path: root/image/test/gtest/TestSurfacePipeIntegration.cpp

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#include "gtest/gtest.h"

#include "mozilla/gfx/2D.h"
#include "Common.h"
#include "Decoder.h"
#include "DecoderFactory.h"
#include "SourceBuffer.h"
#include "SurfacePipe.h"

using namespace mozilla;
using namespace mozilla::gfx;
using namespace mozilla::image;

namespace mozilla {
namespace image {

class TestSurfacePipeFactory {
 public:
  static SurfacePipe SimpleSurfacePipe() {
    SurfacePipe pipe;
    return pipe;
  }

  template <typename T>
  static SurfacePipe SurfacePipeFromPipeline(T&& aPipeline) {
    return SurfacePipe{std::move(aPipeline)};
  }

 private:
  TestSurfacePipeFactory() {}
};

}  // namespace image
}  // namespace mozilla

void CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(SurfacePipe* aPipe, image::Decoder* aDecoder,
                                   const IntRect& aRect = IntRect(0, 0, 100,
                                                                  100)) {
  // Check that the pipeline ended up in the state we expect.  Note that we're
  // explicitly testing the SurfacePipe versions of these methods, so we don't
  // want to use AssertCorrectPipelineFinalState() here.
  EXPECT_TRUE(aPipe->IsSurfaceFinished());
  Maybe<SurfaceInvalidRect> invalidRect = aPipe->TakeInvalidRect();
  EXPECT_TRUE(invalidRect.isSome());
  EXPECT_EQ(OrientedIntRect(0, 0, 100, 100), invalidRect->mInputSpaceRect);
  EXPECT_EQ(OrientedIntRect(0, 0, 100, 100), invalidRect->mOutputSpaceRect);

  // Check the generated image.
  CheckGeneratedImage(aDecoder, aRect);

  // Reset and clear the image before the next test.
  aPipe->ResetToFirstRow();
  EXPECT_FALSE(aPipe->IsSurfaceFinished());
  invalidRect = aPipe->TakeInvalidRect();
  EXPECT_TRUE(invalidRect.isNothing());

  uint32_t count = 0;
  auto result = aPipe->WritePixels<uint32_t>([&]() {
    ++count;
    return AsVariant(BGRAColor::Transparent().AsPixel());
  });
  EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
  EXPECT_EQ(100u * 100u, count);

  EXPECT_TRUE(aPipe->IsSurfaceFinished());
  invalidRect = aPipe->TakeInvalidRect();
  EXPECT_TRUE(invalidRect.isSome());
  EXPECT_EQ(OrientedIntRect(0, 0, 100, 100), invalidRect->mInputSpaceRect);
  EXPECT_EQ(OrientedIntRect(0, 0, 100, 100), invalidRect->mOutputSpaceRect);

  aPipe->ResetToFirstRow();
  EXPECT_FALSE(aPipe->IsSurfaceFinished());
  invalidRect = aPipe->TakeInvalidRect();
  EXPECT_TRUE(invalidRect.isNothing());
}

class ImageSurfacePipeIntegration : public ::testing::Test {
 protected:
  AutoInitializeImageLib mInit;
};

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration, SurfacePipe) {
  // Test that SurfacePipe objects can be initialized and move constructed.
  SurfacePipe pipe = TestSurfacePipeFactory::SimpleSurfacePipe();

  // Test that SurfacePipe objects can be move assigned.
  pipe = TestSurfacePipeFactory::SimpleSurfacePipe();

  // Test that SurfacePipe objects can be initialized with a pipeline.
  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  auto sink = MakeUnique<SurfaceSink>();
  nsresult rv = sink->Configure(
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
  ASSERT_NS_SUCCEEDED(rv);

  pipe = TestSurfacePipeFactory::SurfacePipeFromPipeline(sink);

  // Test that WritePixels() gets passed through to the underlying pipeline.
  {
    uint32_t count = 0;
    auto result = pipe.WritePixels<uint32_t>([&]() {
      ++count;
      return AsVariant(BGRAColor::Green().AsPixel());
    });
    EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
    EXPECT_EQ(100u * 100u, count);
    CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(&pipe, decoder);
  }

