/*
BMP File Reader/Writer Implementation
Anton Gerdelan
Version: 3.1 18 March 2020.
Licence: see bottom of file.
C89 ( Implementation is C99 )

Contributors:
- Anton Gerdelan - Initial code.
- Saija Sorsa    - Fuzz testing.

Instructions:
- Just drop this header, and the matching .c file into your project.
- To get debug printouts during parsing define APG_BMP_DEBUG_OUTPUT.

Advantages:
- The implementation is fast, simple, and supports more formats than most BMP reader libraries.
- The reader function is fuzzed with AFL https://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/.
- The reader is robust to large files and malformed files, and will return any valid partial data in an image.
- Reader supports 32bpp (with alpha channel), 24bpp, 8bpp, 4bpp, and 1bpp monochrome BMP images.
- Reader handles indexed BMP images using a colour palette.
- Writer supports 32bpp RGBA and 24bpp uncompressed RGB images.

Current Limitations:
- 16-bit images not supported (don't have any samples to test on).
- No support for interleaved channel bit layouts eg RGB101010 RGB555 RGB565.
- No support for compressed BMP images, although in practice these are not used.
- Output images with alpha channel are written in BITMAPINFOHEADER format.
  For better alpha support in other apps the 124-bit v5 header could be used instead,
	at the cost of some backward compatibility and bloat.

To Do:
- FUZZING
  - create a unique fuzz test set for (8,4,1 BPP).
- (maybe) FEATURE Flipping the image based on negative width and height in header, and/or function arguments. 
- (maybe) PERF ifdef intrinsics/asm for bitscan. Platform-specific code so won't include unless necessary.
- (maybe) FEATURE Add parameter for padding output memory to eg 4-byte alignment or n channels.
- (maybe) FEATURE Improved apps support in alpha channel writing (using v5 header).
*/

#ifndef APG_BMP_H_
#define APG_BMP_H_

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif /* CPP */

/* Reads a bitmap from a file, allocates memory for the raw image data, and returns it.
PARAMS
  * w,h,     - Retrieves the width and height of the BMP in pixels.
  * n_chans  - Retrieves the number of channels in the BMP.
RETURNS
  * Tightly-packed pixel memory in RGBA order. The caller must call free() on the memory.
  * NULL on any error. Any allocated memory is freed before returning NULL. */
unsigned char* apg_bmp_read( const char* filename, int* w, int* h, unsigned int* n_chans );

/* Calls free() on memory created by apg_bmp_read */
void apg_bmp_free( unsigned char* pixels_ptr );

/* Writes a bitmap to a file.
PARAMS
  * filename   - e.g."my_bitmap.bmp". Must not be NULL.
  * pixels_ptr - Pointer to tightly-packed pixel memory in RGBA order. Must not be NULL. There must be abs(w)*abs(h)*n_chans bytes in the memory pointed to.
  * w,h,       - Width and height of the image in pixels.
  * n_chans    - The number of channels in the BMP. 3 or 4 supported for writing, which means RGB or RGBA memory, respectively.
RETURNS
  * Zero on any error, non zero on success. */
unsigned int apg_bmp_write( const char* filename, unsigned char* pixels_ptr, int w, int h, unsigned int n_chans );

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif /* CPP */

#endif /*_APG_BMP_H_ */

/*
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>                                  Apache License
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>    Copyright 2019 Anton Gerdelan.
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