/**
 * @file
 * @brief Source file for RendererBase class
 * @author Duzy Chan <code@duzy.info>
 *
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#include "../include/RendererBase.h"
#include "../include/Frame.h"
#include <stdlib.h> // for realloc

using namespace openshot;

RendererBase::RendererBase() : buffer(NULL)
{
}

RendererBase::~RendererBase()
{
}

void RendererBase::paint(const std::tr1::shared_ptr<Frame> & frame)
{
    const int BPP = 3;
    const tr1::shared_ptr<Magick::Image> image = frame->GetImage();
    const std::size_t width = image->columns();
    const std::size_t height = image->rows();
    const std::size_t bufferSize = width * height * BPP;
    /// Use realloc for fast memory allocation.    
    /// TODO: consider locking the buffer for mt safety
    buffer = reinterpret_cast<unsigned char*>(realloc(buffer, bufferSize));

#if false
    // Not sure if this is actually faster... but it works now
    image->getPixels(0,0, width, height); // load pixels into cache
    image->depth( 8 ); // this is required or it crashes
    image->writePixels(Magick::RGBQuantum, buffer); // write pixel data to our buffer
#else
	// Determine how many bits to shift the color (from ImageMagick to 8bit colors)
	int bit_shift = MAGICKCORE_QUANTUM_DEPTH - 8;

    // Iterate through the pixel packets, and load our own buffer
    const Magick::PixelPacket *pixels = frame->GetPixels();
    for (int n = 0, i = 0; n < width * height; n += 1, i += 3) {
		buffer[i+0] = (int) pixels[n].red   >> bit_shift;
		buffer[i+1] = (int) pixels[n].green >> bit_shift;
		buffer[i+2] = (int) pixels[n].blue  >> bit_shift;
    }
#endif

    this->render(RGB_888, width, height, width * BPP, buffer);
}