  // Create a buffer the same size as one row of the surface, containing all
  // green pixels. We'll use this for the WriteBuffer() tests.
  uint32_t buffer[100];
  for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) {
    buffer[i] = BGRAColor::Green().AsPixel();
  }

  // Test that WriteBuffer() gets passed through to the underlying pipeline.
  {
    uint32_t count = 0;
    WriteState result = WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA;
    while (result == WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA) {
      result = pipe.WriteBuffer(buffer);
      ++count;
    }
    EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
    EXPECT_EQ(100u, count);
    CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(&pipe, decoder);
  }

  // Test that the 3 argument version of WriteBuffer() gets passed through to
  // the underlying pipeline.
  {
    uint32_t count = 0;
    WriteState result = WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA;
    while (result == WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA) {
      result = pipe.WriteBuffer(buffer, 0, 100);
      ++count;
    }
    EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
    EXPECT_EQ(100u, count);
    CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(&pipe, decoder);
  }

  // Test that WritePixelBlocks() gets passed through to the underlying
  // pipeline.
  {
    uint32_t count = 0;
    WriteState result = pipe.WritePixelBlocks<uint32_t>(
        [&](uint32_t* aBlockStart, int32_t aLength) {
          ++count;
          EXPECT_EQ(int32_t(100), aLength);
          memcpy(aBlockStart, buffer, 100 * sizeof(uint32_t));
          return std::make_tuple(int32_t(100), Maybe<WriteState>());
        });

    EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
    EXPECT_EQ(100u, count);
    CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(&pipe, decoder);
  }

  // Test that WriteEmptyRow() gets passed through to the underlying pipeline.
  {
    uint32_t count = 0;
    WriteState result = WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA;
    while (result == WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA) {
      result = pipe.WriteEmptyRow();
      ++count;
    }
    EXPECT_EQ(WriteState::FINISHED, result);
    EXPECT_EQ(100u, count);
    CheckSurfacePipeMethodResults(&pipe, decoder, IntRect(0, 0, 0, 0));
  }

  // Mark the frame as finished so we don't get an assertion.
  RawAccessFrameRef currentFrame = decoder->GetCurrentFrameRef();
  currentFrame->Finish();
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration, DeinterlaceDownscaleWritePixels) {
  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  auto test = [](image::Decoder* aDecoder, SurfaceFilter* aFilter) {
    CheckWritePixels(aDecoder, aFilter,
                     /* aOutputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 25, 25)));
  };

  WithFilterPipeline(
      decoder, test,
      DeinterlacingConfig<uint32_t>{/* mProgressiveDisplay = */ true},
      DownscalingConfig{IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(25, 25), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration,
       RemoveFrameRectBottomRightDownscaleWritePixels) {
  // This test case uses a frame rect that extends beyond the borders of the
  // image to the bottom and to the right. It looks roughly like this (with the
  // box made of '#'s representing the frame rect):
  //
  // +------------+
  // +            +
  // +      +------------+
  // +      +############+
  // +------+############+
  //        +############+
  //        +------------+

  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  // Note that aInputWriteRect is 100x50 because RemoveFrameRectFilter ignores
  // trailing rows that don't show up in the output. (Leading rows unfortunately
  // can't be ignored.) So the action of the pipeline is as follows:
  //
  // (1) RemoveFrameRectFilter reads a 100x50 region of the input.
  //     (aInputWriteRect captures this fact.) The remaining 50 rows are ignored
  //     because they extend off the bottom of the image due to the frame rect's
  //     (50, 50) offset. The 50 columns on the right also don't end up in the
  //     output, so ultimately only a 50x50 region in the output contains data
  //     from the input. The filter's output is not 50x50, though, but 100x100,
  //     because what RemoveFrameRectFilter does is introduce blank rows or
  //     columns as necessary to transform an image that needs a frame rect into
  //     an image that doesn't.
  //
  // (2) DownscalingFilter reads the output of RemoveFrameRectFilter (100x100)
  //     and downscales it to 20x20.
  //
  // (3) The surface owned by SurfaceSink logically has only a 10x10 region
  //     region in it that's non-blank; this is the downscaled version of the
  //     50x50 region discussed in (1). (aOutputWriteRect captures this fact.)
  //     Some fuzz, as usual, is necessary when dealing with Lanczos
  //     downscaling.

