Pavel Krajcevski a80944901e Refactor CompressionJob struct. ... In order to better facilitate the change from block stream order to non-block stream order, a lot of changes were introduced to the way that we feed texture data to the compressors. This data is embodied in the CompressionJob struct. We have made it so that the compression job points to both the in and out pointers for our compressed and uncompressed data. Furthermore, we have made sure that the struct also contains the format that its compressing for, so that if any threading programs would like to chop up a compression job into smaller chunks based on the format, it doesn't need to know the format explicitly, it just needs to know certain properties about the format. Moreover, the user can now define the start and end pixels from which we would like to compress to. We can compress subsets of data by changing the in and out pointers and the width and height values. The compressors will read data linearly until they reach the out pixels based on the width of the given pixel.		2013-11-08 16:31:19 -05:00
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Color.cpp	Get rid of a bunch of MSVC compiler warnings.	2013-10-15 00:31:33 -04:00
CompressionJob.cpp	Refactor CompressionJob struct.	2013-11-08 16:31:19 -05:00
Image.cpp	Remove a bunch of code that assumes that we get our pixel data in block stream order...	2013-11-06 18:23:19 -05:00
IPixel.cpp	If the intensity is greater than one, then we're treating it as a float value, so when packing it into a pixel, just pack the value instead of scaling it to 255...	2013-10-11 21:38:28 -04:00
Pixel.cpp	Fix Intensity calculation for pixel.	2013-10-11 21:37:06 -04:00