/**
* When we're using a low-precision color buffer (like 16-bit 5/6/5)
* we have to adjust our color values a bit to pass conformance.
- * The problem is when a 5 or 6-bit color value is convert to an 8-bit
+ * The problem is when a 5 or 6-bit color value is converted to an 8-bit
* value and then a floating point value, the floating point values don't
* increment uniformly as the 5 or 6-bit value is incremented.
*
* This function adjusts floating point values to compensate.
*/
static void
-adjust_colors(GLcontext *ctx, GLuint n, GLfloat rgba[][4])
+adjust_colors(const struct gl_framebuffer *fb, GLuint n, GLfloat rgba[][4])
{
- const GLuint rShift = 8 - ctx->Visual.redBits;
- const GLuint gShift = 8 - ctx->Visual.greenBits;
- const GLuint bShift = 8 - ctx->Visual.blueBits;
- const GLfloat rScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << ctx->Visual.redBits ) - 1);
- const GLfloat gScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << ctx->Visual.greenBits) - 1);
- const GLfloat bScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << ctx->Visual.blueBits ) - 1);
+ const GLuint rShift = 8 - fb->Visual.redBits;
+ const GLuint gShift = 8 - fb->Visual.greenBits;
+ const GLuint bShift = 8 - fb->Visual.blueBits;
+ const GLfloat rScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << fb->Visual.redBits ) - 1);
+ const GLfloat gScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << fb->Visual.greenBits) - 1);
+ const GLfloat bScale = 1.0F / (GLfloat) ((1 << fb->Visual.blueBits ) - 1);
GLuint i;
for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
GLint r, g, b;
if (fb->Visual.redBits < 8 ||
fb->Visual.greenBits < 8 ||
fb->Visual.blueBits < 8) {
- adjust_colors(ctx, width, rgba);
+ adjust_colors(fb, width, rgba);
}
/* pack the row of RGBA pixels into user's buffer */