Bug 1829125 - Align the PHC area to the jemalloc chunk size r=glandium

[gecko.git] / image / decoders / nsGIFDecoder2.cpp

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#include "nsGIFDecoder2.h"

#include <stddef.h>

#include "imgFrame.h"
#include "mozilla/EndianUtils.h"
#include "RasterImage.h"
#include "SurfacePipeFactory.h"

#include "gfxColor.h"
#include "gfxPlatform.h"
#include "qcms.h"
#include <algorithm>
#include "mozilla/Telemetry.h"

using namespace mozilla::gfx;

using std::max;

namespace mozilla {
namespace image {

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// GIF Decoder Implementation

static const size_t GIF_HEADER_LEN = 6;
static const size_t GIF_SCREEN_DESCRIPTOR_LEN = 7;
static const size_t BLOCK_HEADER_LEN = 1;
static const size_t SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN = 1;
static const size_t EXTENSION_HEADER_LEN = 2;
static const size_t GRAPHIC_CONTROL_EXTENSION_LEN = 4;
static const size_t APPLICATION_EXTENSION_LEN = 11;
static const size_t IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR_LEN = 9;

// Masks for reading color table information from packed fields in the screen
// descriptor and image descriptor blocks.
static const uint8_t PACKED_FIELDS_COLOR_TABLE_BIT = 0x80;
static const uint8_t PACKED_FIELDS_INTERLACED_BIT = 0x40;
static const uint8_t PACKED_FIELDS_TABLE_DEPTH_MASK = 0x07;

nsGIFDecoder2::nsGIFDecoder2(RasterImage* aImage)
    : Decoder(aImage),
      mLexer(Transition::To(State::GIF_HEADER, GIF_HEADER_LEN),
             Transition::TerminateSuccess()),
      mOldColor(0),
      mCurrentFrameIndex(-1),
      mColorTablePos(0),
      mColormap(nullptr),
      mColormapSize(0),
      mColorMask('\0'),
      mGIFOpen(false),
      mSawTransparency(false),
      mSwizzleFn(nullptr) {
  // Clear out the structure, excluding the arrays. Ensure that the global
  // colormap is initialized as opaque.
  memset(&mGIFStruct, 0, sizeof(mGIFStruct));
  memset(mGIFStruct.global_colormap, 0xFF, sizeof(mGIFStruct.global_colormap));

  // Each color table will need to be unpacked.
  mSwizzleFn = SwizzleRow(SurfaceFormat::R8G8B8, SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA);
  MOZ_ASSERT(mSwizzleFn);
}

nsGIFDecoder2::~nsGIFDecoder2() { free(mGIFStruct.local_colormap); }

nsresult nsGIFDecoder2::FinishInternal() {
  MOZ_ASSERT(!HasError(), "Shouldn't call FinishInternal after error!");

  // If the GIF got cut off, handle it anyway
  if (!IsMetadataDecode() && mGIFOpen) {
    if (mCurrentFrameIndex == mGIFStruct.images_decoded) {
      EndImageFrame();
    }
    PostDecodeDone(mGIFStruct.loop_count);
    mGIFOpen = false;
  }

  return NS_OK;
}

void nsGIFDecoder2::FlushImageData() {
  Maybe<SurfaceInvalidRect> invalidRect = mPipe.TakeInvalidRect();
  if (!invalidRect) {
    return;
  }

  PostInvalidation(invalidRect->mInputSpaceRect,
                   Some(invalidRect->mOutputSpaceRect));
}

//******************************************************************************
// GIF decoder callback methods. Part of public API for GIF2
//******************************************************************************

//******************************************************************************
void nsGIFDecoder2::BeginGIF() {
  if (mGIFOpen) {
    return;
  }

  mGIFOpen = true;

  PostSize(mGIFStruct.screen_width, mGIFStruct.screen_height);
}

bool nsGIFDecoder2::CheckForTransparency(const OrientedIntRect& aFrameRect) {
  // Check if the image has a transparent color in its palette.
  if (mGIFStruct.is_transparent) {
    PostHasTransparency();
    return true;
  }

  // This is a bit of a hack. Some sites will use a 1x1 gif that includes no
  // header information indicating it is transparent, no palette, and no image
  // data at all (so no pixels get written) to represent a transparent pixel
  // using the absolute least number of bytes. Generally things are setup to
  // detect transparency without decoding the image data. So to detect this kind
  // of transparency without decoing the image data we would have to assume
  // every gif is transparent, which we would like to avoid. Changing things so
  // that we can detect transparency at any point of decoding is a bigger change
  // and not worth it for one questionable 1x1 gif. Using this "trick" for
  // anything but 1x1 transparent spacer gifs doesn't make sense, so it's
  // reasonable to target 1x1 gifs just for this.
  if (mGIFStruct.screen_width == 1 && mGIFStruct.screen_height == 1) {
    PostHasTransparency();
    return true;
  }

  if (mGIFStruct.images_decoded > 0) {
    return false;  // We only care about first frame padding below.
  }