  auto test = [](image::Decoder* aDecoder, SurfaceFilter* aFilter) {
    CheckWritePixels(aDecoder, aFilter,
                     /* aOutputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 20, 20)),
                     /* aInputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aInputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(50, 50, 100, 50)),
                     /* aOutputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(10, 10, 10, 10)),
                     /* aFuzz = */ 0x33);
  };

  WithFilterPipeline(
      decoder, test, RemoveFrameRectConfig{IntRect(50, 50, 100, 100)},
      DownscalingConfig{IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(20, 20), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration,
       RemoveFrameRectTopLeftDownscaleWritePixels) {
  // This test case uses a frame rect that extends beyond the borders of the
  // image to the top and to the left. It looks roughly like this (with the
  // box made of '#'s representing the frame rect):
  //
  // +------------+
  // +############+
  // +############+------+
  // +############+      +
  // +------------+      +
  //        +            +
  //        +------------+

  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  auto test = [](image::Decoder* aDecoder, SurfaceFilter* aFilter) {
    CheckWritePixels(aDecoder, aFilter,
                     /* aOutputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 20, 20)),
                     /* aInputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aInputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aOutputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 10, 10)),
                     /* aFuzz = */ 0x21);
  };

  WithFilterPipeline(
      decoder, test, RemoveFrameRectConfig{IntRect(-50, -50, 100, 100)},
      DownscalingConfig{IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(20, 20), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration, DeinterlaceRemoveFrameRectWritePixels) {
  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  // Note that aInputRect is the full 100x100 size even though
  // RemoveFrameRectFilter is part of this pipeline, because deinterlacing
  // requires reading every row.

  auto test = [](image::Decoder* aDecoder, SurfaceFilter* aFilter) {
    CheckWritePixels(aDecoder, aFilter,
                     /* aOutputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aInputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aInputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(50, 50, 100, 100)),
                     /* aOutputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(50, 50, 50, 50)));
  };

  WithFilterPipeline(
      decoder, test,
      DeinterlacingConfig<uint32_t>{/* mProgressiveDisplay = */ true},
      RemoveFrameRectConfig{IntRect(50, 50, 100, 100)},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration,
       DeinterlaceRemoveFrameRectDownscaleWritePixels) {
  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  auto test = [](image::Decoder* aDecoder, SurfaceFilter* aFilter) {
    CheckWritePixels(aDecoder, aFilter,
                     /* aOutputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 20, 20)),
                     /* aInputRect = */ Some(IntRect(0, 0, 100, 100)),
                     /* aInputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(50, 50, 100, 100)),
                     /* aOutputWriteRect = */ Some(IntRect(10, 10, 10, 10)),
                     /* aFuzz = */ 33);
  };

  WithFilterPipeline(
      decoder, test,
      DeinterlacingConfig<uint32_t>{/* mProgressiveDisplay = */ true},
      RemoveFrameRectConfig{IntRect(50, 50, 100, 100)},
      DownscalingConfig{IntSize(100, 100), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(20, 20), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}

TEST_F(ImageSurfacePipeIntegration, ConfiguringHugeDeinterlacingBufferFails) {
  RefPtr<image::Decoder> decoder = CreateTrivialDecoder();
  ASSERT_TRUE(decoder != nullptr);

  // When DownscalingFilter is used, we may succeed in allocating an output
  // surface for huge images, because we only need to store the scaled-down
  // version of the image. However, regardless of downscaling,
  // DeinterlacingFilter needs to allocate a buffer as large as the size of the
  // input. This can cause OOMs on operating systems that allow overcommit. This
  // test makes sure that we reject such allocations.
  AssertConfiguringPipelineFails(
      decoder, DeinterlacingConfig<uint32_t>{/* mProgressiveDisplay = */ true},
      DownscalingConfig{IntSize(60000, 60000), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA},
      SurfaceConfig{decoder, IntSize(600, 600), SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA, false});
}