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Use promote_integral in channel_invert algorithm

This should help to avoid UB due to possible signed integer overflows,
for minimum/maximum of input channel domain.

Fixes #89
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Mateusz Łoskot
2018-06-17 21:52:53 +02:00
committed by Stefan Seefeld
parent 7f6eb255c7
commit 94f5ad613a

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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
/*
Copyright 2005-2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated
Use, modification and distribution are subject to the Boost Software License,
Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt).
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
#define GIL_CHANNEL_ALGORITHM_HPP
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// \file
/// \file
/// \brief Channel algorithms
/// \author Lubomir Bourdev and Hailin Jin \n
/// Adobe Systems Incorporated
@@ -31,6 +31,7 @@
#include "gil_config.hpp"
#include "channel.hpp"
#include "promote_integral.hpp"
#include "typedefs.hpp"
#include <limits>
@@ -90,13 +91,13 @@ struct unsigned_integral_num_bits<packed_channel_value<K> >
\brief Converting from one channel type to another
\ingroup ChannelAlgorithm
Conversion is done as a simple linear mapping of one channel range to the other,
Conversion is done as a simple linear mapping of one channel range to the other,
such that the minimum/maximum value of the source maps to the minimum/maximum value of the destination.
One implication of this is that the value 0 of signed channels may not be preserved!
When creating new channel models, it is often a good idea to provide specializations for the channel conversion algorithms, for
example, for performance optimizations. If the new model is an integral type that can be signed, it is easier to define the conversion
only for the unsigned type (\p channel_converter_unsigned) and provide specializations of \p detail::channel_convert_to_unsigned
example, for performance optimizations. If the new model is an integral type that can be signed, it is easier to define the conversion
only for the unsigned type (\p channel_converter_unsigned) and provide specializations of \p detail::channel_convert_to_unsigned
and \p detail::channel_convert_from_unsigned to convert between the signed and unsigned type.
Example:
@@ -111,7 +112,7 @@ assert(dst_channel == 255); // max value goes to max value
\endcode
*/
/**
/**
\defgroup ChannelConvertUnsignedAlgorithm channel_converter_unsigned
\ingroup ChannelConvertAlgorithm
\brief Convert one unsigned/floating point channel to another. Converts both the channel type and range
@@ -144,7 +145,7 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_impl {
typedef DstChannelV result_type;
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
return DstChannelV(channel_traits<DstChannelV>::min_value() +
(src - channel_traits<SrcChannelV>::min_value()) / channel_range<SrcChannelV>() * channel_range<DstChannelV>());
(src - channel_traits<SrcChannelV>::min_value()) / channel_range<SrcChannelV>() * channel_range<DstChannelV>());
}
private:
template <typename C>
@@ -154,7 +155,7 @@ private:
};
// When both the source and the destination are integral channels, perform a faster conversion
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,true>
: public channel_converter_unsigned_integral<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,
mpl::less<unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>,unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV> >::value > {};
@@ -164,12 +165,12 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,true>
//// channel_converter_unsigned_integral
//////////////////////////////////////
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true>
: public channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,
!(unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value % unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value) > {};
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false>
: public channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false,
!(unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value % unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value) > {};
@@ -179,24 +180,24 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false>
//// channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl
//////////////////////////////////////
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// the src max value is less than the dst max value,
// and the dst max value is divisible by the src max value
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,true> {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
typedef typename unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value_type integer_t;
static const integer_t mul = unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value / unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value;
return DstChannelV(src * mul);
}
};
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// the dst max value is less than (or equal to) the src max value,
// and the src max value is divisible by the dst max value
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false,true> {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
typedef typename unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value_type integer_t;
static const integer_t div = unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value / unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value;
static const integer_t div2 = div/2;
@@ -205,9 +206,9 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false,tr
};
// Prevent overflow for the largest integral type
template <typename DstChannelV>
template <typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<uintmax_t,DstChannelV,false,true> {
DstChannelV operator()(uintmax_t src) const {
DstChannelV operator()(uintmax_t src) const {
static const uintmax_t div = unsigned_integral_max_value<uint32_t>::value / unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value;
static const uintmax_t div2 = div/2;
if (src > unsigned_integral_max_value<uintmax_t>::value - div2)
