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improving TrueType bytecode interpreter to better match Windows behaviour 

on tricky cases... FIX_BYTECODE is now the default to allow large testing
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David Turner 2007-02-14 15:08:47 +00:00
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2007-02-14 David Turner <david@freetype.org>
* src/truetype/ttinterp.c: improved the FIX_BYTECODE code which is now
the default, it seems to get rid of most known problems with my fonts,
but more testing is needed though.
2007-02-12 Werner Lemberg <wl@gnu.org>
* src/truetype/ttinterp.c (Project_x, Project_y): Remove compiler

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/* define FIX_BYTECODE to implement the bytecode interpreter fixes */
/* needed to match Windows behaviour more accurately */
/* #define FIX_BYTECODE */
#define FIX_BYTECODE
#include <ft2build.h>
@ -1143,6 +1143,35 @@
#define NULL_Vector (FT_Vector*)&Null_Vector
#if 1
static FT_Int32
TT_MulFix14( FT_Int32 a,
FT_Int b )
{
FT_Int32 sign;
FT_UInt32 ah, al, mid, lo, hi;
sign = a^b;
if (a < 0) a = -a;
if (b < 0) b = -b;
ah = (FT_UInt32)((a >> 16) & 0xFFFFU);
al = (FT_UInt32)( a & 0xFFFFU );
lo = al*b;
mid = ah*b;
hi = (mid >> 16);
mid = (mid << 16) + (1 << 13); /* rounding */
lo += mid;
if (lo < mid)
hi += 1;
mid = (lo >> 14) | (hi << 18);
return sign >= 0 ? (FT_Int32)mid : -(FT_Int32)mid;
}
#else
/* compute (a*b)/2^14 with maximal accuracy and rounding */
static FT_Int32
TT_MulFix14( FT_Int32 a,
@ -1170,6 +1199,7 @@
return ( hi << 18 ) | ( l >> 14 );
}
#endif
/* compute (ax*bx+ay*by)/2^14 with maximal accuracy and rounding */
@ -4808,15 +4838,10 @@
CUR.twilight.n_points );
/* get scaled orus coordinates */
vec1 = CUR.zp0.orus[L];
vec2 = CUR.zp1.orus[K];
vec1.x = TT_MULFIX( CUR.zp0.orus[L].x - CUR.zp1.orus[K].x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec1.y = TT_MULFIX( CUR.zp0.orus[L].y - CUR.zp1.orus[L].y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
vec1.x = TT_MULFIX( vec1.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec1.y = TT_MULFIX( vec1.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
vec2.x = TT_MULFIX( vec2.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec2.y = TT_MULFIX( vec2.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
D = CUR_Func_dualproj( &vec1, &vec2 );
D = CUR_fast_dualproj( &vec1 );
#else
@ -5748,7 +5773,8 @@
#ifdef FIX_BYTECODE
{
FT_Vector vec1, vec2;
FT_Vector* vec1 = &CUR.zp1.orus[point];
FT_Vector* vec2 = &CUR.zp0.orus[CUR.GS.rp0];
if ( CUR.GS.gep0 == 0 || CUR.GS.gep1 == 0 )
@ -5756,16 +5782,21 @@
CUR.twilight.org,
CUR.twilight.n_points );
vec1 = CUR.zp1.orus[point];
vec2 = CUR.zp0.orus[CUR.GS.rp0];
if ( CUR.metrics.x_scale == CUR.metrics.y_scale )
{
/* this should be faster */
org_dist = CUR_Func_dualproj( vec1, vec2 );
org_dist = TT_MULFIX( org_dist, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
}
else
{
FT_Vector vec;
vec1.x = TT_MULFIX( vec1.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec1.y = TT_MULFIX( vec1.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
vec.x = TT_MULFIX( vec1->x - vec2->x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec.y = TT_MULFIX( vec1->y - vec2->y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
vec2.x = TT_MULFIX( vec2.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec2.y = TT_MULFIX( vec2.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
org_dist = CUR_Func_dualproj( &vec1, &vec2 );
org_dist = CUR_fast_dualproj( &vec );
}
}
#else
@ -5886,14 +5917,11 @@
CUR.zp1.org[point].y = CUR.zp0.org[CUR.GS.rp0].y +
TT_MulFix14( cvt_dist, CUR.GS.freeVector.y );
CUR.zp1.cur[point] = CUR.zp1.org[point];
CUR.zp1.cur[point] = CUR.zp0.cur[point];
}
org_dist = CUR_Func_dualproj( CUR.zp1.org + point,
CUR.zp0.org + CUR.GS.rp0 );
cur_dist = CUR_Func_project( CUR.zp1.cur + point,
CUR.zp0.cur + CUR.GS.rp0 );
org_dist = CUR_Func_dualproj( &CUR.zp1.org[point], &CUR.zp0.org[CUR.GS.rp0] );
cur_dist = CUR_Func_project ( &CUR.zp1.cur[point], &CUR.zp0.cur[CUR.GS.rp0] );
/* auto-flip test */
@ -5947,7 +5975,6 @@
CUR.GS.rp0 = point;
/* XXX: UNDOCUMENTED! */
CUR.GS.rp2 = point;
}
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/* Opcode range: 0x39 */
/* Stack: uint32... --> */
/* */
/* SOMETIMES, DUMBER CODE IS BETTER CODE */
#ifdef FIX_BYTECODE
static void
Ins_IP( INS_ARG )
{
FT_F26Dot6 old_range, cur_range;
FT_Vector* orus_base;
FT_Vector* cur_base;
FT_UNUSED_ARG;
if ( CUR.top < CUR.GS.loop )
{
CUR.error = TT_Err_Invalid_Reference;
return;
}
/* We need to deal in a special way with the twilight zone. The easiest
* solution is simply to copy the coordinates from `org' to `orus'
* whenever someone tries to perform intersections based on some of its
* points.
