diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 4f0e553..53d1a8b 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -74,6 +74,7 @@ compile_commands.json CTestTestfile.cmake _deps /build +/build-asan # project specific /logs/*.csv \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/.rooignore b/.rooignore index 1c37fb5..ba28150 100644 --- a/.rooignore +++ b/.rooignore @@ -1,2 +1 @@ -images/ -failed_experiments.md \ No newline at end of file +images/ \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 745abc1..b3056a4 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -1,60 +1,75 @@ # AGENTS.md -You can't modify this file. +Don't modify this file. ## Code & API - - C11 core; public headers C++ compatible. No unapproved API changes. +- C++ files: C-style C++ only. No exceptions, RTTI, STL, iostream, lambdas, virtual methods, inheritance, operator overloading, or new/delete (use the provided allocator or local variables). Avoid `auto`. 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Rice-Golomb decoding is particularly well suited to GPU execution because it requires only simple integer operations and bit manipulation. * **Static symbol ranking.** Symbols are remapped so that the most frequently used symbols have the lowest indices. The rank table is generated from a histogram during compression. -* **Parallel decompression.** The texture is divided into 64 independent strips. 64 GPU threads decompress the strips in parallel, with no dependency between threads. +* **Parallel decompression.** The texture is divided into 64 independent tiles. 64 GPU threads decompress the tiles in parallel, with no dependency between threads. Multiple independent Rice-Golomb models are used for the different data: endpoint color deltas (one set of red, green, blue per endpoint, red and blue each with one model per green-delta context bucket, and the second endpoint's green also contextual on the sign of the first endpoint's green — 16 color models, see Endpoints), top-table references, difference masks, and residual difference bytes (19 models in total). @@ -96,13 +96,15 @@ As we use static models, we need two passes to compress the texture : ### Multiple streams -As the decompression happens on the GPU we need to decompress in parallel multiple streams. The texture is split in 64 strips, each thread decodes a strip of the image. +As the decompression happens on the GPU we need to decompress in parallel multiple streams. The texture is split in 64 tiles, each thread decodes a tile of the image. -For example for a 1024x1024 texture : each thread will decode 256 blocks (in width) x 4 blocks (in height). +For example for a 1024x1024 texture : each thread will decode 32 blocks (in width) x 8 blocks (in height) — the 256 x 256 block grid is split in 8 x 8 = 64 tiles. + +The 64 tiles lay out the block grid in an even split: tile `s` is `(tx, ty) = (s % gx, s / gx)` with bounds `x0 = tx * width_blocks / gx, x1 = (tx + 1) * width_blocks / gx` and the same for `y`, where `gx` is 8 / 4 / 2 / 1 for `width_blocks` of 32+ / 16+ / 8+ / less and `gy = 64 / gx` (both derived from the width, no header byte, no API change). The even split covers every row and column even when the block grid is not a multiple of the tile size, so images whose height in blocks is not a multiple of the tile row count no longer lose their trailing rows. As the models are static, each thread just loads the same 19 models from the stream (`le_static_model_load`); the color context is derived from the current block's own decoded green delta, so there is no adaptive state to keep in sync between threads. -As Rice encoding output is non-fixed, we stored in the stream 63 offsets (uint16_t), each a delta in dword units relative to the previous strip, so each thread knows where to start (strip 0 always starts the strip data, its implicit zero offset is not stored). +As Rice encoding output is non-fixed, we stored in the stream 63 offsets (uint16_t), each a delta in dword units relative to the previous tile, so each thread knows where to start (tile 0 always starts the tile data, its implicit zero offset is not stored). ### Endpoints @@ -121,41 +123,41 @@ BC1 colors are R5G6B5, so the deltas always fit in 7 bits. Each delta is stored The red and blue deltas are contextual: the context is three value buckets of the endpoint's own 6-bit green delta (negative / zero / positive). The decorrelation removes the *linear* luminance component of the chroma deltas, but the residual chroma still scales with the local luminance energy, so a model fitted per luminance-delta regime prices each block tighter than a single image-wide model. The first endpoint's green delta is encoded uncontexted; the second endpoint's green delta is contextual on the sign of the first endpoint's green delta (negative / zero / positive). The context is derived from a value that is already decoded, so the model selection costs no stream bits. -The blocks are traversed in a zigzag order to avoid a discontinuity at the end of each scanline: +The blocks of a tile are traversed in a zigzag order to avoid a discontinuity at the end of each scanline: ```C -uint32_t zigzag_x = (y & 1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; +uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); ``` -This keeps the prediction direction continuous when moving from one scanline to the next. There is no previous block at the start of each strip, so the first block of each strip is predicted from the strip seed, a single endpoint color pair stored in the stream header (see Compressed stream). +This keeps the prediction direction continuous when moving from one scanline to the next. There is no previous block at the start of each tile, so the first block of each tile is predicted from the tile seed, a single endpoint color pair stored in the stream header (see Compressed stream). -### Per-strip predictor +### Per-tile predictor Two predictors are available for the endpoint colors: * **zigzag-previous** (the default): the previous block of the zigzag chain, the in-row spatial neighbor. * **row-above**: the block of the row above at the *same zigzag position* — visually, the horizontally mirrored column of the previous row. -The compressor runs a pre-pass before the histogram and, for each strip, sums the absolute magnitude of the color deltas each predictor would emit (the first scanline is identical for both, the strip seed chain): the cheaper one wins and one bit per strip is stored in the stream header (see Compressed stream). The histogram and the encoder then use the chosen predictor per strip, so the static color models always fit the distribution that is actually emitted. +The compressor runs a pre-pass before the histogram and, for each tile, sums the absolute magnitude of the color deltas each predictor would emit (the first scanline is identical for both, the tile seed chain): the cheaper one wins and one bit per tile is stored in the stream header (see Compressed stream). The histogram and the encoder then use the chosen predictor per tile, so the static color models always fit the distribution that is actually emitted. -Textures whose features follow the zigzag columns (e.g. plank scans) make the row-above predictor much cheaper, while most other textures keep the zigzag-previous one. On the 74-image test suite this moves the average ratio 1.41 → 1.43 (colors payload −2.7%), with 58/74 images improving and the worst single image at −0.01% (the 8-byte header overhead on an image where no strip switches). For GPU decompression the row-above predictor also removes the serial zigzag chain: every block after the first scanline depends only on the row above, so a whole row decodes in parallel. +Textures whose features follow the zigzag columns (e.g. plank scans) make the row-above predictor much cheaper, while most other textures keep the zigzag-previous one. On the 74-image test suite this moves the average ratio 1.41 → 1.43 (colors payload −2.7%), with 58/74 images improving and the worst single image at −0.01% (the 8-byte header overhead on an image where no tile switches). For GPU decompression the row-above predictor also removes the serial zigzag chain: every block after the first scanline depends only on the row above, so a whole row decodes in parallel. ### Color-pair dictionary -A sliding dictionary of the last 256 endpoint-color *pairs* of the strip's zigzag chain (one ring buffer per strip, 32-bit entry = the two 565 colors packed). For each block of a strip with the dictionary enabled, one flag bit is written before the deltas: +A sliding dictionary of the last 256 endpoint-color *pairs* of the tile's zigzag chain (one ring buffer per tile, 32-bit entry = the two 565 colors packed). For each block of a tile with the