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/**
	\file mpdump.h
	Contains the CqMPDump class that's used for writing a dump file for debugging.
 */

// If we're not including the dump code then skip this file
#if ENABLE_MPDUMP


#ifndef MPDUMP_H
#define MPDUMP_H

#include	"micropolygon.h"
#include	"renderer.h"
//#include	"imagebuffer.h"

START_NAMESPACE( Aqsis )

/**
   Dump micro polygons into a file for debugging.
 
   This class is used to write a file containing sample positions and micro polygons created during
   rendering. This file is then processed by an external tool to extract debugging information
   (such as a visualization of the micro polygons that have been relevant for one particular pixel).
 
   The generated file is in binary format so that the micro polygon vertices are exported exactly
   as they were generated by the renderer.
 
   The header of the file contains the value sizeof(TqFloat) as an int. The remainder of the file
   are data sets that start with an ID of type short that determines the type of the next data item.
   Currently there are the following data sets:
 
   ID 1: Micro polygon definition  (4 vertices, color, opacity)
   ID 2: Pixel sample definition (Pixel position, sample index, sample position)
   ID 3: Image information (XRes, YRes)
 
   \author Matthias Baas
 */
class CqMPDump
{
	public:
		/// Output file handle
		FILE* out;
		/// Micro polygon counter
		int mpcount;

		/** Constructor. */
		CqMPDump();

		/** Destructor. */
		~CqMPDump();

		/**
		   Open the dump file.

		   A previously opened file is closed.
		 */
		void open();

		/**
		   Close the dump file.
		 */
		void close();

		TqBool IsOpen()
		{
			return(NULL != out);
		}

		/**
			Dump global image infos.

			The method retrieves the information itself, so it must be called at
			a time this information (image resolution) is available.

			If there is no file opened, the method returns immediately.
		 */
		void dumpImageInfo();

		/**
		    Dump all pixel samples of the current bucket.

		    This method has to be called after the sample initialization in
			CqImageBuffer::RenderImage().
		 */
		void dumpPixelSamples();

		/**
		   Dump a pixel sample.

		      If there is no file opened, the method returns immediately.

		      \param x Pixel position that the sample belongs to
		      \param y Pixel position that the sample belongs to
		   \param idx Sample index within the pixel (x,y)
		   \param sd Sample data
			 */
		void dump(int x, int y, int idx, const SqSampleData& sd);

		/**
			Dump a micro polygon.

		    If there is no file opened, the method returns immediately.

			\param mp Micro polygon to be dumped
		*/
		void dump(const CqMicroPolygon& mp);

		/**
		   Dump a 3D vector.
		   
		   \pre out must not be NULL
		   \param v Vector that should be dumped
		*/
		void dumpVec3(const CqVector3D& v);

		/**
		   Dump a color.
		   
		   \pre out must not be NULL
		   \param c Vector that should be dumped
		*/
		void dumpCol(const CqColor& c);
};


END_NAMESPACE( Aqsis )

#endif // MPDUMP_H

#endif // ENABLE_MPDUMP