  // If we need padding on the first frame, that means we don't draw into part
  // of the image at all. Report that as transparency.
  OrientedIntRect imageRect(0, 0, mGIFStruct.screen_width,
                            mGIFStruct.screen_height);
  if (!imageRect.IsEqualEdges(aFrameRect)) {
    PostHasTransparency();
    mSawTransparency = true;  // Make sure we don't optimize it away.
    return true;
  }

  return false;
}

//******************************************************************************
nsresult nsGIFDecoder2::BeginImageFrame(const OrientedIntRect& aFrameRect,
                                        uint16_t aDepth, bool aIsInterlaced) {
  MOZ_ASSERT(HasSize());

  bool hasTransparency = CheckForTransparency(aFrameRect);

  // Make sure there's no animation if we're downscaling.
  MOZ_ASSERT_IF(Size() != OutputSize(), !GetImageMetadata().HasAnimation());

  Maybe<AnimationParams> animParams;
  if (!IsFirstFrameDecode()) {
    animParams.emplace(aFrameRect.ToUnknownRect(),
                       FrameTimeout::FromRawMilliseconds(mGIFStruct.delay_time),
                       uint32_t(mGIFStruct.images_decoded), BlendMethod::OVER,
                       DisposalMethod(mGIFStruct.disposal_method));
  }

  SurfacePipeFlags pipeFlags =
      aIsInterlaced ? SurfacePipeFlags::DEINTERLACE : SurfacePipeFlags();

  gfx::SurfaceFormat format;
  if (mGIFStruct.images_decoded == 0) {
    // The first frame may be displayed progressively.
    pipeFlags |= SurfacePipeFlags::PROGRESSIVE_DISPLAY;

    // Only allow opaque surfaces if we are decoding a single image without
    // transparency. For an animation, there isn't much benefit to RGBX given
    // the current frame is constantly changing, and there are many risks
    // since BlendAnimationFilter is able to clear rows of data.
    format = hasTransparency || animParams ? SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA
                                           : SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBX;
  } else {
    format = SurfaceFormat::OS_RGBA;
  }

  Maybe<SurfacePipe> pipe = SurfacePipeFactory::CreateSurfacePipe(
      this, Size(), OutputSize(), aFrameRect, format, format, animParams,
      mTransform, pipeFlags);
  mCurrentFrameIndex = mGIFStruct.images_decoded;

  if (!pipe) {
    mPipe = SurfacePipe();
    return NS_ERROR_FAILURE;
  }

  mPipe = std::move(*pipe);
  return NS_OK;
}

//******************************************************************************
void nsGIFDecoder2::EndImageFrame() {
  Opacity opacity = Opacity::SOME_TRANSPARENCY;

  if (mGIFStruct.images_decoded == 0) {
    // We need to send invalidations for the first frame.
    FlushImageData();

    // The first frame was preallocated with alpha; if it wasn't transparent, we
    // should fix that. We can also mark it opaque unconditionally if we didn't
    // actually see any transparent pixels - this test is only valid for the
    // first frame.
    if (!mGIFStruct.is_transparent && !mSawTransparency) {
      opacity = Opacity::FULLY_OPAQUE;
    }
  }

  // Unconditionally increment images_decoded, because we unconditionally
  // append frames in BeginImageFrame(). This ensures that images_decoded
  // always refers to the frame in mImage we're currently decoding,
  // even if some of them weren't decoded properly and thus are blank.
  mGIFStruct.images_decoded++;

  // Reset graphic control extension parameters that we shouldn't reuse
  // between frames.
  mGIFStruct.delay_time = 0;

  // Tell the superclass we finished a frame
  PostFrameStop(opacity);

  // Reset the transparent pixel
  if (mOldColor) {
    mColormap[mGIFStruct.tpixel] = mOldColor;
    mOldColor = 0;
  }

  mColormap = nullptr;
  mColormapSize = 0;
  mCurrentFrameIndex = -1;
}

template <typename PixelSize>
PixelSize nsGIFDecoder2::ColormapIndexToPixel(uint8_t aIndex) {
  MOZ_ASSERT(sizeof(PixelSize) == sizeof(uint32_t));

  // Retrieve the next color, clamping to the size of the colormap.
  uint32_t color = mColormap[aIndex & mColorMask];