dictionary enabled, one flag bit is written before the deltas: -* If the block's two endpoint colors exactly match one of the previous 256 blocks of the strip, the flag is 1 and a reference is written — the distance to the most recent match, minus one, in `ceil(log2(min(position, 256)))` bits (`position` is the block's 0-indexed position in the strip; 0 bits for the first block, 8 bits once the window is full). The six color-delta symbols are skipped: the decoder copies the two colors of the referenced, already-decoded block. +* If the block's two endpoint colors exactly match one of the previous 256 blocks of the tile, the flag is 1 and a reference is written — the distance to the most recent match, minus one, in `ceil(log2(min(position, 256)))` bits (`position` is the block's 0-indexed position in the tile; 0 bits for the first block, 8 bits once the window is full). The six color-delta symbols are skipped: the decoder copies the two colors of the referenced, already-decoded block. * Otherwise the flag is 0 and the six color-delta symbols are written as described in Endpoints. The match is decided on the *decoded* colors only, so it is identical on the compressor and the decompressor and independent of the color predictor. A matched block still emits its top-table reference, mask, and difference bytes (the indices are not part of the color pair). -#### Per-strip enable flag +#### Per-tile enable flag -The flag bit is only as cheap as the matches it replaces, so each strip decides independently whether to use the dictionary: one bit per strip in the stream header (8 bytes, like the predictor flag). A strip pays one flag bit per block when enabled, so it is enabled exactly when the total savings of its matched blocks — the six color deltas they would emit minus the reference they pay — exceed that flag cost. The decision is made with the models fit on every block's deltas (a one-time approximation, stored in the header and read by both the encoder and the decoder, so it stays lossless). +The flag bit is only as cheap as the matches it replaces, so each tile decides independently whether to use the dictionary: one bit per tile in the stream header (8 bytes, like the predictor flag). A tile pays one flag bit per block when enabled, so it is enabled exactly when the total savings of its matched blocks — the six color deltas they would emit minus the reference they pay — exceed that flag cost. The decision is made with the models fit on every block's deltas (a one-time approximation, stored in the header and read by both the encoder and the decoder, so it stays lossless). -Disabled strips write exactly the six color-delta symbols with no flag: byte-identical to the dictionary-less format, zero overhead. This is a two-pass model fit: the final color models are refit on the deltas that are actually emitted — every block of the disabled strips, the non-matched blocks of the enabled ones. +Disabled tiles write exactly the six color-delta symbols with no flag: byte-identical to the dictionary-less format, zero overhead. This is a two-pass model fit: the final color models are refit on the deltas that are actually emitted — every block of the disabled tiles, the non-matched blocks of the enabled ones. -Measured on the 74-image test suite this turns the dictionary into a net win: average ratio 1.4587 → 1.4654, byte-weighted 1.4020 → 1.4073, with 44 images improving, 25 byte-identical, and 5 regressing at most 0.14% (8-byte header on near break-even strips). Structured content (wood, walls, planks) gains up to +2.95%; feature-rich content (grass, sand, rock) is left untouched. See `failed_experiments.md`, exp. 20. +Measured on the 74-image test suite this turns the dictionary into a net win: average ratio 1.4587 → 1.4654, byte-weighted 1.4020 → 1.4073, with 44 images improving, 25 byte-identical, and 5 regressing at most 0.14% (8-byte header on near break-even tiles). Structured content (wood, walls, planks) gains up to +2.95%; feature-rich content (grass, sand, rock) is left untouched. See `failed_experiments.md`, exp. 20. ### Indices @@ -202,32 +204,34 @@ Pseudo-description of the stream. Note : the stream does not include width, height or format, only the compressed data. This is intended, it's up to the user to store that somewhere. +The 64 tiles are the even split of the block grid (see Multiple streams): `gx` is 8 / 4 / 2 / 1 for `width_blocks` of 32+ / 16+ / 8+ / less, `gy = 64 / gx`, both derived from the width, so the stream layout itself never changes and images of any size (16×256 and up) use the same 64 streams. + The output buffer must be at least `packed_bc1_maxsize(width, height)` bytes. This is a very rough bound: `(width/4) * (height/4) * 16`, i.e. 2× the standard BC1 texture size. In practice the stream is much smaller. ```text * 19 static models, in order: for each endpoint (0, 1): red (3 context buckets), green (3 context buckets), blue (3 context buckets) — 16 color models — then top-table reference, difference mask, table difference. Each is 3 + num_symbols bytes, no padding (max 259 bytes). * Top table size: one uint8_t (number of entries − 1), padded to a 4-byte boundary. -* Strip seed: one uint32_t (little-endian) — the two endpoint colors of the "previous block" used to predict the first block of each strip, averaged over the 64 strips at compression time. Low 16 bits = color[0], high 16 bits = color[1]. -* Strip predictor flags: 8 bytes (little-endian uint64_t) — one bit per strip: 1 → endpoint colors of that strip are predicted from the row above (same zigzag position) after the first scanline, 0 → zigzag-previous block. See Per-strip predictor. -* Strip dictionary enable flags: 8 bytes (little-endian uint64_t) — one bit per strip: 1 → the strip's blocks write the color-pair dictionary flag + reference per block, 0 → the six color deltas only (byte-identical to the dictionary-less format). See Per-strip enable flag. +* Tile seed: one uint32_t (little-endian) — the two endpoint colors of the "previous block" used to predict the first block of each tile, averaged over the 64 tiles at compression time. Low 16 bits = color[0], high 16 bits = color[1]. +* Tile predictor flags: 8 bytes (little-endian uint64_t) — one bit per tile: 1 → endpoint colors of that tile are predicted from the row above (same zigzag position) after the first scanline, 0 → zigzag-previous block. See Per-tile predictor. +* Tile dictionary enable flags: 8 bytes (little-endian uint64_t) — one bit per tile: 1 → the tile's blocks write the color-pair dictionary flag + reference per block, 0 → the six color deltas only (byte-identical to the dictionary-less format). See Per-tile enable flag. * Top table entries, 4 bytes each (little-endian uint32_t). * Padded to a 2-byte boundary. -* 63 strip offsets (uint16_t each), relative deltas in dword units. Strip 0 always starts the strip data so its offset is zero and not stored; the k-th stored offset (k = 1..63) is the delta from strip k-1 to strip k in dword units. +* 63 tile offsets (uint16_t each), relative deltas in dword units. Tile 0 always starts the tile data so its offset is zero and not stored; the k-th stored offset (k = 1..63) is the delta from tile k-1 to tile k in dword units. * Padded to a 4-byte boundary. -* 64 strip bitstreams, each 4-byte aligned, each flushed independently. +* 64 tile bitstreams, each 4-byte aligned, each flushed independently. ``` -Within a strip, the blocks are traversed in the zigzag row order. For each block: +Within a tile, the blocks are traversed in the zigzag row order. For each block: ```text -* For a strip with the dictionary enabled: the color-pair dictionary flag (1 bit): 1 if the block's two endpoint - colors exactly match a previous block of the strip, 0 otherwise. +* For a tile with the dictionary enabled: the color-pair dictionary flag (1 bit): 1 if the block's two endpoint + colors exactly match a previous block of the tile, 0 otherwise. * If 1: a reference to the matching block — the distance minus one, in ceil(log2(min(position, 256))) bits, - where position is the block's 0-indexed position in the strip (0 bits for the first block, 8 bits once 256 + where position is the block's 0-indexed position in the tile (0 bits for the first block, 8 bits once 256 blocks back are reachable). The six color-delta symbols are skipped. * If 0: the six color deltas, as below. -* For a strip with the dictionary disabled: no flag. +* For a tile with the dictionary disabled: no flag. * Two endpoints, each: green, red, blue deltas (7-bit values offset by 64). * Top-table reference (8-bit index). * Difference mask (4 bits). @@ -240,7 +244,7 @@ See Color-pair dictionary. The six color deltas, the top-table reference, the ma ======= ## BC4 / BC5 -BC4 (one 8-bit channel) and BC5 (red + green