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This software module was originally developed by

PATEUX Stéphane (France Télécom)

in the course of development of the ISO/IEC 14496-10:2005 Amd.1 (Scalable Video
Coding) for reference purposes and its performance may not have been optimized.
This software module is an implementation of one or more tools as specified by
the ISO/IEC 14496-10:2005 Amd.1 (Scalable Video Coding).

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*/
#include "H264AVCCommonLib.h"
#include "RatePointsManager.h"

using namespace h264;

#ifdef GRID_COMPUTING
void RatePointManager::SetValidPoints(UInt uiFGSIndex[MAX_FGS_LAYERS])
#else
void RatePointManager::SetValidPoints()
#endif
{
  // Search for Valid RD points
  m_adValidDisto[0] = m_adDisto[0];
  m_adValidRate[0] = m_adRate[0];
  m_adRDSlope[0] = 0;
  int iValidPosAdd = 1;
  int iPoint;
  m_adRDSlope[0] = 1000000000;
  UInt uiFGSValidIndex[3];
  uiFGSValidIndex[0] = 0;
  uiFGSValidIndex[1] = 1;
  uiFGSValidIndex[2] = 2;
  
  for(iPoint=1; iPoint < m_iNbPoint; iPoint++)
  {
    bool b_insertionOK=true;
    bool b_rejectPoint=false;
    do 
    {
      m_adValidDisto[iValidPosAdd] = m_adDisto[iPoint];
      m_adValidRate[iValidPosAdd] = m_adRate[iPoint];
      double d_deltaRate = m_adValidRate[iValidPosAdd] - m_adValidRate[iValidPosAdd-1];
      double d_deltaDisto = m_adValidDisto[iValidPosAdd-1] - m_adValidDisto[iValidPosAdd];
      double rdslope;
      if ( (d_deltaDisto<=0) || (d_deltaRate==0) )
        rdslope = -1;
      else
        rdslope = d_deltaDisto/d_deltaRate;
     
	 m_adRDSlope[iValidPosAdd] = rdslope;
#ifdef GRID_COMPUTING
     if(iPoint <= uiFGSIndex[1])
         uiFGSValidIndex[1] = iValidPosAdd;
     if(iPoint <= uiFGSIndex[2] && iPoint > uiFGSIndex[1])
         uiFGSValidIndex[2] = iValidPosAdd;
#endif
     //printf("entre les points %d et %d pente %f \n" ,iPoint-1, iPoint, rdslope);   
     if (rdslope <0)
      {
        b_rejectPoint=true;
      }
      else if ( (iValidPosAdd>1) && (m_adRDSlope[iValidPosAdd-1]>=m_adRDSlope[iValidPosAdd-2]) ) 
      {
        b_insertionOK=false;
        iValidPosAdd--;
        //printf("Point %d rejected %d \n",iPoint-1);
        
      }
      else 
      {
        b_insertionOK = true;
        //printf("Point %d inserted %d \n",iPoint);
      }
    } while ( (!b_rejectPoint) && (!b_insertionOK) && (iValidPosAdd>0) );
    if (!b_rejectPoint)
      iValidPosAdd++;
  }
  printf("nbValid Points %d \n",iValidPosAdd);
  m_iNbValidPoint = iValidPosAdd;
#ifdef GRID_COMPUTING
  m_iNbValidPoint = 3;
  double dSlopeFGS1 = (m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[1]] > 0 ? m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[1]] : m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[1]-1]);
  double dSlopeFGS2 = (m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[2]] > 0 ? m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[2]] : m_adRDSlope[uiFGSValidIndex[2]-1]);
  m_adRDSlope[1] = dSlopeFGS1;
  m_adRDSlope[2] = dSlopeFGS2;
  printf("dSlopeFGS1 %f dSlopeFGS2 %f \n",m_adRDSlope[1],m_adRDSlope[2]);
#endif
}



