/* * Copyright 2015 Google Inc. * * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be * found in the LICENSE file. */ #ifndef SkOpts_DEFINED #define SkOpts_DEFINED #include "include/private/base/SkSpan_impl.h" #include "src/core/SkRasterPipelineOpContexts.h" #include "src/core/SkRasterPipelineOpList.h" #include <cstddef> #include <cstdint> /** * SkOpts (short for SkOptimizations) is a mechanism where we can ship with multiple implementations * of a set of functions and dynamically choose the best one at runtime (e.g. the call to * SkGraphics::Init(), which calls SkOpts::Init()) depending on the detected CPU features. This is * also referred to as having "specializations" of a given function. * * For example, Skia might be compiled to support CPUs that only have the sse2 instruction set * (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86_instruction_listings#SSE2_instructions) * but may be run on a more modern CPU that supports AVX2 instructions. * (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Vector_Extensions) * SkOpts allow Skia to have two versions of a row-blitting function, one that uses normal C++ * code (e.g. loops, scalar integer math) and one that makes use of the AVX2 vector types and * intrinsic functions. This function is declared here in the SkOpts namespace, and then the * implementation (see SkOpts.cpp) is deferred to a function of the same name in the sse2:: * namespace (the minimum Skia is compiled with) using DEFINE_DEFAULT. * * All implementations of this blit function are done in a header file file in //src/opts * (e.g. //src/opts/SkBlitRow_opts.h). ifdefs guard each of the implementations, such that only * one implementation is possible for a given SK_CPU_SSE_LEVEL. This header will be compiled * *multiple* times with a different SK_CPU_SSE_LEVEL each compilation. * * Each CPU instruction set that we want specializations for has a .cpp file in //src/opts which * defines an Init() function that replaces the function pointers in the SkOpts namespace with the * ones from the specialized namespace (e.g. hsw::). These .cpp files don't implement the * specializations, they just refer to the specialization created in the header files (e.g. * SkBlitRow_opts.h). * * At compile time: * - SkOpts.cpp is compiled with the minimum CPU level (e.g. SSE2). Because this * file includes all the headers in //src/opts/, those headers add "the default implementation" * of all their functions to the SK_OPTS_NS namespace (e.g. sse2::blit_row_color32). * - Each of the specialized .cpp files in //src/opts/ are compiled with their respective * compiler flags. Because the specialized .cpp file includes the headers that implement the * functions using intrinsics or other CPU-specific code, those specialized functions end up * in the specialized namespace, e.g. (hsw::blit_row_color32). * * At link time, the default implementations and all specializations of all SkOpts functions are * included in the resulting library/binary file. * * At runtime, SkOpts::Init() will run the appropriate Init functions that the current CPU level * supports specializations for (e.g. Init_hsw, Init_ssse3). Note multiple Init functions can * be called as CPU instruction sets are typically super sets of older instruction sets */ struct SkRasterPipelineStage; namespace SkOpts { // Call to replace pointers to portable functions with pointers to CPU-specific functions. // Thread-safe and idempotent. // Called by SkGraphics::Init(). void Init(); // We can't necessarily express the type of SkRasterPipeline stage functions here, // so we just use this void(*)(void) as a stand-in. StageFn; extern StageFn ops_highp[kNumRasterPipelineHighpOps], just_return_highp; extern StageFn ops_lowp [kNumRasterPipelineLowpOps ], just_return_lowp; extern void (*start_pipeline_highp)(size_t,size_t,size_t,size_t, SkRasterPipelineStage*, SkSpan<SkRasterPipeline_MemoryCtxPatch>, uint8_t*); extern void (*start_pipeline_lowp )(size_t,size_t,size_t,size_t, SkRasterPipelineStage*, SkSpan<SkRasterPipeline_MemoryCtxPatch>, uint8_t*); extern size_t raster_pipeline_lowp_stride; extern size_t raster_pipeline_highp_stride; } // namespace SkOpts #endif // SkOpts_DEFINED