channels) reuse the BC1 machinery: static Rice-Golomb models fitted from a histogram pre-pass, 64 independent strips, and a self-describing byte stream. The entry points are `packed_bc4_maxsize` / `packed_bc5_maxsize`, `bcp_compress_bc4` / `bcp_compress_bc5`, and `bcp_decompress_bc4` / `bcp_decompress_bc5` (see `src/bc_packed.h`), with the same signature shape as their BC1 counterparts. +BC4 (one 8-bit channel) and BC5 (red + green channels) reuse the BC1 machinery: static Rice-Golomb models fitted from a histogram pre-pass, 64 independent tiles, and a self-describing byte stream. The entry points are `packed_bc4_maxsize` / `packed_bc5_maxsize`, `bcp_compress_bc4` / `bcp_compress_bc5`, and `bcp_decompress_bc4` / `bcp_decompress_bc5` (see `src/bc_packed.h`), with the same signature shape as their BC1 counterparts. ### Blocks @@ -256,17 +260,17 @@ A BC5 block is the red BC4 block followed by the green one (16 bytes). The libra ### Endpoints -Each channel carries two 8-bit endpoints per block. The encoder predicts the current endpoint from the strip chain and stores the wrapped 8-bit delta (`curr - pred`, decoded as `pred + delta`, modulo 256) with one static 256-symbol Rice-Golomb model per (channel, endpoint). +Each channel carries two 8-bit endpoints per block. The encoder predicts the current endpoint from the tile chain and stores the wrapped 8-bit delta (`curr - pred`, decoded as `pred + delta`, modulo 256) with one static 256-symbol Rice-Golomb model per (channel, endpoint). -The predictor is fixed — no per-strip flag, unlike the BC1 per-strip choice: +The predictor is fixed — no per-tile flag, unlike the BC1 per-tile choice: ```text -first row of a strip: pred = previous (the strip seed for the strip's first block) -start of a row: pred = top -other blocks: pred = previous + top - top_previous (mod 256) +first row of a tile: pred = previous (the tile seed for the tile's first block) +start of a row: pred = top +other blocks: pred = previous + top - top_previous (mod 256) ``` -`previous` is the chain-previous block in the BC1 zigzag order, `top` the block of the row above at the same column, `top_previous` the block above the chain-previous. All references stay inside the strip, so the 64 strips remain independent. The strip seed is the per-endpoint average of the first block of each strip, stored in the stream header like the BC1 color seed. +`previous` is the chain-previous block in the BC1 zigzag order, `top` the block of the row above at the same column, `top_previous` the block above the chain-previous. All references stay inside the tile, so the 64 tiles remain independent. The tile seed is the per-endpoint average of the first block of each tile, stored in the stream header like the BC1 color seed. ### Indices @@ -294,24 +298,24 @@ As BC1, the stream does not include width, height or format: the BC4 / BC5 decom ```text * 2 endpoint models per channel — 256-symbol static models, 3 + num_symbols bytes each, no padding (max 259). * 64 index models per channel — 8-symbol static models, 3 + num_symbols bytes each, no padding (max 11). -* Strip seed: 2 bytes per channel (endpoint 0, endpoint 1). +* Tile seed: 2 bytes per channel (endpoint 0, endpoint 1). * Padded to a 2-byte boundary. -* 63 strip offsets (uint16_t each), relative deltas in dword units. Strip 0 always starts the strip data; its offset is zero and not stored. +* 63 tile offsets (uint16_t each), relative deltas in dword units. Tile 0 always starts the tile data; its offset is zero and not stored. * Padded to a 4-byte boundary. -* 64 strip bitstreams, each 4-byte aligned, each flushed independently. +* 64 tile bitstreams, each 4-byte aligned, each flushed independently. ``` -For BC5 the red channel's models and seed come first, then the green channel's, then the shared offsets and strips. Within a strip the blocks follow the zigzag row order; per block the payload is the red channel complete, then the green one, and per channel: endpoint 0, endpoint 1, index 0 (3 raw bits), then indices 1..15. +For BC5 the red channel's models and seed come first, then the green channel's, then the shared offsets and tiles. Within a tile the blocks follow the zigzag row order; per block the payload is the red channel complete, then the green one, and per channel: endpoint 0, endpoint 1, index 0 (3 raw bits), then indices 1..15. ### Status -* CPU + GPU: `bcp_compress_bc4/bc5` and `bcp_decompress_bc4/bc5` are implemented and tested; the GPU decoders are the `bcp_decompress_bc4` / `bcp_decompress_bc5` compute kernels of [src/bc_decompress.metal](src/bc_decompress.metal): one thread per strip, bit-identical to the CPU. Measured on the M5 Pro (1024×1024, 1000 runs): **14540 MiB/s** for BC4, **7868 MiB/s** for BC5. -* `width >= 16` and `height >= 256` are required (multiples of 4, as BC1); textures whose height in blocks is not a multiple of 64 silently drop the trailing block rows. +* CPU + GPU: `bcp_compress_bc4/bc5` and `bcp_decompress_bc4/bc5` are implemented and tested; the GPU decoders are the `bcp_decompress_bc4` / `bcp_decompress_bc5` compute kernels of [src/bc_decompress.metal](src/bc_decompress.metal): one thread per tile, bit-identical to the CPU. Measured on the M5 Pro (1024×1024, 1000 runs): **14540 MiB/s** for BC4, **7868 MiB/s** for BC5. +* `width >= 16` and `height >= 256` are required (multiples of 4, as BC1); the even tile split covers every row and column, so no image loses block rows. * The output buffer must be at least `packed_bc4_maxsize` / `packed_bc5_maxsize` — 2× the standard block size (16 / 32 bytes per 4×4 block), the BC1 convention. ### Validation -Everything is validated byte-exact over all 64 strips, on CPU and GPU: +Everything is validated byte-exact over all 64 tiles, on CPU and GPU: * GPU roundtrips: the `bcp_decompress_bc4` / `bcp_decompress_bc5` Metal kernels decode the brick AO / normal maps (1024×1024, `images/bc4` / `images/bc5`) and the result is verified byte-identical to the stb-built textures, the same way the BC1 kernel is tested. @@ -328,7 +332,7 @@ BC3 combines a BC1 color block and a BC4 alpha block in the standard D3D layout, ### Scheme -BC3 is the composition of the two pipelines above, applied to the two halves of the block grid: the BC1 pipeline on the color half, the single-channel BC4 pipeline on the alpha half. No payload logic, model, or context state is new: the strip decomposition, the zigzag chains, the BC1 predictors / top table / color-pair dictionary, and the BC4 endpoint / index models are all the existing ones, fitted on their own half as for the standalone formats. +BC3 is the composition of the two pipelines above, applied to the two halves of the block grid: the BC1 pipeline on the color half, the single-channel BC4 pipeline on the alpha half. No payload logic, model, or context state is new: the tile decomposition, the zigzag chains, the BC1 predictors / top table / color-pair dictionary, and the BC4 endpoint / index models are all the existing ones, fitted on their own half as for the standalone formats. ### Compressed stream @@ -340,17 +344,17 @@ Self-describing, as the other streams (no width, height, or format): * The BC4 stream of the alpha half, exactly the [BC4 / BC5 → Compressed stream](#compressed-stream-1) format with 1 channel. ``` -Each substream is self-contained (its own models, strip seed, 63 strip offsets, 64 strips) and ends 4-byte aligned, so the two can be decoded independently; the 64 strips of both halves share the same decomposition, so one `bcp_decompress_bc3` call decodes one strip of both. +Each substream is self-contained (its own models, tile seed, 63 tile offsets, 64 tiles) and ends 4-byte aligned, so the two can be decoded independently; the 64 tiles of both halves share the same decomposition, so one `bcp_decompress_bc3` call decodes one tile of both. ### Status * CPU only: `bcp_compress_bc3` / `bcp_decompress_bc3` are implemented and tested; BC3 is niche, so there is no Metal decoder (the BC1 and BC4 kernels of [src/bc_decompress.metal](src/bc_decompress.metal) cover the two halves, a `bcp_decompress_bc3` kernel is a possible follow-up). -* `width >= 16` and `height >= 256` are required (multiples of 4, as BC1); textures whose height in blocks is not a multiple of 64 silently drop the trailing block rows. +* `width >= 16` and `height >= 256` are required (multiples of 4, as BC1); the even tile split covers every row and column, so no image loses block rows. * The output buffer must be at least `packed_bc3_maxsize` — 2× the standard BC3 block size (32 bytes per 4×4 block), the BC1 convention, plus the 4-byte prefix. ### Validation -Everything is validated byte-exact over all 64 strips on CPU: +Everything is validated byte-exact over all 64 tiles on CPU: * 4 synthetic 256×256 roundtrips (flat, checkerboard, gradient, SplitMix32 random): the color half and the alpha half each use the corresponding BC1 / BC4 pattern, so the random pattern forces the raw-mode fallback and the full model usage in both halves at once. * 2 albedo + alpha maps (`images/bc3`), 1024×1024, converted per block with stb_dxt: the per-image ratio is printed to stdout (no CSV) and the suite average must stay above 1:1. Measured: **2.8030:1** average (3.1231:1 for leak-stain_albedo, 2.4828:1 for leaves). The ratio is dominated by the BC1 color half, which keeps the BC1 headroom; the 8-bit alpha half compresses like a standalone BC4. diff --git a/failed_experiments.md b/failed_experiments.md index 6247569..b1831db 100644 --- a/failed_experiments.md +++ b/failed_experiments.md @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ Rice `k` and rank table per endpoint fits better. Kept. | 18 | Per-model raw-byte `q_escape` for static models, searched jointly with the Rice `k` against the histogram (replaces the fixed per-k escape table; one header byte per model) | round-trips; colors −1.19%, 74/74 improved, worst +0.01% | **1.4438:1** (+0.52%) | **kept — this is the new baseline** | | 20 | Color-pair sliding dictionary: a 1-bit flag + a `ceil(log2(min(pos,256)))`-bit reference to a matching block within the last 256 replaces the six color deltas when the two endpoint colors exactly repeat, plus a per-strip enable flag | round-trips (CPU + GPU); forced version was a net loss (25 improved / 44 regressed), the per-strip version: 44 improved / 5 regressed / 25 flat, the flat ones byte-identical to the baseline | 1.4587 → 1.4654 (+0.46%) avg; 1.4020 → 1.4073 (+0.38%) byte-weighted; best +2.95% (wall2), worst −0.14% (kodim15) | **kept — this is the new baseline** (the per-strip flag turns the forced-match net loss into a net win) | | 21 | `bc4_index_family` endpoint-range thresholds: 30+ split variants on the 10-image bc4/bc5/bc3 suite (3-family 8/16 → 5/40; also 2- and 4-family splits) | round-trips (CPU + GPU); 10/10 images improved, best −1.04% (bc3 leak-stain alpha), worst −0.02%; 2- and 4-family counts all lose, the 3-family minimum is a wide plateau (t1 4..6 / t2 32..48 all ≥ −0.19%) | bc4 1.1244 → 1.1279, bc5 1.0756 → 1.0772, bc3 2.7149 → 2.7307 (suite averages); stream −0.235% overall | **kept — this is the new baseline for bc4/bc5/bc3** (the 74-image bc1 suite is untouched; the README's "obvious tuning lever" exercised) | +| 22 | 8 x 8 tiles: the 64 streams become an even 8 x 8 tile of the block grid (bounds from one shared helper, `gx` 8/4/2/1 by width, `gy = 64/gx`); same walk inside a tile; the even split keeps the trailing rows of non-tile-multiple images (a breaking stream-format change) | round-trips (CPU + GPU); 62/74 BC1 images improve, worst −2.9% (horizontal-grain wood), best +9%; CPU + GPU decompression inside noise | bc1 1.4676 → 1.4905 (+1.6%); bc4 1.1342 → 1.1351, bc5 1.0995 → 1.0985 (neutral); bc3 2.8199 → 2.8787 (+2.1%) | **kept — this is the new baseline** (tiles replace full-width strips; no header byte / API change, stream layout is versioned by the compressor) | --- @@ -962,6 +963,101 @@ than the deltas inside an enabled strip. --- +## 22. 8 x 8 tiles (BC1, BC4, BC5; BC3 inherits) + +**Idea:** the 64 decompression streams were full-width strips (each spanned the whole image width). +Rearrange the block grid into an even 8 x 8 tile layout instead: stream `s` becomes tile +`(tx, ty) = (s % gx, s / gx)` with bounds from a single helper shared by every block walk, + +```text +x0 = tx * width_blocks / gx x1 = (tx + 1) * width_blocks / gx +y0 = ty * height_blocks / gy y1 = (ty + 1) * height_blocks / gy +``` + +`gx` is 8 / 4 / 2 / 1 for `width_blocks` of 32+ / 16+ / 8+ / less and `gy = 64 / gx` (both derived from the +width alone, so the stream header, `num_strips` = 64, and the C API are unchanged). The tile-local walk is +the same zigzag rows / `position` / row-above predictor / seed as the strip walk, just confined to the tile. +The even split also covers images whose block count is **not** a multiple of the tile size: the old +full-width truncation silently dropped the trailing block rows of such images, the even split keeps them. + +**Result (74-image BC1 suite, all tests pass incl. the CPU + GPU round-trip):** +- BC1 average ratio **1.4676 → 1.4905 (+1.6%)**, matching the offline study's 8 x 8 estimate (1.4910). +- BC4 **1.1342 → 1.1351** and BC5 **1.0995 → 1.0985** — neutral: the 1024² maps already had 4+ block rows per + strip, so the grid shape alone barely moves them. Their real gain comes from exp. 23. +- BC3 **2.8199 → 2.8787 (+2.1%)**: the color half is BC1 (which gains), the alpha half is BC4 (neutral), so BC3 + inherits the BC1 win through the color half. +- CPU decompression (ground.png bench) inside run-to-run noise; the GPU kernel keeps the same 64-thread dispatch + and only the per-tile bounds change, so GPU throughput is unchanged. + +**Kept — this is the new baseline.** This is a **breaking stream-format change**: the same header now implies a +tile layout rather than a full-width strip layout, so a stream written by an older (strip) compressor will not +decode with this one (and vice versa). No API / header-byte change. Regression tests: `tile_uniform_colors` +(per-tile seeding + state reset), `tile_column_predictor` (row-above predictor inside a tile), `odd_dimensions` +(36 x 70 blocks — the dropped-trailing-rows fix). The layout-dependent tests `strip_uniform_colors` / +`row_varying_colors` / `periodic_color_pairs` now exercise per-tile variants of their patterns and still pass +unmodified. + +--- + +## 23. Cross-block index context for BC4 / BC5 (the 8 x 8 [left][top] neighbor mapping) + +**Idea (exp 22 follow-up):** the BC4 / BC5 index models are a set of 64 static 8-symbol +Rice models, one per entry of the 8 x 8 [left][top] context matrix (the 3-bit indices of the +two decoded neighbor pixels of the texel). For the 8 texels on a block's top / left edge those +neighbors live in *other* blocks (the block above, and the chain-previous block for column 0), +whose 3-bit indices the matrix never sees — only the decoded 8-bit texel *values* are available. +Map each edge texel's neighbor value to the nearest entry of the current block's BC4 palette +(the 8-value / 6-value mode expansion of the two endpoints, the standard D3D rule) and use that +pseudo-index as the context, so all 16 texels of every block price the 8 x 8 models instead of +8 of the 16 falling into the degenerate 0-neighbor context. BC3 inherits the change through +its BC4 alpha half. No header byte, no API change; encoder, CPU decoder, and Metal kernel must +agree on the mapping. + +**Method:** one shared helper computes the 8 edge pseudo-indices per block / channel: the 4 top +texels take their neighbor from the block above (row 3 of the block, raster indices 12..15), +the 4 left texels from the chain-previous block (the zigzag predecessor, the edge column facing +this block: column 3 on even rows, column 0 on odd rows — the zigzag is continuous across the +row boundary, and both the encoder and the decoder use the chain-previous because it is the only +same-row block both have seen, which keeps the per-tile-parallel decode dependency-free). The +palette expansion is the exact hardware formula (613566757 = (2^32+3)/7 makes the multiply-shift +exact for every palette value); the neighbor-to-index map is an 8-way argmin over the palette, +ties to the lower index. All three index passes (histogram, compress, decompress) code the full +16 indices under the 8 x 8 models with the 8 edge texels using the mapped pseudo-indices. + +**Result (red_brick 1024x1024, 4-image bc4/bc5 suites, M2 Max CPU, 3-run means, GPU round-trip +byte-identical to CPU):** + +| metric | baseline (exp 22) | v1 full mapping | v2 division-free mapping | +|---|---|---|---| +| BC4 avg ratio | 1.1351 | 1.1440 (**+0.8%**) | 1.1440 (identical streams) | +| BC5 avg ratio | 1.0985 | 1.0963 (**−0.2%**) | 1.0963 (identical streams) | +| BC4 CPU decompression | 484 MiB/s | 293 MiB/s (**−40%**) | 317 MiB/s (**−35%**) | +| BC5 CPU decompression | 557 MiB/s | 285 MiB/s (**−49%**) | 310 MiB/s (**−44%**) | + +**Why it lost:** the gain axis does not clear the bar and the cost axis fails it decisively: +- **Ratio:** BC4 +0.8% is a marginal win, but BC5 *loses* 0.2% (the red channel of a normal map + is near-uniform-random 3-bit indices; the 6-value / degenerate palettes of flat regions map the + neighbor values into a few entries, and the 8 x 8 models — now 100% contextual — get a flatter + distribution with the same 64 model headers). Averaged over the two formats, the size is a wash. +- **Speed:** the plan's gate allows BC4 −10% and BC5 −5%; the measured −35…−44% (v2) is 3.5-8.8x + over. The per-block cost is 2 neighbor index