  // Check for transparency.
  if (mGIFStruct.is_transparent) {
    mSawTransparency = mSawTransparency || color == 0;
  }

  return color;
}

template <>
uint8_t nsGIFDecoder2::ColormapIndexToPixel<uint8_t>(uint8_t aIndex) {
  return aIndex & mColorMask;
}

template <typename PixelSize>
std::tuple<int32_t, Maybe<WriteState>> nsGIFDecoder2::YieldPixels(
    const uint8_t* aData, size_t aLength, size_t* aBytesReadOut,
    PixelSize* aPixelBlock, int32_t aBlockSize) {
  MOZ_ASSERT(aData);
  MOZ_ASSERT(aBytesReadOut);
  MOZ_ASSERT(mGIFStruct.stackp >= mGIFStruct.stack);

  // Advance to the next byte we should read.
  const uint8_t* data = aData + *aBytesReadOut;

  int32_t written = 0;
  while (aBlockSize > written) {
    // If we don't have any decoded data to yield, try to read some input and
    // produce some.
    if (mGIFStruct.stackp == mGIFStruct.stack) {
      while (mGIFStruct.bits < mGIFStruct.codesize &&
             *aBytesReadOut < aLength) {
        // Feed the next byte into the decoder's 32-bit input buffer.
        mGIFStruct.datum += int32_t(*data) << mGIFStruct.bits;
        mGIFStruct.bits += 8;
        data += 1;
        *aBytesReadOut += 1;
      }

      if (mGIFStruct.bits < mGIFStruct.codesize) {
        return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA));
      }

      // Get the leading variable-length symbol from the data stream.
      int code = mGIFStruct.datum & mGIFStruct.codemask;
      mGIFStruct.datum >>= mGIFStruct.codesize;
      mGIFStruct.bits -= mGIFStruct.codesize;

      const int clearCode = ClearCode();

      // Reset the dictionary to its original state, if requested
      if (code == clearCode) {
        mGIFStruct.codesize = mGIFStruct.datasize + 1;
        mGIFStruct.codemask = (1 << mGIFStruct.codesize) - 1;
        mGIFStruct.avail = clearCode + 2;
        mGIFStruct.oldcode = -1;
        return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA));
      }

      // Check for explicit end-of-stream code. It should only appear after all
      // image data, but if that was the case we wouldn't be in this function,
      // so this is always an error condition.
      if (code == (clearCode + 1)) {
        return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
      }

      if (mGIFStruct.oldcode == -1) {
        if (code >= MAX_BITS) {
          // The code's too big; something's wrong.
          return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
        }

        mGIFStruct.firstchar = mGIFStruct.oldcode = code;

        // Yield a pixel at the appropriate index in the colormap.
        mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining--;
        aPixelBlock[written++] =
            ColormapIndexToPixel<PixelSize>(mGIFStruct.suffix[code]);
        continue;
      }

      int incode = code;
      if (code >= mGIFStruct.avail) {
        *mGIFStruct.stackp++ = mGIFStruct.firstchar;
        code = mGIFStruct.oldcode;

        if (mGIFStruct.stackp >= mGIFStruct.stack + MAX_BITS) {
          // Stack overflow; something's wrong.
          return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
        }
      }

      while (code >= clearCode) {
        if ((code >= MAX_BITS) || (code == mGIFStruct.prefix[code])) {
          return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
        }

        *mGIFStruct.stackp++ = mGIFStruct.suffix[code];
        code = mGIFStruct.prefix[code];

        if (mGIFStruct.stackp >= mGIFStruct.stack + MAX_BITS) {
          // Stack overflow; something's wrong.
          return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
        }
      }

      *mGIFStruct.stackp++ = mGIFStruct.firstchar = mGIFStruct.suffix[code];

      // Define a new codeword in the dictionary.
      if (mGIFStruct.avail < 4096) {
        mGIFStruct.prefix[mGIFStruct.avail] = mGIFStruct.oldcode;
        mGIFStruct.suffix[mGIFStruct.avail] = mGIFStruct.firstchar;
        mGIFStruct.avail++;

        // If we've used up all the codewords of a given length increase the
        // length of codewords by one bit, but don't exceed the specified
        // maximum codeword size of 12 bits.
        if (((mGIFStruct.avail & mGIFStruct.codemask) == 0) &&
            (mGIFStruct.avail < 4096)) {
          mGIFStruct.codesize++;
          mGIFStruct.codemask += mGIFStruct.avail;
        }
      }

      mGIFStruct.oldcode = incode;
    }

    if (MOZ_UNLIKELY(mGIFStruct.stackp <= mGIFStruct.stack)) {
      MOZ_ASSERT_UNREACHABLE("No decoded data but we didn't return early?");
      return std::make_tuple(written, Some(WriteState::FAILURE));
    }

    // Yield a pixel at the appropriate index in the colormap.
    mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining--;
    aPixelBlock[written++] =
        ColormapIndexToPixel<PixelSize>(*--mGIFStruct.stackp);
  }

  return std::make_tuple(written, Maybe<WriteState>());
}

/// Expand the colormap from RGB to Packed ARGB as needed by Cairo.
/// And apply any LCMS transformation.
void nsGIFDecoder2::ConvertColormap(uint32_t* aColormap, uint32_t aColors) {
  if (!aColors) {
    return;
  }