@@ -216,11 +217,11 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<uintmax_t,DstChannelV,false,true
}
};
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// and the dst max value is not divisible by the src max value
// See if you can represent the expression (src * dst_max) / src_max in integral form
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV, bool SrcLessThanDst>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,SrcLessThanDst,false>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV, bool SrcLessThanDst>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,SrcLessThanDst,false>
: public channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,SrcLessThanDst,
mpl::greater<
mpl::plus<unsigned_integral_num_bits<SrcChannelV>,unsigned_integral_num_bits<DstChannelV> >,
@@ -228,11 +229,11 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_impl<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,SrcLessT
>::value> {};
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// the src max value is less than the dst max value,
// and the dst max value is not divisible by the src max value
// The expression (src * dst_max) / src_max fits in an integer
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,false> {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
typedef typename base_channel_type<DstChannelV>::type dest_t;
@@ -240,11 +241,11 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,
}
};
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// the src max value is less than the dst max value,
// and the dst max value is not divisible by the src max value
// The expression (src * dst_max) / src_max cannot fit in an integer (overflows). Use a double
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,true,true> {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
static const double mul = unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value / double(unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value);
@@ -252,17 +253,17 @@ struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,
}
};
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// Both source and destination are unsigned integral channels,
// the dst max value is less than (or equal to) the src max value,
// and the src max value is not divisible by the dst max value
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV, bool CannotFit>
template <typename SrcChannelV, typename DstChannelV, bool CannotFit>
struct channel_converter_unsigned_integral_nondivisible<SrcChannelV,DstChannelV,false,CannotFit> {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
DstChannelV operator()(SrcChannelV src) const {
typedef typename detail::unsigned_integral_max_value< SrcChannelV >::value_type src_integer_t;
typedef typename detail::unsigned_integral_max_value< DstChannelV >::value_type dst_integer_t;
static const double div = unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value
static const double div = unsigned_integral_max_value<SrcChannelV>::value
/ static_cast< double >( unsigned_integral_max_value<DstChannelV>::value );
static const src_integer_t div2 = static_cast< src_integer_t >( div / 2.0 );
@@ -325,10 +326,10 @@ template <> struct channel_converter_unsigned<float32_t,uint32_t> {
}
};
/// @}
/// @}
namespace detail {
// Converting from signed to unsigned integral channel.
// Converting from signed to unsigned integral channel.
// It is both a unary function, and a metafunction (thus requires the 'type' nested typedef, which equals result_type)
template <typename ChannelValue> // Model ChannelValueConcept
struct channel_convert_to_unsigned : public detail::identity<ChannelValue> {
@@ -416,13 +417,13 @@ struct channel_converter {
/// \ingroup ChannelConvertAlgorithm
/// \brief Converting from one channel type to another.
template <typename DstChannel, typename SrcChannel> // Model ChannelConcept (could be channel references)
inline typename channel_traits<DstChannel>::value_type channel_convert(const SrcChannel& src) {
inline typename channel_traits<DstChannel>::value_type channel_convert(const SrcChannel& src) {
return channel_converter<typename channel_traits<SrcChannel>::value_type,
typename channel_traits<DstChannel>::value_type>()(src);
typename channel_traits<DstChannel>::value_type>()(src);
}
/// \ingroup ChannelConvertAlgorithm
/// \brief Same as channel_converter, except it takes the destination channel by reference, which allows
/// \brief Same as channel_converter, except it takes the destination channel by reference, which allows
/// us to move the templates from the class level to the method level. This is important when invoking it
/// on heterogeneous pixels.
struct default_channel_converter {
@@ -506,10 +507,10 @@ struct channel_multiplier {
/// \brief A function multiplying two channels. result = a * b / max_value
template <typename Channel> // Models ChannelConcept (could be a channel reference)
inline typename channel_traits<Channel>::value_type channel_multiply(Channel a, Channel b) {
inline typename channel_traits<Channel>::value_type channel_multiply(Channel a, Channel b) {
return channel_multiplier<typename channel_traits<Channel>::value_type>()(a,b);
}
/// @}
/// @}
/**
\defgroup ChannelInvertAlgorithm channel_invert
@@ -528,8 +529,16 @@ assert(inv == 0);
/// \brief Default implementation. Provide overloads for performance
/// \ingroup ChannelInvertAlgorithm channel_invert
template <typename Channel> // Models ChannelConcept (could be a channel reference)
inline typename channel_traits<Channel>::value_type channel_invert(Channel x) {
return channel_traits<Channel>::max_value()-x + channel_traits<Channel>::min_value();
inline typename channel_traits<Channel>::value_type channel_invert(Channel x) {
using base_t = typename base_channel_type<Channel>::type;
using promoted_t = typename promote_integral<base_t>::type;
promoted_t const promoted_x = x;
promoted_t const promoted_max = channel_traits<Channel>::max_value();
promoted_t const promoted_min = channel_traits<Channel>::min_value();
promoted_t const promoted_inverted_x = promoted_max - promoted_x + promoted_min;
auto const inverted_x = static_cast<base_t>(promoted_inverted_x);
return inverted_x;
}
//#ifdef _MSC_VER