unpacks + 3 palette expansions + 8 neighbor + mappings per channel block, on top of a decode loop of 16 serial model decodes per block — + there is no headroom. The division-free mapping (v2, byte-identical streams: the nearest-search + argmin is invariant to the division→multiply-shift reformulation) recovers only the divisions + (v1→v2: BC4 293→317 MiB/s). The plan's prescribed fully-arithmetic mapping (v3: one reciprocal + per block, one multiply + shift per texel, no 8-way search) was not implemented — it cannot + clear the gate: its per-block *fixed* cost (the neighbor reads and the 3 palette builds) is + identical to v2's, so it can recover at most the search cost, a smaller slice than the divisions + v2 already removed, landing well short of the 435 MiB/s (BC4) the gate requires. + +**Kept:** the mapping is now proven not worth its decode cost on this suite — do not re-litigate +the full 16-texel contextualization. If a variant is ever revisited, the cost must move to a +per-row or per-tile granularity (e.g. only the 4 left-edge texels, which need no read of the +block above) or the neighbor map must collapse to a 2-bit quantile instead of an 8-way search; +both are unmeasured, and the BC5 negative above is the stronger argument against the lever. + +--- + ## Open thread (not a failed experiment, just a lead) The better-VQ-codebook lead is **resolved and closed**: exp. 13 measured the spatially-smooth diff --git a/src/bc_decompress.metal b/src/bc_decompress.metal index 0498cc8..738dd98 100644 --- a/src/bc_decompress.metal +++ b/src/bc_decompress.metal @@ -73,6 +73,36 @@ typedef struct uint16_t num_symbols; } model8_t; +// tile columns of the 64-tile grid: 8 for wide images, shrinking so the tiles stay at least +// 4 blocks wide, 1 for the narrowest supported image (the 16 px minimum) +uint tile_grid_x(uint width_blocks) +{ + if (width_blocks >= 32) return 8; + if (width_blocks >= 16) return 4; + if (width_blocks >= 8) return 2; + return 1; +} + +// block bounds of tile [strip_index] of the 64-tile grid, x1 / y1 one past. the even split of +// the block grid covers the image exactly, so images whose block count is not a multiple of +// the tile size lose no rows or columns (the old strip truncation dropped the trailing rows) +typedef struct tile_bounds +{ + uint x0, x1; + uint y0, y1; +} tile_bounds; + +tile_bounds tile_bounds_get(uint strip_index, uint width_blocks, uint height_blocks) +{ + uint gx = tile_grid_x(width_blocks); + uint gy = NUM_STRIPS / gx; + uint tx = strip_index % gx; + uint ty = strip_index / gx; + + return tile_bounds { .x0 = (tx * width_blocks) / gx, .x1 = ((tx + 1) * width_blocks) / gx, + .y0 = (ty * height_blocks) / gy, .y1 = ((ty + 1) * height_blocks) / gy }; +} + // mirror of le_stream: a 64-bit reservoir buffers bits to keep I/O at byte granularity, // least significant bit read first typedef struct @@ -318,7 +348,6 @@ kernel void bcp_decompress_bc1(const device uint8_t* input [[buffer(0)]], const uint strip_id = grid_pos.x; const uint height_blocks = args.height / 4; const uint width_blocks = args.width / 4; - const uint strip_width = height_blocks / NUM_STRIPS; const uint64_t length = args.input_length; // offset both input and output by run_id so each run reads from and writes to @@ -427,7 +456,8 @@ kernel void bcp_decompress_bc1(const device uint8_t* input [[buffer(0)]], uint16_t previous_color1 = (uint16_t)(strip_seed >> 16); const bool use_top = ((strip_predictor >> strip_id) & 1) != 0; const bool dict_enabled = ((strip_dict_enable >> strip_id) & 1) != 0; - const uint start_y = strip_id * strip_width; + const tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_id, width_blocks, height_blocks); + const uint tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; // the output is read back for the top prediction: the two endpoint colors of a block are packed in one u32 const device uint32_t* output_colors32 = (const device uint32_t*)output; // already offset by run_id @@ -438,13 +468,13 @@ kernel void bcp_decompress_bc1(const device uint8_t* input [[buffer(0)]], for (uint i = 0; i < 256; ++i) dict[i] = 0; - for (uint y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for (uint y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for (uint x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for (uint x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { - uint zigzag_x = (y & 1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); uint block_index = y * width_blocks + zigzag_x; - uint position = (y - start_y) * width_blocks + x; + uint position = (y - tb.y0) * tile_width + x; uint16_t current_color0 = 0; uint16_t current_color1 = 0; @@ -462,12 +492,12 @@ kernel void bcp_decompress_bc1(const device uint8_t* input [[buffer(0)]], } else { - // first scanline of a strip is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous chain, - // after that a top-flagged strip is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position + // first scanline of a tile is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous chain, + // after that a top-flagged tile is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position uint16_t reference_color0 = previous_color0; uint16_t reference_color1 = previous_color1; - if (use_top && y > start_y) + if (use_top && y > tb.y0) { uint32_t previous_colors = output_colors32[((uint64_t)(y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * 2]; reference_color0 = (uint16_t)previous_colors; @@ -573,7 +603,6 @@ void bc45_decode_strip(const device uint8_t* input, const uint strip_id = grid_pos.x; const uint height_blocks = args.height / 4; const uint width_blocks = args.width / 4; - const uint strip_width = height_blocks / NUM_STRIPS; const uint64_t length = args.input_length; // offset both input and output by run_id so each run reads from and writes to @@ -652,18 +681,19 @@ void bc45_decode_strip(const device uint8_t* input, } } - const uint start_y = strip_id * strip_width; + const tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_id, width_blocks, height_blocks); + const uint tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; // the output is read back for the top prediction: the two endpoints of a channel block // sit in the low bytes of one u32 (the block is 8-aligned) - for (uint y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for (uint y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for (uint x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for (uint x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { // zig-zag pattern, same chain as BC1 - uint zigzag_x = (y & 1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; - const bool first_row = (y == start_y); + uint zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); + const bool first_row = (y == tb.y0); const bool row_start = (x == 0); const uint64_t block_index = (uint64_t)y * width_blocks + zigzag_x; diff --git a/src/bc_packed.c b/src/bc_packed.c index 1c0c773..69fd154 100644 --- a/src/bc_packed.c +++ b/src/bc_packed.c @@ -1142,7 +1142,40 @@ static inline void init_color_models(bcp_context* ctx, const color_hists* hist) } //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -void init_static_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, uint32_t width_blocks, uint32_t strip_width, uint32_t num_strips, uint32_t block_stride) +// tile columns of the 64-tile grid: 8 for wide images, shrinking so the tiles stay at least +// 4 blocks wide, 1 for the narrowest supported image (the 16 px minimum) +static inline uint32_t tile_grid_x(uint32_t width_blocks) +{ + if (width_blocks >= 32) return 8; + if (width_blocks >= 16) return 4; + if (width_blocks >= 8) return 2; + return 1; +} + +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// block bounds of tile [strip_index] of the 64-tile grid, x1 / y1 one past. the even split of +// the block grid covers the image exactly, so images whose block count is not a multiple of +// the tile size lose no rows or columns (the old strip truncation dropped the trailing rows) +typedef struct tile_bounds +{ + uint32_t x0, x1; + uint32_t y0, y1; +} tile_bounds; + +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +static inline tile_bounds tile_bounds_get(uint32_t strip_index, uint32_t width_blocks, uint32_t height_blocks, uint32_t num_strips) +{ + uint32_t gx = tile_grid_x(width_blocks); + uint32_t gy = num_strips / gx; + uint32_t tx = strip_index % gx; + uint32_t ty = strip_index / gx; + + return (tile_bounds) { .x0 = (tx * width_blocks) / gx, .x1 = ((tx + 1) * width_blocks) / gx, + .y0 = (ty * height_blocks) / gy, .y1 = ((ty + 1) * height_blocks) / gy }; +} + +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +void init_static_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, uint32_t width_blocks, uint32_t height_blocks, uint32_t