  // Apply CMS transformation if enabled and available
  if (mCMSMode == CMSMode::All) {
    qcms_transform* transform = GetCMSsRGBTransform(SurfaceFormat::R8G8B8);
    if (transform) {
      qcms_transform_data(transform, aColormap, aColormap, aColors);
    }
  }

  // Expand color table from RGB to BGRA.
  MOZ_ASSERT(mSwizzleFn);
  uint8_t* data = reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(aColormap);
  mSwizzleFn(data, data, aColors);
}

LexerResult nsGIFDecoder2::DoDecode(SourceBufferIterator& aIterator,
                                    IResumable* aOnResume) {
  MOZ_ASSERT(!HasError(), "Shouldn't call DoDecode after error!");

  return mLexer.Lex(
      aIterator, aOnResume,
      [=](State aState, const char* aData, size_t aLength) {
        switch (aState) {
          case State::GIF_HEADER:
            return ReadGIFHeader(aData);
          case State::SCREEN_DESCRIPTOR:
            return ReadScreenDescriptor(aData);
          case State::GLOBAL_COLOR_TABLE:
            return ReadGlobalColorTable(aData, aLength);
          case State::FINISHED_GLOBAL_COLOR_TABLE:
            return FinishedGlobalColorTable();
          case State::BLOCK_HEADER:
            return ReadBlockHeader(aData);
          case State::EXTENSION_HEADER:
            return ReadExtensionHeader(aData);
          case State::GRAPHIC_CONTROL_EXTENSION:
            return ReadGraphicControlExtension(aData);
          case State::APPLICATION_IDENTIFIER:
            return ReadApplicationIdentifier(aData);
          case State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK:
            return ReadNetscapeExtensionSubBlock(aData);
          case State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_DATA:
            return ReadNetscapeExtensionData(aData);
          case State::IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR:
            return ReadImageDescriptor(aData);
          case State::FINISH_IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR:
            return FinishImageDescriptor(aData);
          case State::LOCAL_COLOR_TABLE:
            return ReadLocalColorTable(aData, aLength);
          case State::FINISHED_LOCAL_COLOR_TABLE:
            return FinishedLocalColorTable();
          case State::IMAGE_DATA_BLOCK:
            return ReadImageDataBlock(aData);
          case State::IMAGE_DATA_SUB_BLOCK:
            return ReadImageDataSubBlock(aData);
          case State::LZW_DATA:
            return ReadLZWData(aData, aLength);
          case State::SKIP_LZW_DATA:
            return Transition::ContinueUnbuffered(State::SKIP_LZW_DATA);
          case State::FINISHED_LZW_DATA:
            return Transition::To(State::IMAGE_DATA_SUB_BLOCK,
                                  SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
          case State::SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS:
            return SkipSubBlocks(aData);
          case State::SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS:
            return Transition::ContinueUnbuffered(
                State::SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS);
          case State::FINISHED_SKIPPING_DATA:
            return Transition::To(State::SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS, SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
          default:
            MOZ_CRASH("Unknown State");
        }
      });
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadGIFHeader(
    const char* aData) {
  // We retrieve the version here but because many GIF encoders set header
  // fields incorrectly, we barely use it; features which should only appear in
  // GIF89a are always accepted.
  if (strncmp(aData, "GIF87a", GIF_HEADER_LEN) == 0) {
    mGIFStruct.version = 87;
  } else if (strncmp(aData, "GIF89a", GIF_HEADER_LEN) == 0) {
    mGIFStruct.version = 89;
  } else {
    return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }

  return Transition::To(State::SCREEN_DESCRIPTOR, GIF_SCREEN_DESCRIPTOR_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadScreenDescriptor(
    const char* aData) {
  mGIFStruct.screen_width = LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 0);
  mGIFStruct.screen_height = LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 2);

  const uint8_t packedFields = aData[4];

  // XXX: Should we be capturing these values even if there is no global color
  // table?
  mGIFStruct.global_colormap_depth =
      (packedFields & PACKED_FIELDS_TABLE_DEPTH_MASK) + 1;
  mGIFStruct.global_colormap_count = 1 << mGIFStruct.global_colormap_depth;

  // We ignore several fields in the header. We don't care about the 'sort
  // flag', which indicates if the global color table's entries are sorted in
  // order of importance - if we need to render this image for a device with a
  // narrower color gamut than GIF supports we'll handle that at a different
  // layer. We have no use for the pixel aspect ratio as well. Finally, we
  // intentionally ignore the background color index, as implementing that
  // feature would not be web compatible - when a GIF image frame doesn't cover
  // the entire area of the image, the area that's not covered should always be
  // transparent.

