#ifndef Magnum_Math_ColorBatch_h
#define Magnum_Math_ColorBatch_h
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/** @file
 * @brief Function @ref Magnum::Math::yFlipBc1InPlace(), @ref Magnum::Math::yFlipBc3InPlace(), @ref Magnum::Math::yFlipBc4InPlace(), @ref Magnum::Math::yFlipBc5InPlace()
 * @m_since_latest
 */

#include <Corrade/Containers/Containers.h>

#include "Magnum/visibility.h"

namespace Magnum { namespace Math {

/**
@brief Y-flip BC1 texture blocks in-place
@m_since_latest

Performs a Y flip of given 3D image by flipping block order and modifying
internal block representation to encode the same information, just upside down.
No decoding or re-encoding of the block data is performed, thus the operation
is lossless. However note that this operation flips full blocks --- if size of
the actual image isn't whole blocks, the flipped image will be shifted compared
to the original, possibly with garbage data appearing in the first few rows.

First dimension is expected to be image slices, second block rows, third
2D blocks, fourth the 64-bit 4x4 block data, i.e. the last dimension is
expected to be contiguous with size of 8.
@see @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc1RGBUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc1RGBSrgb,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc1RGBAUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc1RGBASrgb
*/
MAGNUM_EXPORT void yFlipBc1InPlace(const Corrade::Containers::StridedArrayView4D<char>& blocks);

/**
@brief Y-flip BC2 texture blocks in-place
@m_since_latest

Performs a Y flip of given 3D image by flipping block order and modifying
internal block representation to encode the same information, just upside down.
No decoding or re-encoding of the block data is performed, thus the operation
is lossless. However note that this operation flips full blocks --- if size of
the actual image isn't whole blocks, the flipped image will be shifted compared
to the original, possibly with garbage data appearing in the first few rows.

First dimension is expected to be image slices, second block rows, third
2D blocks, fourth the 128-bit 4x4 block data, i.e. the last dimension is
expected to be contiguous with size of 16.
@see @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc2RGBAUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc2RGBASrgb
*/
MAGNUM_EXPORT void yFlipBc2InPlace(const Corrade::Containers::StridedArrayView4D<char>& blocks);

/**
@brief Y-flip BC3 texture blocks in-place
@m_since_latest

Performs a Y flip of given 3D image by flipping block order and modifying
internal block representation to encode the same information, just upside down.
No decoding or re-encoding of the block data is performed, thus the operation
is lossless. However note that this operation flips full blocks --- if size of
the actual image isn't whole blocks, the flipped image will be shifted compared
to the original, possibly with garbage data appearing in the first few rows.

First dimension is expected to be image slices, second block rows, third
2D blocks, fourth the 128-bit 4x4 block data, i.e. the last dimension is
expected to be contiguous with size of 16. As BC3 is internally a 64-bit BC4
block for alpha followed by a 64-bit BC1 block for RGB, the operation is the
same as performing @ref yFlipBc4InPlace() on the first half and
@ref yFlipBc1InPlace() on second half of each block.
@see @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc3RGBAUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc3RGBASrgb
*/
MAGNUM_EXPORT void yFlipBc3InPlace(const Corrade::Containers::StridedArrayView4D<char>& blocks);

/**
@brief Y-flip BC4 texture blocks in-place
@m_since_latest

Performs a Y flip of given 3D image by flipping block order and modifying
internal block representation to encode the same information, just upside down.
No decoding or re-encoding of the block data is performed, thus the operation
is lossless. However note that this operation flips full blocks --- if size of
the actual image isn't whole blocks, the flipped image will be shifted compared
to the original, possibly with garbage data appearing in the first few rows.

First dimension is expected to be image slices, second block rows, third
2D blocks, fourth the 64-bit 4x4 block data, i.e. the last dimension is
expected to be contiguous with size of 8.
@see @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc4RUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc4RSnorm
*/
MAGNUM_EXPORT void yFlipBc4InPlace(const Corrade::Containers::StridedArrayView4D<char>& blocks);

/**
@brief Y-flip BC5 texture blocks in-place
@m_since_latest

Performs a Y flip of given 3D image by flipping block order and modifying
internal block representation to encode the same information, just upside down.
No decoding or re-encoding of the block data is performed, thus the operation
is lossless. However note that this operation flips full blocks --- if size of
the actual image isn't whole blocks, the flipped image will be shifted compared
to the original, possibly with garbage data appearing in the first few rows.

First dimension is expected to be image slices, second block rows, third
2D blocks, fourth the 128-bit 4x4 block data, i.e. the last dimension is
expected to be contiguous with size of 16. As BC5 is internally two 64-bit BC4
blocks, the operation is the same as performing @ref yFlipBc4InPlace() on both
halves of each block.
@see @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc5RGUnorm,
    @ref CompressedPixelFormat::Bc5RGSnorm
*/
MAGNUM_EXPORT void yFlipBc5InPlace(const Corrade::Containers::StridedArrayView4D<char>& blocks);

}}

#endif