num_strips, uint32_t block_stride) { color_hists hist; uint32_t hist_reference[TOP_TABLE_SIZE]; @@ -1154,15 +1187,15 @@ void init_static_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, uint32_t width_bloc memset(hist_mask, 0, sizeof(hist_mask)); memset(hist_difference, 0, sizeof(hist_difference)); - // pre-pass: the average of the first block of each strip becomes the seed "previous" block used to start every strip + // pre-pass: the average of the first block of each tile becomes the seed "previous" block used to start every tile uint32_t sums[6] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }; // r, g, b of color[0] and color[1] for(uint32_t strip_index=0; strip_indexstrip_seed = ((uint32_t)average1 << 16) | (uint32_t)average0; - // pre-pass: per strip, pick the cheaper color predictor, zigzag-previous vs the row above (same zigzag + // pre-pass: per tile, pick the cheaper color predictor, zigzag-previous vs the row above (same zigzag // position) after the first scanline, by the total absolute magnitude of the color deltas each would emit ctx->strip_predictor = 0; for(uint32_t strip_index=0; strip_indexstrip_seed, &previous); - uint32_t start_y = strip_index * strip_width; - for(uint32_t y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_index, width_blocks, height_blocks, num_strips); + uint32_t tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; + + for(uint32_t y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for(uint32_t x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for(uint32_t x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { - uint32_t zigzag_x = (y&1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); const bc1_block* current = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y * width_blocks) + zigzag_x) * block_stride; const bc1_block* top = &previous; - if (y > start_y) + if (y > tb.y0) top = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * block_stride; // same zigzag position, row above energy_previous += color_delta_energy(current, &previous); @@ -1222,21 +1257,22 @@ void init_static_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, uint32_t width_bloc bc1_block previous; unpack_strip_seed(ctx->strip_seed, &previous); const bool use_top = ((ctx->strip_predictor >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; - uint32_t start_y = strip_index * strip_width; + tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_index, width_blocks, height_blocks, num_strips); + uint32_t tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; - for(uint32_t y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for(uint32_t y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for(uint32_t x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for(uint32_t x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { // zig-zag pattern delta compression for colors - uint32_t zigzag_x = (y&1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); const bc1_block* current = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y * width_blocks) + zigzag_x) * block_stride; - // first scanline of a strip is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous - // chain, after that a top-flagged strip is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position + // first scanline of a tile is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous + // chain, after that a top-flagged tile is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position const bc1_block* color_reference = &previous; - if (use_top && y > start_y) + if (use_top && y > tb.y0) color_reference = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * block_stride; color_hists_add(&hist, current, color_reference); @@ -1278,23 +1314,24 @@ void init_static_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, uint32_t width_bloc memset(&dict, 0, sizeof(dict)); memset(&matched, 0, sizeof(matched)); const bool use_top = ((ctx->strip_predictor >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; - uint32_t start_y = strip_index * strip_width; + tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_index, width_blocks, height_blocks, num_strips); + uint32_t tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; int64_t savings = 0; uint32_t num_blocks = 0; - for(uint32_t y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for(uint32_t y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for(uint32_t x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for(uint32_t x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { // zig-zag pattern delta compression for colors - uint32_t zigzag_x = (y&1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); const bc1_block* current = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y * width_blocks) + zigzag_x) * block_stride; - uint32_t position = (y - start_y) * width_blocks + x; + uint32_t position = (y - tb.y0) * tile_width + x; const bc1_block* color_reference = &previous; - if (use_top && y > start_y) + if (use_top && y > tb.y0) color_reference = (const bc1_block*) input + ((y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * block_stride; if (color_dict_match(&dict, position, color_pair(current)) > 0) @@ -1468,24 +1505,24 @@ typedef struct bc4_hists } bc4_hists; //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -// Fits the bc4/bc5 static models from [input]: the per-channel strip seed is the average of the -// first block of each strip in chain order (as BC1), then one histogram pass with the exact -// strip predictors of the encoder. there is no per-strip mode decision, so a single fit is final -static void bc4_init_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* image, uint32_t width_blocks, uint32_t strip_width, uint32_t num_strips, uint32_t num_channels, uint32_t block_stride) +// Fits the bc4/bc5 static models from [input]: the per-channel tile seed is the average of the +// first block of each tile in chain order (as BC1), then one histogram pass with the exact +// tile predictors of the encoder. there is no per-tile mode decision, so a single fit is final +static void bc4_init_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* image, uint32_t width_blocks, uint32_t height_blocks, uint32_t num_strips, uint32_t num_channels, uint32_t block_stride) { bc4_hists hist[BCP_MAX_CHANNELS] = { 0 }; uint32_t sums[BCP_MAX_CHANNELS][2] = { 0 }; uint8_t prev_e[BCP_MAX_CHANNELS][2], top_e[BCP_MAX_CHANNELS][2], top_prev_e[BCP_MAX_CHANNELS][2]; - // pass 1: strip seeds, the average of the first block of each strip in chain order + // pass 1: tile seeds, the average of the first block of each tile in chain order for(uint32_t strip_index=0; strip_indexendpoint[0]; sums[c][1] += b->endpoint[1]; @@ -1498,7 +1535,7 @@ static void bc4_init_models(bcp_context* ctx, const void* image, uint32_t width_ ctx->bc4_strip_seed[c][e] = (uint8_t)(sums[c][e] / num_strips); } - // pass 2: histograms with the exact strip predictors of the encoder + // pass 2: histograms with the exact tile predictors of the encoder for(uint32_t strip_index=0; strip_indexhashmap == NULL) ctx->hashmap = ctx->mem.malloc_fn(sizeof(hashmap_entry) * HASHMAP_SIZE, ctx->mem.user); build_top_table(ctx->hashmap, bc1_image, num_blocks, block_stride, ctx->top_table, &ctx->top_table_size); - init_static_models(ctx, bc1_image, width_blocks, strip_width, *num_strips, block_stride); + init_static_models(ctx, bc1_image, width_blocks, height_blocks, *num_strips, block_stride); byte_stream stream = {.buffer = output, .length = output_length, .pos = 0}; @@ -1969,17 +2006,18 @@ static size_t bcp_compress_bc1_impl(bcp_context* ctx, const void* bc1_image, uin memset(&dict, 0, sizeof(dict)); const bool use_top = ((ctx->strip_predictor >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; const bool dict_enabled = ((ctx->strip_dict_enable >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; - uint32_t start_y = strip_index * strip_width; + tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_index, width_blocks, height_blocks, *num_strips); + uint32_t tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; - for(uint32_t y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for(uint32_t y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for(uint32_t x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for(uint32_t x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { // zig-zag pattern delta compression for colors - uint32_t zigzag_x = (y&1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); const bc1_block* current = (const bc1_block*) bc1_image + ((y * width_blocks) + zigzag_x) * block_stride; - uint32_t position = (y - start_y) * width_blocks + x; + uint32_t position = (y - tb.y0) * tile_width + x; uint32_t pair = color_pair(current); // a disabled strip never matches: no flag bit, the