  if (packedFields & PACKED_FIELDS_COLOR_TABLE_BIT) {
    MOZ_ASSERT(mColorTablePos == 0);

    // We read the global color table in unbuffered mode since it can be quite
    // large and it'd be preferable to avoid unnecessary copies.
    const size_t globalColorTableSize = 3 * mGIFStruct.global_colormap_count;
    return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_GLOBAL_COLOR_TABLE,
                                    State::GLOBAL_COLOR_TABLE,
                                    globalColorTableSize);
  }

  return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadGlobalColorTable(
    const char* aData, size_t aLength) {
  uint8_t* dest =
      reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(mGIFStruct.global_colormap) + mColorTablePos;
  memcpy(dest, aData, aLength);
  mColorTablePos += aLength;
  return Transition::ContinueUnbuffered(State::GLOBAL_COLOR_TABLE);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State>
nsGIFDecoder2::FinishedGlobalColorTable() {
  ConvertColormap(mGIFStruct.global_colormap, mGIFStruct.global_colormap_count);
  mColorTablePos = 0;
  return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadBlockHeader(
    const char* aData) {
  // Determine what type of block we're dealing with.
  switch (aData[0]) {
    case GIF_EXTENSION_INTRODUCER:
      return Transition::To(State::EXTENSION_HEADER, EXTENSION_HEADER_LEN);

    case GIF_IMAGE_SEPARATOR:
      return Transition::To(State::IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR, IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR_LEN);

    case GIF_TRAILER:
      FinishInternal();
      return Transition::TerminateSuccess();

    default:
      // If we get anything other than GIF_IMAGE_SEPARATOR,
      // GIF_EXTENSION_INTRODUCER, or GIF_TRAILER, there is extraneous data
      // between blocks. The GIF87a spec tells us to keep reading until we find
      // an image separator, but GIF89a says such a file is corrupt. We follow
      // GIF89a and bail out.

      if (mGIFStruct.images_decoded > 0) {
        // The file is corrupt, but we successfully decoded some frames, so we
        // may as well consider the decode successful and display them.
        FinishInternal();
        return Transition::TerminateSuccess();
      }

      // No images decoded; there is nothing to display.
      return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadExtensionHeader(
    const char* aData) {
  const uint8_t label = aData[0];
  const uint8_t extensionHeaderLength = aData[1];

  // If the extension header is zero length, just treat it as a block terminator
  // and move on to the next block immediately.
  if (extensionHeaderLength == 0) {
    return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
  }

  switch (label) {
    case GIF_GRAPHIC_CONTROL_LABEL:
      // The GIF spec mandates that the Control Extension header block length is
      // 4 bytes, and the parser for this block reads 4 bytes, so we must
      // enforce that the buffer contains at least this many bytes. If the GIF
      // specifies a different length, we allow that, so long as it's larger;
      // the additional data will simply be ignored.
      return Transition::To(
          State::GRAPHIC_CONTROL_EXTENSION,
          max<uint8_t>(extensionHeaderLength, GRAPHIC_CONTROL_EXTENSION_LEN));

    case GIF_APPLICATION_EXTENSION_LABEL:
      // Again, the spec specifies that an application extension header is 11
      // bytes, but for compatibility with GIFs in the wild, we allow deviation
      // from the spec. This is important for real-world compatibility, as GIFs
      // in the wild exist with application extension headers that are both
      // shorter and longer than 11 bytes. However, we only try to actually
      // interpret the application extension if the length is correct;
      // otherwise, we just skip the block unconditionally.
      return extensionHeaderLength == APPLICATION_EXTENSION_LEN
                 ? Transition::To(State::APPLICATION_IDENTIFIER,
                                  extensionHeaderLength)
                 : Transition::ToUnbuffered(
                       State::FINISHED_SKIPPING_DATA,
                       State::SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS,
                       extensionHeaderLength);

    default:
      // Skip over any other type of extension block, including comment and
      // plain text blocks.
      return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_SKIPPING_DATA,
                                      State::SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS,
                                      extensionHeaderLength);
  }
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State>
nsGIFDecoder2::ReadGraphicControlExtension(const char* aData) {
  mGIFStruct.is_transparent = aData[0] & 0x1;
  mGIFStruct.tpixel = uint8_t(aData[3]);
  mGIFStruct.disposal_method = (aData[0] >> 2) & 0x7;

  if (mGIFStruct.disposal_method == 4) {
    // Some encoders (and apparently some specs) represent
    // DisposalMethod::RESTORE_PREVIOUS as 4, but 3 is used in the canonical
    // spec and is more popular, so we normalize to 3.
    mGIFStruct.disposal_method = 3;
  } else if (mGIFStruct.disposal_method > 4) {
    // This GIF is using a disposal method which is undefined in the spec.
    // Treat it as DisposalMethod::NOT_SPECIFIED.
    mGIFStruct.disposal_method = 0;
  }