*
* Otherwise, by definition, value of CUR.twilight.orus[n] is (0,0),
* whatever value of `n'.
*/
if ( CUR.GS.gep0 == 0 || CUR.GS.gep1 == 0 || CUR.GS.gep2 == 0 )
{
FT_ARRAY_COPY( CUR.twilight.orus,
CUR.twilight.org,
CUR.twilight.n_points );
}
orus_base = &CUR.zp0.orus[CUR.GS.rp1];
cur_base = &CUR.zp0.cur[CUR.GS.rp1];
/* XXX: There are some glyphs in some braindead but popular */
/* fonts out there (e.g. [aeu]grave in monotype.ttf) */
/* calling IP[] with bad values of rp[12]. */
/* Do something sane when this odd thing happens. */
if ( BOUNDS( CUR.GS.rp1, CUR.zp0.n_points ) ||
BOUNDS( CUR.GS.rp2, CUR.zp1.n_points ) )
{
old_range = 0;
cur_range = 0;
}
else
{
old_range = CUR_Func_dualproj( &CUR.zp1.orus[CUR.GS.rp2], orus_base );
cur_range = CUR_Func_project ( &CUR.zp1.cur[CUR.GS.rp2], cur_base );
}
for ( ; CUR.GS.loop > 0; --CUR.GS.loop )
{
FT_UInt point = (FT_UInt) CUR.stack[--CUR.args];
FT_F26Dot6 org_dist, cur_dist, new_dist;
/* check point bounds */
if ( BOUNDS( point, CUR.zp2.n_points ) )
{
if ( CUR.pedantic_hinting )
{
CUR.error = TT_Err_Invalid_Reference;
return;
}
continue;
}
org_dist = CUR_Func_dualproj( &CUR.zp2.orus[point], orus_base );
cur_dist = CUR_Func_project ( &CUR.zp2.cur[point], cur_base );
new_dist = (old_range != 0) ? TT_MULDIV( org_dist, cur_range, old_range )
: cur_dist;
CUR_Func_move( &CUR.zp2, point, new_dist - cur_dist );
}
CUR.GS.loop = 1;
CUR.new_top = CUR.args;
}
#else /* OLD CODE */
static void
Ins_IP( INS_ARG )
{
@ -6142,25 +6249,6 @@
return;
}
#ifdef FIX_BYTECODE
/* We need to deal in a special way with the twilight zone. The easiest
* solution is simply to copy the coordinates from `org' to `orus'
* whenever someone tries to perform intersections based on some of its
* points.
*
* Otherwise, by definition, value of CUR.twilight[n] is (0,0),
* whatever value of `n'.
*/
if ( CUR.GS.gep0 == 0 || CUR.GS.gep1 == 0 || CUR.GS.gep2 == 0 )
{
FT_ARRAY_COPY( CUR.twilight.orus,
CUR.twilight.org,
CUR.twilight.n_points );
}
#endif /* FIX_BYTECODE */
/* XXX: There are some glyphs in some braindead but popular */
/* fonts out there (e.g. [aeu]grave in monotype.ttf) */
/* calling IP[] with bad values of rp[12]. */
@ -6174,29 +6262,9 @@
}
else
{
#ifdef FIX_BYTECODE
FT_Vector vec1, vec2;
vec1 = CUR.zp0.orus[CUR.GS.rp1];
vec2 = CUR.zp1.orus[CUR.GS.rp2];
vec1.x = TT_MULFIX( vec1.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec1.y = TT_MULFIX( vec1.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
vec2.x = TT_MULFIX( vec2.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec2.y = TT_MULFIX( vec2.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
org_a = CUR_fast_dualproj( &vec1 );
org_b = CUR_fast_dualproj( &vec2 );
#else
org_a = CUR_fast_dualproj( &CUR.zp0.org[CUR.GS.rp1] );
org_b = CUR_fast_dualproj( &CUR.zp1.org[CUR.GS.rp2] );
#endif /* FIX_BYTECODE */
cur_a = CUR_fast_project( &CUR.zp0.cur[CUR.GS.rp1] );
cur_b = CUR_fast_project( &CUR.zp1.cur[CUR.GS.rp2] );
}
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}
else
{
#ifdef FIX_BYTECODE
FT_Vector vec;
vec = CUR.zp2.orus[point];
vec.x = TT_MULFIX( vec.x, CUR.metrics.x_scale );
vec.y = TT_MULFIX( vec.y, CUR.metrics.y_scale );
org_x = CUR_fast_dualproj( &vec );
#else
org_x = CUR_fast_dualproj( &CUR.zp2.org[point] );
#endif /* FIX_BYTECODE */
cur_x = CUR_fast_project ( &CUR.zp2.cur[point] );
if ( ( org_a <= org_b && org_x <= org_a ) ||
@ -6263,7 +6314,7 @@
CUR.GS.loop = 1;
CUR.new_top = CUR.args;
}
#endif
/*************************************************************************/
/* */