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The UVC payload headers a bulk frame still carries, the mode and rate a device is asked for, and the linear-light area average that fits a frame of any shape onto the picture. No hardware is involved, so the desktop proves all of it: 17 cases over the header lengths, the mode choice, the row stride and the averaging. The picture is now exactly the size it is set to, as the test pattern's already was. A whole scale factor left the right and bottom of the frame unread, so a bright screen edge never reached the lights along it, and the ranges now tile the source with no remainder. The desktop stand-in decodes through that same averaging rather than writing a flat colour of its own, which is what proves the path on the host and retires halveToFit.
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@ewowi Hi! I also decided to split UVC PR into two because otherwise it'll take ~900 lines and 14 files in changes. After this work will be merged, I'll create new PR with hardware code and provide info about my setup and test it there. Current version of code is working on my end though |
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- Line 141: Replace the comment spelling “neighbouring” with the American
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- Line 127: Replace the British spelling “colour” with the American spelling
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- Around line 43-49: Extend the USB video header tests around headerLenFor and
stripPayloadHeaders to exercise stripping for all supported header lengths: 2,
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| inline void cellRange(uint32_t i, uint32_t out, uint32_t src, uint32_t& lo, uint32_t& hi) { | ||
| lo = i * src / out; | ||
| hi = (i + 1u) * src / out; | ||
| if (hi <= lo) hi = lo + 1; // a source smaller than the output: neighbouring cells share a pixel |
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Use the American spelling "neighboring".
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inline void cellRange(uint32_t i, uint32_t out, uint32_t src, uint32_t& lo, uint32_t& hi) {
lo = i * src / out;
hi = (i + 1u) * src / out;
- if (hi <= lo) hi = lo + 1; // a source smaller than the output: neighbouring cells share a pixel
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| if (hi <= lo) hi = lo + 1; // a source smaller than the output: neighboring cells share a pixel |
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Replace the comment spelling “neighbouring” with the American spelling
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| // A grabber that sends neither a PTS nor an SCR has 2-byte headers, which must still be found. | ||
| TEST_CASE("a header without timestamps is found from its flags") { | ||
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh) == 2); | ||
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts) == 6); | ||
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kScr) == 8); | ||
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts | kScr) == 12); | ||
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Exercise stripPayloadHeaders for 2-byte and 6-byte headers.
The current test checks only headerLenFor, so a regression in stripping either header length can pass. Add the strip assertion for every supported header length.
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| // A grabber that sends neither a PTS nor an SCR has 2-byte headers, which must still be found. | |
| TEST_CASE("a header without timestamps is found from its flags") { | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh) == 2); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts) == 6); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kScr) == 8); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts | kScr) == 12); | |
| } | |
| // A grabber that sends neither a PTS nor an SCR has 2-byte headers, which must still be found. | |
| TEST_CASE("a header without timestamps is found from its flags") { | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh) == 2); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts) == 6); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kScr) == 8); | |
| CHECK(headerLenFor(kEoh | kPts | kScr) == 12); | |
| } | |
| TEST_CASE("payload headers of every length are stripped") { | |
| for (size_t hl : {2u, 6u, 8u, 12u}) { | |
| std::vector<uint8_t> d = framed(hl, 512, 4, 0xAB); | |
| const size_t before = d.size(); | |
| const size_t after = stripPayloadHeaders(d.data(), d.size()); | |
| CHECK(after == before - 3 * hl); | |
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Extend the USB video header tests around headerLenFor and stripPayloadHeaders to
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| // The picture is exactly the size asked for, as the test pattern's is, whatever the source's shape. | ||
| TEST_CASE("a frame of any shape fills the whole picture that was asked for") { | ||
| // A 4:3 source into a 16:9 picture: squashed rather than letterboxed, which for edge colour is |
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Use the American spelling "color".
The vale check reports MoonLight.Spelling at error level for "colour" on Line 127 and Line 153. Change both to "color".
