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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <omp.h>
#include "image.h"
#define STB_IMAGE_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "stb_image.h"
#define STB_IMAGE_WRITE_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "stb_image_write.h"
/*
min - used to determine/find the minimum value between two integers
Parameters: a: an integer value
b: an integer value
Returns: The smaller of the two integer values given
*/
int min(int a, int b) {
if (a < b)
return a;
else
return b;
}
//An array of kernel matrices to be used for image convolution.
//The indexes of these match the enumeration from the header file. ie. algorithms[BLUR] returns the kernel corresponding to a box blur.
Matrix algorithms[]={
{{0,-1,0},{-1,4,-1},{0,-1,0}},
{{0,-1,0},{-1,5,-1},{0,-1,0}},
{{1/9.0,1/9.0,1/9.0},{1/9.0,1/9.0,1/9.0},{1/9.0,1/9.0,1/9.0}},
{{1.0/16,1.0/8,1.0/16},{1.0/8,1.0/4,1.0/8},{1.0/16,1.0/8,1.0/16}},
{{-2,-1,0},{-1,1,1},{0,1,2}},
{{0,0,0},{0,1,0},{0,0,0}}
};
//getPixelValue - Computes the value of a specific pixel on a specific channel using the selected convolution kernel
//Paramters: srcImage: An Image struct populated with the image being convoluted
// x: The x coordinate of the pixel
// y: The y coordinate of the pixel
// bit: The color channel being manipulated
// algorithm: The 3x3 kernel matrix to use for the convolution
//Returns: The new value for this x,y pixel and bit channel
uint8_t getPixelValue(Image* srcImage,int x,int y,int bit,Matrix algorithm){
int px,mx,py,my,i,span;
span=srcImage->width*srcImage->bpp;
// for the edge pixes, just reuse the edge pixel
px=x+1; py=y+1; mx=x-1; my=y-1;
if (mx<0) mx=0;
if (my<0) my=0;
if (px>=srcImage->width) px=srcImage->width-1;
if (py>=srcImage->height) py=srcImage->height-1;
uint8_t result=
algorithm[0][0]*srcImage->data[Index(mx,my,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[0][1]*srcImage->data[Index(x,my,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[0][2]*srcImage->data[Index(px,my,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[1][0]*srcImage->data[Index(mx,y,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[1][1]*srcImage->data[Index(x,y,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[1][2]*srcImage->data[Index(px,y,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[2][0]*srcImage->data[Index(mx,py,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[2][1]*srcImage->data[Index(x,py,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]+
algorithm[2][2]*srcImage->data[Index(px,py,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)];
return result;
}
//convolute: Applies a kernel matrix to an image
//Parameters: srcImage: The image being convoluted
// destImage: A pointer to a pre-allocated (including space for the pixel array) structure to receive the convoluted image. It should be the same size as srcImage
// algorithm: The kernel matrix to use for the convolution
//Returns: Nothing
void convolute(Image* srcImage,Image* destImage,Matrix algorithm){
int row,pix,bit,span, local_n;
int my_rank = omp_get_thread_num();
int thread_count = omp_get_num_threads();
int local_start = (srcImage->height / thread_count) * my_rank;
int local_end = (srcImage->height / thread_count) * (my_rank+1);
//compute the ending row index for the current thread
int true_end = min(local_end, srcImage->height);
span=srcImage->bpp*srcImage->bpp;
for (row=local_start;row< true_end;row++){
for (pix=0;pix<srcImage->width;pix++){
for (bit=0;bit<srcImage->bpp;bit++){
destImage->data[Index(pix,row,srcImage->width,bit,srcImage->bpp)]=getPixelValue(srcImage,pix,row,bit,algorithm);
}
}
}
}
//Usage: Prints usage information for the program
//Returns: -1
int Usage(){
printf("Usage: image <filename> <type>\n\twhere type is one of (edge,sharpen,blur,gauss,emboss,identity)\n");
return -1;
}
//GetKernelType: Converts the string name of a convolution into a value from the KernelTypes enumeration
//Parameters: type: A string representation of the type
//Returns: an appropriate entry from the KernelTypes enumeration, defaults to IDENTITY, which does nothing but copy the image.
enum KernelTypes GetKernelType(char* type){
if (!strcmp(type,"edge")) return EDGE;
else if (!strcmp(type,"sharpen")) return SHARPEN;
else if (!strcmp(type,"blur")) return BLUR;
else if (!strcmp(type,"gauss")) return GAUSE_BLUR;
else if (!strcmp(type,"emboss")) return EMBOSS;
else return IDENTITY;
}
//main:
//argv is expected to take 2 arguments. First is the source file name (can be jpg, png, bmp, tga). Second is the lower case name of the algorithm.
int main(int argc,char** argv){
long t1,t2;
t1=time(NULL);
stbi_set_flip_vertically_on_load(0);
if (argc!=3) return Usage();
char* fileName=argv[1];
if (!strcmp(argv[1],"pic4.jpg")&&!strcmp(argv[2],"gauss")){
printf("You have applied a gaussian filter to Gauss which has caused a tear in the time-space continum.\n");
}
enum KernelTypes type=GetKernelType(argv[2]);
Image srcImage,destImage,bwImage;
srcImage.data=stbi_load(fileName,&srcImage.width,&srcImage.height,&srcImage.bpp,0);
if (!srcImage.data){
printf("Error loading file %s.\n",fileName);
return -1;
}
destImage.bpp=srcImage.bpp;
destImage.height=srcImage.height;
destImage.width=srcImage.width;
destImage.data=malloc(sizeof(uint8_t)*destImage.width*destImage.bpp*destImage.height);
/*
Pragmas are special preprocessor instructions. They are typically added to a system to allow behaviors that aren't part of the basic C specification.
Compilers that don't support the pragmas just ignore them.
*/
//adding the openmp parallelization pragma
# pragma omp parallel
convolute(&srcImage,&destImage,algorithms[type]);
stbi_write_png("output.png",destImage.width,destImage.height,destImage.bpp,destImage.data,destImage.bpp*destImage.width);
stbi_image_free(srcImage.data);
free(destImage.data);
t2=time(NULL);
printf("Took %ld seconds\n",t2-t1);
return 0;
}