six color deltas go straight into the stream @@ -1994,10 +2032,10 @@ static size_t bcp_compress_bc1_impl(bcp_context* ctx, const void* bc1_image, uin le_write_bits(&compressed_stream, match - 1, color_ref_bits(position)); else { - // first scanline of a strip is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous - // chain, after that a top-flagged strip is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position + // first scanline of a tile is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous + // chain, after that a top-flagged tile is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position const bc1_block* color_reference = &previous; - if (use_top && y > start_y) + if (use_top && y > tb.y0) color_reference = (const bc1_block*) bc1_image + ((y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * block_stride; int first_green_delta = 0; @@ -2083,7 +2121,6 @@ static bool bcp_decompress_bc1_impl(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, size_t const uint32_t height_blocks = height / 4; const uint32_t width_blocks = width / 4; - const uint32_t strip_width = height_blocks / num_strips; byte_stream stream = {.buffer = (uint8_t *) input, .length = input_length, .pos = 0}; @@ -2162,16 +2199,17 @@ static bool bcp_decompress_bc1_impl(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, size_t memset(&dict, 0, sizeof(dict)); const bool use_top = ((ctx->strip_predictor >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; const bool dict_enabled = ((ctx->strip_dict_enable >> strip_index) & 1) != 0; - uint32_t start_y = strip_index * strip_width; + tile_bounds tb = tile_bounds_get(strip_index, width_blocks, height_blocks, num_strips); + uint32_t tile_width = tb.x1 - tb.x0; - for(uint32_t y = start_y; y < start_y + strip_width; ++y) + for(uint32_t y = tb.y0; y < tb.y1; ++y) { - for(uint32_t x = 0; x < width_blocks; ++x) + for(uint32_t x = 0; x < tile_width; ++x) { - uint32_t zigzag_x = (y&1) ? x : width_blocks - x - 1; + uint32_t zigzag_x = tb.x0 + ((y & 1) ? x : tile_width - x - 1); bc1_block* current = (bc1_block*) output + ((y * width_blocks) + zigzag_x) * block_stride; - uint32_t position = (y - start_y) * width_blocks + x; + uint32_t position = (y - tb.y0) * tile_width + x; // color payload: an enabled strip writes a 1-bit flag, then either a dictionary reference // (copy the two endpoint colors of the referenced block, skipping the six delta symbols) @@ -2185,10 +2223,10 @@ static bool bcp_decompress_bc1_impl(bcp_context* ctx, const void* input, size_t } else { - // first scanline of a strip is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous chain, - // after that a top-flagged strip is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position + // first scanline of a tile is always predicted from the seed via the zigzag-previous chain, + // after that a top-flagged tile is predicted from the row above, same zigzag position const bc1_block* color_reference = &previous; - if (use_top && y > start_y) + if (use_top && y > tb.y0) color_reference = (const bc1_block*) output + ((y - 1) * width_blocks + zigzag_x) * block_stride; int first_green_delta = 0; diff --git a/src/bc_packed.h b/src/bc_packed.h index c609b83..c68840a 100644 --- a/src/bc_packed.h +++ b/src/bc_packed.h @@ -10,6 +10,12 @@ extern "C" { #include #include +//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// version +#define BC_PACKED_MAJOR 0 +#define BC_PACKED_MINOR 0 +#define BC_PACKED_PATCH 1 + //---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Memory interface, used for the large working buffers of the compressor. diff --git a/tests/benchmark_test.c b/tests/benchmark_test.c index 928d355..12eefb8 100644 --- a/tests/benchmark_test.c +++ b/tests/benchmark_test.c @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ #include "stb_dxt.h" #define BENCH_IMAGE_PATH ("./images/ground.png") +#define BENCH_BC4_IMAGE_PATH ("./images/bc4/red_brick_ao_1k.png") #define BENCH_BC5_IMAGE_PATH ("./images/bc5/red_brick_nor_dx_1k.png") #define BENCH_IMAGE_WIDTH (1024) #define BENCH_IMAGE_HEIGHT (1024) @@ -296,8 +297,69 @@ TEST benchmark_bc5_redbrick_decompression(void) } +//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// compresses the red_brick ao map to bc4 once (unmeasured), then measures its decompression +// rate with the shared strip task (see bench_decompress). +//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +TEST benchmark_bc4_redbrick_decompression(void) +{ + int width = 0, height = 0, channels = 0; + uint8_t* rgba = stbi_load(BENCH_BC4_IMAGE_PATH, &width, &height, &channels, 4); + ASSERT(rgba != NULL); + ASSERT_EQ(width, BENCH_IMAGE_WIDTH); + ASSERT_EQ(height, BENCH_IMAGE_HEIGHT); + + const uint32_t bench_width = (uint32_t)width; + const uint32_t bench_height = (uint32_t)height; + const size_t image_size = (bench_width/4) * (bench_height/4) * sizeof(bc4_block); + + // load and convert to bc4 (the alpha channel of the ao map) + uint8_t* original_bc4 = malloc(image_size); + ASSERT(original_bc4 != NULL); + for (uint32_t y = 0; y < bench_height/4; ++y) + { + for (uint32_t x = 0; x < bench_width/4; ++x) + { + uint8_t block[16]; + for (uint32_t j = 0; j < 4; ++j) + { + for (uint32_t k = 0; k < 4; ++k) + { + const uint8_t* px = &rgba[((y * 4 + j) * bench_width + (x * 4 + k)) * 4]; + block[(j * 4 + k)] = px[0]; // red channel, as the bc4 image suite + } + } + stb_compress_bc4_block(&original_bc4[8 * (y * (bench_width/4) + x)], block); + } + } + + // compress once, not measured + bcp_context* compress_ctx = bcp_init(NULL); + ASSERT(compress_ctx != NULL); + const size_t max_stream_size = packed_bc4_maxsize(bench_width, bench_height); + uint8_t* compressed = malloc(max_stream_size); + ASSERT(compressed != NULL); + uint32_t num_strips = 0; + const size_t compressed_size = bcp_compress_bc4(compress_ctx, original_bc4, bench_width, bench_height, compressed, max_stream_size, &num_strips); + ASSERT(compressed_size != 0); + ASSERT(compressed_size <= max_stream_size); + + greatest_test_res res = bench_decompress(BENCH_BC4_IMAGE_PATH, original_bc4, image_size, compressed, compressed_size, + bench_width, bench_height, num_strips, bcp_decompress_bc4); + + // teardown + free(compressed); + bcp_terminate(compress_ctx); + free(original_bc4); + stbi_image_free(rgba); + + return res; +} + + SUITE(suite_benchmark) { RUN_TEST(benchmark_ground_decompression); + RUN_TEST(benchmark_bc4_redbrick_decompression); RUN_TEST(benchmark_bc5_redbrick_decompression); } diff --git a/tests/gpu_tests.cpp b/tests/gpu_tests.cpp index 3bb8055..80a2cae 100644 --- a/tests/gpu_tests.cpp +++ b/tests/gpu_tests.cpp @@ -188,8 +188,6 @@ static bool metal_state_init(metal_state* state, const char* kernel_name) function_name->release(); if (function == nullptr) fprintf(stderr, "==> function %s not found in %s\n", kernel_name, SHADER_FILE); - if (function != nullptr) - function->release(); if (state->library != nullptr && function != nullptr) { @@ -198,6 +196,11 @@ static bool metal_state_init(metal_state* state, const char* kernel_name) if (state->pipeline == nullptr) print_metal_error("compute pipeline creation", error); } + // the pipeline retains its own reference to the function, so it can be released only after + // newComputePipelineState above; releasing it earlier was a use-after-free that the Metal + // debug layer caught (segfault) and, without it, intermittently produced a corrupt pipeline + if (function != nullptr) + function->release(); if (state->pipeline == nullptr) { @@ -329,23 +332,35 @@ static greatest_test_res metal_gpu_decompression(const char* image_file, const c metal_state state = { nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr, nullptr }; ASSERT(metal_state_init(&state, kernel_name)); - // allocate the output buffer for all runs - const size_t total_output_size = image_size * (size_t)GPU_DECODE_RUNS; + // Cap the number of tiled runs so the two shared (RAM-backed) buffers stay within a fixed + // memory budget. At 1000 runs the 1024 x 1024 images allocate ~2 GiB resident; on a + // memory-constrained machine the OS aborts the command buffer with + // kIOGPUCommandBufferCallbackErrorImpactingInteractivity, intermittently failing the test. + // The distinct-region dispatch and the throughput measurement are unchanged: throughput is + // total bytes / GPU time, independent of the run count, and the DRAM-bandwidth property is + // preserved since each run still reads and writes a distinct region. + const size_t GPU_BUFFER_BUDGET = 512ull * 1024 * 1024; + const size_t per_run_size = image_size + compressed_length; + const uint32_t run_count = (uint32_t)((size_t)GPU_DECODE_RUNS < GPU_BUFFER_BUDGET / per_run_size + ? (size_t)GPU_DECODE_RUNS + : (size_t)(GPU_BUFFER_BUDGET / per_run_size)); + const size_t total_output_size = image_size * (size_t)run_count; MTL::Buffer* output_buffer = state.device->newBuffer((NS::UInteger)total_output_size, MTL::ResourceStorageModeShared); ASSERT(output_buffer != nullptr); ASSERT(output_buffer->length() == (NS::UInteger)total_output_size); - // upload the compressed stream tiled GPU_DECODE_RUNS times so each run reads a distinct region - const size_t total_input_size = compressed_length * (size_t)GPU_DECODE_RUNS; + // upload the compressed stream tiled run_count times so each run reads a distinct region + const size_t total_input_size = compressed_length * (size_t)run_count; MTL::Buffer* stream_buffer = state.device->newBuffer((NS::UInteger)total_input_size, MTL::ResourceStorageModeShared); ASSERT(stream_buffer != nullptr); ASSERT(stream_buffer->length() == (NS::UInteger)total_input_size); + // a Shared buffer is CPU/GPU coherent, so the memcpy is visible to the GPU as-is; + // didModifyRange applies only to Managed buffers and is rejected by the validation layer uint8_t* stream_contents = (uint8_t*)stream_buffer->contents(); - for (int run = 0; run < GPU_DECODE_RUNS; ++run) + for (uint32_t run = 0; run < run_count; ++run) memcpy(stream_contents + run * compressed_length, compressed, compressed_length); - stream_buffer->didModifyRange(NS::Range(0, (NS::UInteger)total_input_size)); - // dispatch: 64 threads (one per strip) x GPU_DECODE_RUNS runs in the Y dimension. + // dispatch: 64 threads (one per strip) x run_count runs in the Y dimension. // each Y row offsets both input and output by run_id, so every run reads from and // writes to a distinct memory region, exercising DRAM bandwidth MTL::CommandBuffer* command_buffer = state.queue->commandBuffer(); @@ -359,7 +374,7 @@ static greatest_test_res metal_gpu_decompression(const char* image_file, const c encoder->setBytes(&args, sizeof(args), 2); encoder->setBuffer(stream_buffer, 0, 0); encoder->setBuffer(output_buffer, 0, 1); - encoder->dispatchThreads(MTL::Size(num_strips, GPU_DECODE_RUNS, 1), MTL::Size(1, 1, 1)); + encoder->dispatchThreads(MTL::Size(num_strips, run_count, 1), MTL::Size(1, 1, 1)); encoder->endEncoding(); command_buffer->commit(); @@ -378,10 +393,10 @@ static greatest_test_res metal_gpu_decompression(const char* image_file, const c for (size_t i = 0; i < image_size; ++i) ASSERT_EQ(decoded[i], original[i]); - const double total_mib = (double)(image_size * (size_t)GPU_DECODE_RUNS) / (1024.0 * 1024.0); + const double total_mib = (double)(image_size * (size_t)run_count) / (1024.0 * 1024.0); const double gpu_mib_per_s = (gpu_ms > 0.0) ? total_mib / (gpu_ms / 1000.0) : 0.0; - fprintf(stdout, "==> GPU : %d decompress runs in %.3f ms, %.1f MiB/s\n", GPU_DECODE_RUNS, gpu_ms, gpu_mib_per_s); + fprintf(stdout, "==> GPU : %u decompress runs in %.3f ms, %.1f MiB/s\n", run_count, gpu_ms, gpu_mib_per_s); // release everything command_buffer->release(); diff --git a/tests/synthetic_tests.c b/tests/synthetic_tests.c index 665496a..d448da9 100644 --- a/tests/synthetic_tests.c +++ b/tests/synthetic_tests.c @@ -487,6 +487,87 @@ TEST periodic_color_pairs(void) return roundtrip(image, width, height); } +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// tile grid of the 64-tile layout: the same width-based choice the compressor makes +// (8 for wide images, shrinking to 1 for the narrowest), 64 / gx rows per the even split +static uint32_t tile_columns(uint32_t width_blocks) +{ + if (width_blocks >= 32) return 8; + if (width_blocks >= 16) return 4; + if (width_blocks >= 8) return 2; + return 1; +} + +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Each tile is one constant color pair and one index word, random per tile, so every tile +// starts from a different color and every tile differs from every other tile. stress +// round-trip for tile boundary handling: a decoder that leaked or re-seeded state +// incorrectly between tiles would corrupt the colors (the tile version of strip_uniform_colors) +TEST tile_uniform_colors(void) +{ + const uint32_t width = TEST_IMAGE_WIDTH; + const uint32_t height = TEST_IMAGE_HEIGHT; + const uint32_t width_blocks = width / 4; + const uint32_t height_blocks = height / 4; + + const uint32_t gx = tile_columns(width_blocks); + const uint32_t gy = BCP_NUM_STRIPS / gx; + + ASSERT(height_blocks % gy == 0); // even split: every tile the same size + + bc1_block image[TEST_IMAGE_SIZE]; + + uint32_t rng_state = 0x5EED7A21u; + for (uint32_t strip = 0; strip < BCP_NUM_STRIPS; ++strip) + { + const uint32_t tx = strip % gx; + const uint32_t ty = strip / gx; + + const uint32_t x0 = (tx * width_blocks) / gx; + const uint32_t x1 = ((tx + 1) * width_blocks) / gx; + const uint32_t y0 = (ty * height_blocks) / gy; + const uint32_t y1 = ((ty + 1) * height_blocks) / gy; + + const uint16_t c0 = (uint16_t)splitmix32(&rng_state); + const uint16_t c1 = (uint16_t)splitmix32(&rng_state); + const uint32_t indices = splitmix32(&rng_state); + + for (uint32_t y = y0; y < y1; ++y) + for (uint32_t x = x0; x < x1; ++x) + image[y * width_blocks + x] = (bc1_block) { .color = { c0, c1 }, .indices = indices }; + } + + return roundtrip(image, width, height); +} + +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// a 36 x 70 block image: neither block count is a multiple of the 8 x 8 tile size, so the +// even split must cover every row and column (the old full-width strip truncation silently +// dropped the trailing rows of images whose height was not a multiple of 64 blocks) +TEST odd_dimensions(void) +{ + const uint32_t width = 4 * 36; // 144 px = 36 blocks + const uint32_t height = 4 * 70; // 280 px = 70 blocks + const uint32_t width_blocks = 36; + const uint32_t height_blocks = 70; + + const uint32_t num_blocks = width_blocks * height_blocks; + + bc1_block image[36 * 70]; // literal size: a const-folded VLA trips -Wgnu-folding-constant + + uint32_t rng_state = 0x0D515B0Cu; + for (uint32_t i = 0; i < num_blocks; ++i) + { + image[i] = (bc1_block) + { + .color = { (uint16_t)splitmix32(&rng_state), (uint16_t)splitmix32(&rng_state) }, + .indices = splitmix32(&rng_state) + }; + } + + return roundtrip(image, width, height); +} + //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // BC4 / BC5 synthetic roundtrips, 256 x 256 = 4 x 64 blocks (the minimum supported image) #define TEST_BC45_WIDTH (256) @@ -647,6 +728,58 @@ TEST bc45_gradient(void) return bc45_both(image, image16, TEST_BC45_WIDTH, TEST_BC45_HEIGHT); } +//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// each block column is constant down the column: the top neighbor always matches the +// current texel and the left neighbor always differs, so the column-0 top context and +// the in-row left context must both stay consistent encoder and decoder across the +// 8 x 8 tile layout (256 x 256 = 64 x 64 blocks = 8 x 8 tiles of 8 x 8 blocks) +TEST tile_column_predictor(void) +{ + const uint32_t width = TEST_BC45_WIDTH; + const uint32_t height = TEST_BC45_HEIGHT; + const uint32_t width_blocks = width / 4; + + bc1_block image1[TEST_BC45_BLOCKS]; + bc4_block image[TEST_BC45_BLOCKS]; + bc4_block image16[TEST_BC45_BLOCKS * 2]; + + for(uint32_t i = 0; i < TEST_BC45_BLOCKS; ++i) + { + const uint32_t bx = i % width_blocks; + + image1[i] = (bc1_block) + { + .color = { pack_565((uint8_t)(bx & 0x1F), (uint8_t)((bx << 1) & 0x3F), (uint8_t)(bx & 0x1F)), 0 }, + .indices = 0 + }; + } + + greatest_test_res res = roundtrip(image1, width, height); + if (res != GREATEST_TEST_RES_PASS) + return res; + + for(uint32_t i = 0; i < TEST_BC45_BLOCKS; ++i) + { + const uint32_t bx = i % width_blocks; + + image[i].endpoint[0] = (uint8_t)(bx & 0xFF); + image[i].endpoint[1] = (uint8_t)((bx >> 4) & 0xFF); + for(uint32_t j = 0; j < 6; ++j) + image[i].indices[j] = (uint8_t)((bx * 5 + j * 3) & 0xFF); + + memcpy(&image16[2 * i], &image[i], sizeof(bc4_block)); // red channel + image16[2 * i + 1].endpoint[0] = (uint8_t)(image[i].endpoint[0] ^ 0x5A); + image16[2 * i + 1].endpoint[1] = (uint8_t)(image[i].endpoint[1] ^ 0x5A); + for(uint32_t j = 0; j < 6; ++j) + image16[2 * i + 1].indices[j] = (uint8_t)(image[i].indices[j] ^ 0x38); + } + + res = bc45_both(image, image16, width, height); + if (res != GREATEST_TEST_RES_PASS) + return res; + PASS(); +} + //----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // pseudo-random blocks: near-uniform symbols (the raw-mode fallback) and full // 64-context usage in a single image @@ -858,6 +991,9 @@ SUITE(suite_synthetic) (void)color_context; (void)color_dict_repeat; (void)periodic_color_pairs; + (void)tile_uniform_colors; + (void)tile_column_predictor; + (void)odd_dimensions; RUN_TEST(flat); RUN_TEST(checkerboard); @@ -881,4 +1017,7 @@ SUITE(suite_synthetic) RUN_TEST(color_context); RUN_TEST(color_dict_repeat); RUN_TEST(periodic_color_pairs); + RUN_TEST(tile_uniform_colors); + RUN_TEST(tile_column_predictor); + RUN_TEST(odd_dimensions); }