  DisposalMethod method = DisposalMethod(mGIFStruct.disposal_method);
  if (method == DisposalMethod::CLEAR_ALL || method == DisposalMethod::CLEAR) {
    // We may have to display the background under this image during animation
    // playback, so we regard it as transparent.
    PostHasTransparency();
  }

  mGIFStruct.delay_time = LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 1) * 10;
  if (!HasAnimation() && mGIFStruct.delay_time > 0) {
    PostIsAnimated(FrameTimeout::FromRawMilliseconds(mGIFStruct.delay_time));
  }

  return Transition::To(State::SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS, SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadApplicationIdentifier(
    const char* aData) {
  if ((strncmp(aData, "NETSCAPE2.0", 11) == 0) ||
      (strncmp(aData, "ANIMEXTS1.0", 11) == 0)) {
    // This is a Netscape application extension block.
    return Transition::To(State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK,
                          SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
  }

  // This is an application extension we don't care about. Just skip it.
  return Transition::To(State::SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS, SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State>
nsGIFDecoder2::ReadNetscapeExtensionSubBlock(const char* aData) {
  const uint8_t blockLength = aData[0];
  if (blockLength == 0) {
    // We hit the block terminator.
    return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
  }

  // We consume a minimum of 3 bytes in accordance with the specs for the
  // Netscape application extension block, such as they are.
  const size_t extensionLength = max<uint8_t>(blockLength, 3);
  return Transition::To(State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_DATA, extensionLength);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadNetscapeExtensionData(
    const char* aData) {
  // Documentation for NETSCAPE2.0 / ANIMEXTS1.0 extensions can be found at:
  //   https://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/GIF
  static const uint8_t NETSCAPE_LOOPING_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK_ID = 1;
  static const uint8_t NETSCAPE_BUFFERING_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK_ID = 2;

  const uint8_t subBlockID = aData[0] & 7;
  switch (subBlockID) {
    case NETSCAPE_LOOPING_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK_ID:
      // This is looping extension.
      mGIFStruct.loop_count = LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 1);
      // Zero loop count is infinite animation loop request.
      if (mGIFStruct.loop_count == 0) {
        mGIFStruct.loop_count = -1;
      }

      return Transition::To(State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK,
                            SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);

    case NETSCAPE_BUFFERING_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK_ID:
      // We allow, but ignore, this extension.
      return Transition::To(State::NETSCAPE_EXTENSION_SUB_BLOCK,
                            SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);

    default:
      return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadImageDescriptor(
    const char* aData) {
  // On the first frame, we don't need to yield, and none of the other checks
  // below apply, so we can just jump right into FinishImageDescriptor().
  if (mGIFStruct.images_decoded == 0) {
    return FinishImageDescriptor(aData);
  }

  if (!HasAnimation()) {
    // We should've already called PostIsAnimated(); this must be a corrupt
    // animated image with a first frame timeout of zero. Signal that we're
    // animated now, before the first-frame decode early exit below, so that
    // RasterImage can detect that this happened.
    PostIsAnimated(FrameTimeout::FromRawMilliseconds(0));
  }

  if (IsFirstFrameDecode()) {
    // We're about to get a second frame, but we only want the first. Stop
    // decoding now.
    FinishInternal();
    return Transition::TerminateSuccess();
  }

  MOZ_ASSERT(Size() == OutputSize(), "Downscaling an animated image?");

  // Yield to allow access to the previous frame before we start a new one.
  return Transition::ToAfterYield(State::FINISH_IMAGE_DESCRIPTOR);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::FinishImageDescriptor(
    const char* aData) {
  OrientedIntRect frameRect;

  // Get image offsets with respect to the screen origin.
  frameRect.SetRect(
      LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 0), LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 2),
      LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 4), LittleEndian::readUint16(aData + 6));

  if (!mGIFStruct.images_decoded) {
    // Work around GIF files where
    //   * at least one of the logical screen dimensions is smaller than the
    //     same dimension in the first image, or
    //   * GIF87a files where the first image's dimensions do not match the
    //     logical screen dimensions.
    if (mGIFStruct.screen_height < frameRect.Height() ||
        mGIFStruct.screen_width < frameRect.Width() ||
        mGIFStruct.version == 87) {
      mGIFStruct.screen_height = frameRect.Height();
      mGIFStruct.screen_width = frameRect.Width();
      frameRect.MoveTo(0, 0);
    }

    // Create the image container with the right size.
    BeginGIF();
    if (HasError()) {
      // Setting the size led to an error.
      return Transition::TerminateFailure();
    }

    // If we're doing a metadata decode, we're done.
    if (IsMetadataDecode()) {
      CheckForTransparency(frameRect);
      FinishInternal();
      return Transition::TerminateSuccess();
    }
  }

