 t1

    add                             % y

    65535 div                       % result

  } bind

*/

static icTagSignature Device2PCSTab[] = {icSigAToB0Tag,       // Perceptual

                                         icSigAToB1Tag,       // Relative colorimetric

                                         icSigAToB2Tag,       // Saturation

                                         icSigAToB1Tag };     // Absolute colorimetric

                                                           // (Relative/WhitePoint)

// --------------------------------------------------------------- Memory Stream

//

// This struct holds the memory block currently being write

//

typedef struct {

                LPBYTE Block;

                LPBYTE Ptr;

                DWORD  dwMax;

                DWORD  dwUsed;

                int    MaxCols;

                int    Col;

                int    HasError;

            } MEMSTREAM, FAR* LPMEMSTREAM;

typedef struct {

                LPLUT Lut;

                LPMEMSTREAM m;

                int FirstComponent;

                int SecondComponent;

                int   bps;

                const char* PreMaj;

                const char* PostMaj;

                const char* PreMin;

                const char* PostMin;

                int  lIsInput;    // Handle L* encoding

                int  FixWhite;    // Force mapping of pure white

                icColorSpaceSignature  ColorSpace;  // ColorSpace of profile

            } SAMPLERCARGO, FAR* LPSAMPLERCARGO;

// Creates a ready to use memory stream

static

LPMEMSTREAM CreateMemStream(LPBYTE Buffer, DWORD dwMax, int MaxCols)

{

    LPMEMSTREAM m = (LPMEMSTREAM) malloc(sizeof(MEMSTREAM));

    ZeroMemory(m, sizeof(MEMSTREAM));

    m -> Block   = m -> Ptr = Buffer;

    m -> dwMax   = dwMax;

    m -> dwUsed  = 0;

    m -> MaxCols = MaxCols;

    m -> Col     = 0;

    m -> HasError = 0;

    return m;

}

// Convert to byte

static

BYTE Word2Byte(WORD w)

{

    return (BYTE) floor((double) w / 257.0 + 0.5);

}

// Convert to byte (using ICC2 notation)

static

BYTE L2Byte(WORD w)

{

        int ww = w + 0x0080;

        if (ww > 0xFFFF) return 0xFF;

    return (BYTE) ((WORD) (ww >> 8) & 0xFF);

}

// Write a raw, uncooked byte. Check for space

static

void WriteRawByte(LPMEMSTREAM m, BYTE b)

{

    if (m -> dwUsed + 1 > m -> dwMax) {

        m -> HasError = 1;

    }

    if (!m ->HasError && m ->Block) {

        *m ->Ptr++ = b;

    }

    m -> dwUsed++;

}

// Write a cooked byte

static

void WriteByte(LPMEMSTREAM m, BYTE b)

{

    static const BYTE Hex[] = "0123456789ABCDEF";

    BYTE c;

        c = Hex[(b >> 4) & 0x0f];

        WriteRawByte(m, c);

        c = Hex[b & 0x0f];

        WriteRawByte(m, c);

        m -> Col += 2;

        if (m -> Col > m -> MaxCols) {

            WriteRawByte(m, '\n');

            m -> Col = 0;

        }

}

// Does write a formatted string

static

void Writef(LPMEMSTREAM m, const char *frm, ...)

{

        va_list args;

        LPBYTE pt;

        BYTE Buffer[2048];

        va_start(args, frm);

        vsprintf((char*) Buffer, frm, args);

        for (pt = Buffer; *pt; pt++)  {

            WriteRawByte(m, *pt);

        }

        va_end(args);

}

// ----------------------------------------------------------------- PostScript generation

// Removes offending Carriage returns

static

char* RemoveCR(const char* txt)

{

    static char Buffer[2048];

    char* pt;

    strncpy(Buffer, txt, 2047);

    Buffer[2047] = 0;

    for (pt = Buffer; *pt; pt++)

            if (*pt == '\n' || *pt == '\r') *pt = ' ';

    return Buffer;

}

static

void EmitHeader(LPMEMSTREAM m, const char* Title, cmsHPROFILE hProfile)

{

    time_t timer;

    time(&timer);

    Writef(m, "%%!PS-Adobe-3.0\n");

    Writef(m, "%%\n");

    Writef(m, "%% %s\n", Title);

    Writef(m, "%% Source: %s\n", RemoveCR(cmsTakeProductName(hProfile)));

    Writef(m, "%% Description: %s\n", RemoveCR(cmsTakeProductDesc(hProfile)));

    Writef(m, "%% Created: %s", ctime(&timer)); // ctime appends a \n!!!

    Writef(m, "%%\n");

    Writef(m, "%%%%BeginResource\n");

}

// Emits White & Black point. White point is always D50, Black point is the device

// Black point adapted to D50.

static

void EmitWhiteBlackD50(LPMEMSTREAM m, LPcmsCIEXYZ BlackPoint)

{

    Writef(m, "/BlackPoint [%f %f %f]\n", BlackPoint -> X,

                                          BlackPoint -> Y,

                                          BlackPoint -> Z);

    Writef(m, "/WhitePoint [%f %f %f]\n", cmsD50_XYZ()->X,

                                          cmsD50_XYZ()->Y,

                                          cmsD50_XYZ()->Z);

}

static

void EmitRangeCheck(LPMEMSTREAM m)

{

    Writef(m, "dup 0.0 lt { pop 0.0 } if "

              "dup 1.0 gt { pop 1.0 } if ");

}

// Does write the intent

static

void EmitIntent(LPMEMSTREAM m, int RenderingIntent)

{

    const char *intent;

    switch (RenderingIntent) {

        case INTENT_PERCEPTUAL:            intent = "Perceptual"; break;

        case INTENT_RELATIVE_COLORIMETRIC: intent = "RelativeColorimetric"; break;

        case INTENT_ABSOLUTE_COLORIMETRIC: intent = "AbsoluteColorimetric"; break;

        case INTENT_SATURATION:            intent = "Saturation"; break;

        default: intent = "Undefined"; break;

    }

    Writef(m, "/RenderingIntent (%s)\n", intent );

}