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- // A 4:3 source into a 16:9 picture: squashed rather than letterboxed, which for edge colour is
+ // A 4:3 source into a 16:9 picture: squashed rather than letterboxed, which for edge color is-// right and bottom edges, which is exactly where a backlight reads its colour.
+// right and bottom edges, which is exactly where a backlight reads its color.Also applies to: 153-153
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| // The regression for the dropped remainder. An integer factor of 14 read only columns 0..629, so | ||
| // a bright screen edge in 630..639 was invisible to the lights that sit along that edge. A cell | ||
| // samples at a stride, so a single lit column can still fall between taps; a real edge cannot. | ||
| TEST_CASE("a bright screen edge the integer factor never read now reaches the edge cell") { | ||
| const uint16_t w = 640, h = 480, ow = 45, oh = 34; | ||
| std::vector<uint8_t> src(static_cast<size_t>(w) * h * 3, 0); | ||
| for (uint16_t y = 0; y < h; y++) | ||
| for (uint16_t x = 630; x < w; x++) { // exactly the columns an n=14 box dropped |
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Use present-tense wording while retaining the regression's root cause.
The repository-wide prose rule applies here, so remove wording about what the former implementation dropped or never read. Testing guidance also requires regression tests to retain a traceable root cause. The proposed rewrite removes too much of that context.
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-// The regression for the dropped remainder. An integer factor of 14 read only columns 0..629, so
-// a bright screen edge in 630..639 was invisible to the lights that sit along that edge. A cell
-// samples at a stride, so a single lit column can still fall between taps; a real edge cannot.
-TEST_CASE("a bright screen edge the integer factor never read now reaches the edge cell") {
+// Cell ranges cover the complete source width, including the columns beyond the last 14-column block.
+// A bright screen edge reaches the lights along that edge.
+TEST_CASE("the cell range includes columns beyond the last 14-column block") {
...
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| // The regression for the dropped remainder. An integer factor of 14 read only columns 0..629, so | |
| // a bright screen edge in 630..639 was invisible to the lights that sit along that edge. A cell | |
| // samples at a stride, so a single lit column can still fall between taps; a real edge cannot. | |
| TEST_CASE("a bright screen edge the integer factor never read now reaches the edge cell") { | |
| const uint16_t w = 640, h = 480, ow = 45, oh = 34; | |
| std::vector<uint8_t> src(static_cast<size_t>(w) * h * 3, 0); | |
| for (uint16_t y = 0; y < h; y++) | |
| for (uint16_t x = 630; x < w; x++) { // exactly the columns an n=14 box dropped | |
| // Cell ranges cover the complete source width, including the columns beyond the last 14-column block. | |
| // A bright screen edge reaches the lights along that edge. | |
| TEST_CASE("the cell range includes columns beyond the last 14-column block") { | |
| const uint16_t w = 640, h = 480, ow = 45, oh = 34; | |
| std::vector<uint8_t> src(static_cast<size_t>(w) * h * 3, 0); | |
| for (uint16_t y = 0; y < h; y++) | |
| for (uint16_t x = 630; x < w; x++) { // the rightmost ten columns beyond the last 14-column block |
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Step one of the USB capture from #139: the half with no hardware in it, so the desktop proves all of it.
Two changes to #151 worth knowing about.
The picture is now exactly the size it is set to, like the test pattern. Before, it was whatever an integer scale factor landed on — and that factor never read the right or bottom of the frame, so columns 630–639 of a 640-wide source never reached the lights along that edge. Three of your assertions moved with it.
The desktop stand-in now decodes through that shared averaging instead of writing a flat colour. That gives this logic a real caller on the host rather than leaving a header for later, and retires
halveToFit.One doc line.
adding-a-stream-source.mdpromised "nothing is copied". The P4's JPEG decoder takes no scale factor and writes only into its own aligned buffer, so a frame decodes there and is averaged into the picture. It now says "uncopied where its decoder can".The second part of hardware UVC transport and the JPEG decode will follow in next PR
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