  // Work around broken GIF files that have zero frame width or height; in this
  // case, we'll treat the frame as having the same size as the overall image.
  if (frameRect.Height() == 0 || frameRect.Width() == 0) {
    frameRect.SetHeight(mGIFStruct.screen_height);
    frameRect.SetWidth(mGIFStruct.screen_width);

    // If that still resulted in zero frame width or height, give up.
    if (frameRect.Height() == 0 || frameRect.Width() == 0) {
      return Transition::TerminateFailure();
    }
  }

  // Determine |depth| (log base 2 of the number of colors in the palette).
  bool haveLocalColorTable = false;
  uint16_t depth = 0;
  uint8_t packedFields = aData[8];

  if (packedFields & PACKED_FIELDS_COLOR_TABLE_BIT) {
    // Get the palette depth from the local color table.
    depth = (packedFields & PACKED_FIELDS_TABLE_DEPTH_MASK) + 1;
    haveLocalColorTable = true;
  } else {
    // Get the palette depth from the global color table.
    depth = mGIFStruct.global_colormap_depth;
  }

  // If the transparent color index is greater than the number of colors in the
  // color table, we may need a higher color depth than |depth| would specify.
  // Our internal representation of the image will instead use |realDepth|,
  // which is the smallest color depth that can accommodate the existing palette
  // *and* the transparent color index.
  uint16_t realDepth = depth;
  while (mGIFStruct.tpixel >= (1 << realDepth) && realDepth < 8) {
    realDepth++;
  }

  // Create a mask used to ensure that color values fit within the colormap.
  mColorMask = 0xFF >> (8 - realDepth);

  // Determine if this frame is interlaced or not.
  const bool isInterlaced = packedFields & PACKED_FIELDS_INTERLACED_BIT;

  // Create the SurfacePipe we'll use to write output for this frame.
  if (NS_FAILED(BeginImageFrame(frameRect, realDepth, isInterlaced))) {
    return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }

  // Clear state from last image.
  mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining =
      int64_t(frameRect.Width()) * int64_t(frameRect.Height());

  if (haveLocalColorTable) {
    // We have a local color table, so prepare to read it into the palette of
    // the current frame.
    mGIFStruct.local_colormap_size = 1 << depth;

    if (!mColormap) {
      // Ensure our current colormap buffer is large enough to hold the new one.
      mColormapSize = sizeof(uint32_t) << realDepth;
      if (mGIFStruct.local_colormap_buffer_size < mColormapSize) {
        if (mGIFStruct.local_colormap) {
          free(mGIFStruct.local_colormap);
        }
        mGIFStruct.local_colormap_buffer_size = mColormapSize;
        mGIFStruct.local_colormap =
            static_cast<uint32_t*>(moz_xmalloc(mColormapSize));
        // Ensure the local colormap is initialized as opaque.
        memset(mGIFStruct.local_colormap, 0xFF, mColormapSize);
      } else {
        mColormapSize = mGIFStruct.local_colormap_buffer_size;
      }

      mColormap = mGIFStruct.local_colormap;
    }

    MOZ_ASSERT(mColormap);

    const size_t size = 3 << depth;
    if (mColormapSize > size) {
      // Clear the part of the colormap which will be unused with this palette.
      // If a GIF references an invalid palette entry, ensure the entry is
      // opaque white. This is needed for Skia as if it isn't, RGBX surfaces
      // will cause blending issues with Skia.
      memset(reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(mColormap) + size, 0xFF,
             mColormapSize - size);
    }

    MOZ_ASSERT(mColorTablePos == 0);

    // We read the local color table in unbuffered mode since it can be quite
    // large and it'd be preferable to avoid unnecessary copies.
    return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_LOCAL_COLOR_TABLE,
                                    State::LOCAL_COLOR_TABLE, size);
  }

  // There's no local color table; copy the global color table into the palette
  // of the current frame.
  if (mColormap) {
    memcpy(mColormap, mGIFStruct.global_colormap, mColormapSize);
  } else {
    mColormap = mGIFStruct.global_colormap;
  }

  return Transition::To(State::IMAGE_DATA_BLOCK, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadLocalColorTable(
    const char* aData, size_t aLength) {
  uint8_t* dest = reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(mColormap) + mColorTablePos;
  memcpy(dest, aData, aLength);
  mColorTablePos += aLength;
  return Transition::ContinueUnbuffered(State::LOCAL_COLOR_TABLE);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::FinishedLocalColorTable() {
  ConvertColormap(mColormap, mGIFStruct.local_colormap_size);
  mColorTablePos = 0;
  return Transition::To(State::IMAGE_DATA_BLOCK, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadImageDataBlock(
    const char* aData) {
  // Make sure the transparent pixel is transparent in the colormap.
  if (mGIFStruct.is_transparent) {
    // Save the old value so we can restore it later.
    if (mColormap == mGIFStruct.global_colormap) {
      mOldColor = mColormap[mGIFStruct.tpixel];
    }
    mColormap[mGIFStruct.tpixel] = 0;
  }

