static GrTexture* create_unstretched_bitmap_texture(GrContext* ctx,
const SkBitmap& origBitmap,
const GrUniqueKey& optionalKey) {
if (origBitmap.width() < ctx->caps()->minTextureSize() ||
origBitmap.height() < ctx->caps()->minTextureSize()) {
return nullptr;
}
SkBitmap tmpBitmap;
const SkBitmap* bitmap = &origBitmap;
GrSurfaceDesc desc = GrImageInfoToSurfaceDesc(bitmap->info());
const GrCaps* caps = ctx->caps();
if (kIndex_8_SkColorType == bitmap->colorType()) {
if (caps->isConfigTexturable(kIndex_8_GrPixelConfig)) {
size_t imageSize = GrCompressedFormatDataSize(kIndex_8_GrPixelConfig,
bitmap->width(), bitmap->height());
SkAutoMalloc storage(imageSize);
build_index8_data(storage.get(), origBitmap);
// our compressed data will be trimmed, so pass width() for its
// "rowBytes", since they are the same now.
return GrCreateTextureForPixels(ctx, optionalKey, desc, origBitmap.pixelRef(),
storage.get(), bitmap->width());
} else {
origBitmap.copyTo(&tmpBitmap, kN32_SkColorType);
// now bitmap points to our temp, which has been promoted to 32bits
bitmap = &tmpBitmap;
desc.fConfig = SkImageInfo2GrPixelConfig(bitmap->info());
}
} else if (!bitmap->readyToDraw()) {
// If the bitmap had compressed data and was then uncompressed, it'll still return
// compressed data on 'refEncodedData' and upload it. Probably not good, since if
// the bitmap has available pixels, then they might not be what the decompressed
// data is.
GrTexture *texture = load_etc1_texture(ctx, optionalKey, *bitmap, desc);
if (texture) {
return texture;
}
}
GrTexture *texture = load_yuv_texture(ctx, optionalKey, *bitmap, desc);
if (texture) {
return texture;
}
SkAutoLockPixels alp(*bitmap);
if (!bitmap->readyToDraw()) {
return nullptr;
}
return GrCreateTextureForPixels(ctx, optionalKey, desc, origBitmap.pixelRef(),
bitmap->getPixels(), bitmap->rowBytes());
}
static GrTexture* create_unstretched_bitmap_texture(GrContext* ctx,
const SkBitmap& origBitmap,
const GrUniqueKey& optionalKey) {
if (origBitmap.width() < ctx->caps()->minTextureSize() ||
origBitmap.height() < ctx->caps()->minTextureSize()) {
return NULL;
}
SkBitmap tmpBitmap;
const SkBitmap* bitmap = &origBitmap;
GrSurfaceDesc desc;
generate_bitmap_texture_desc(*bitmap, &desc);
const GrCaps* caps = ctx->caps();
if (kIndex_8_SkColorType == bitmap->colorType()) {
if (caps->isConfigTexturable(kIndex_8_GrPixelConfig)) {
size_t imageSize = GrCompressedFormatDataSize(kIndex_8_GrPixelConfig,
bitmap->width(), bitmap->height());
SkAutoMalloc storage(imageSize);
build_index8_data(storage.get(), origBitmap);
// our compressed data will be trimmed, so pass width() for its
// "rowBytes", since they are the same now.
return create_texture_for_bmp(ctx, optionalKey, desc, origBitmap.pixelRef(),
storage.get(), bitmap->width());
} else {
origBitmap.copyTo(&tmpBitmap, kN32_SkColorType);
// now bitmap points to our temp, which has been promoted to 32bits
bitmap = &tmpBitmap;
desc.fConfig = SkImageInfo2GrPixelConfig(bitmap->info());
}
}
// Is this an ETC1 encoded texture?
#ifndef SK_IGNORE_ETC1_SUPPORT
// Make sure that the underlying device supports ETC1 textures before we go ahead
// and check the data.
else if (caps->isConfigTexturable(kETC1_GrPixelConfig)
// If the bitmap had compressed data and was then uncompressed, it'll still return
// compressed data on 'refEncodedData' and upload it. Probably not good, since if
// the bitmap has available pixels, then they might not be what the decompressed
// data is.
&& !(bitmap->readyToDraw())) {
GrTexture *texture = load_etc1_texture(ctx, optionalKey, *bitmap, desc);
if (texture) {
return texture;
}
}
#endif // SK_IGNORE_ETC1_SUPPORT
GrTexture *texture = load_yuv_texture(ctx, optionalKey, *bitmap, desc);
if (texture) {
return texture;
}
SkAutoLockPixels alp(*bitmap);
if (!bitmap->readyToDraw()) {
return NULL;
}
return create_texture_for_bmp(ctx, optionalKey, desc, origBitmap.pixelRef(),
bitmap->getPixels(), bitmap->rowBytes());
}