  // Initialize the LZW decoder.
  mGIFStruct.datasize = uint8_t(aData[0]);
  if (mGIFStruct.datasize > MAX_LZW_BITS) {
    return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }
  const int clearCode = ClearCode();
  if (clearCode >= MAX_BITS) {
    return Transition::TerminateFailure();
  }

  mGIFStruct.avail = clearCode + 2;
  mGIFStruct.oldcode = -1;
  mGIFStruct.codesize = mGIFStruct.datasize + 1;
  mGIFStruct.codemask = (1 << mGIFStruct.codesize) - 1;
  mGIFStruct.datum = mGIFStruct.bits = 0;

  // Initialize the tables.
  for (int i = 0; i < clearCode; i++) {
    mGIFStruct.suffix[i] = i;
  }

  mGIFStruct.stackp = mGIFStruct.stack;

  // Begin reading image data sub-blocks.
  return Transition::To(State::IMAGE_DATA_SUB_BLOCK, SUB_BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadImageDataSubBlock(
    const char* aData) {
  const uint8_t subBlockLength = aData[0];
  if (subBlockLength == 0) {
    // We hit the block terminator.
    EndImageFrame();
    return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
  }

  if (mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining == 0) {
    // We've already written to the entire image; we should've hit the block
    // terminator at this point. This image is corrupt, but we'll tolerate it.

    if (subBlockLength == GIF_TRAILER) {
      // This GIF is missing the block terminator for the final block; we'll put
      // up with it.
      FinishInternal();
      return Transition::TerminateSuccess();
    }

    // We're not at the end of the image, so just skip the extra data.
    return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_LZW_DATA,
                                    State::SKIP_LZW_DATA, subBlockLength);
  }

  // Handle the standard case: there's data in the sub-block and pixels left to
  // fill in the image. We read the sub-block unbuffered so we can get pixels on
  // the screen as soon as possible.
  return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_LZW_DATA, State::LZW_DATA,
                                  subBlockLength);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::ReadLZWData(
    const char* aData, size_t aLength) {
  const uint8_t* data = reinterpret_cast<const uint8_t*>(aData);
  size_t length = aLength;

  while (mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining > 0 &&
         (length > 0 || mGIFStruct.bits >= mGIFStruct.codesize)) {
    size_t bytesRead = 0;

    auto result = mPipe.WritePixelBlocks<uint32_t>(
        [&](uint32_t* aPixelBlock, int32_t aBlockSize) {
          return YieldPixels<uint32_t>(data, length, &bytesRead, aPixelBlock,
                                       aBlockSize);
        });

    if (MOZ_UNLIKELY(bytesRead > length)) {
      MOZ_ASSERT_UNREACHABLE("Overread?");
      bytesRead = length;
    }

    // Advance our position in the input based upon what YieldPixel() consumed.
    data += bytesRead;
    length -= bytesRead;

    switch (result) {
      case WriteState::NEED_MORE_DATA:
        continue;

      case WriteState::FINISHED:
        NS_WARNING_ASSERTION(mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining <= 0,
                             "too many pixels");
        mGIFStruct.pixels_remaining = 0;
        break;

      case WriteState::FAILURE:
        return Transition::TerminateFailure();
    }
  }

  // We're done, but keep going until we consume all the data in the sub-block.
  return Transition::ContinueUnbuffered(State::LZW_DATA);
}

LexerTransition<nsGIFDecoder2::State> nsGIFDecoder2::SkipSubBlocks(
    const char* aData) {
  // In the SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS state we skip over data sub-blocks that we're not
  // interested in. Blocks consist of a block header (which can be up to 255
  // bytes in length) and a series of data sub-blocks. Each data sub-block
  // consists of a single byte length value, followed by the data itself. A data
  // sub-block with a length of zero terminates the overall block.
  // SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS reads a sub-block length value. If it's zero, we've arrived
  // at the next block. Otherwise, we enter the SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS
  // state to skip over the sub-block data and return to SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS at the
  // start of the next sub-block.

  const uint8_t nextSubBlockLength = aData[0];
  if (nextSubBlockLength == 0) {
    // We hit the block terminator, so the sequence of data sub-blocks is over;
    // begin processing another block.
    return Transition::To(State::BLOCK_HEADER, BLOCK_HEADER_LEN);
  }

  // Skip to the next sub-block length value.
  return Transition::ToUnbuffered(State::FINISHED_SKIPPING_DATA,
                                  State::SKIP_DATA_THEN_SKIP_SUB_BLOCKS,
                                  nextSubBlockLength);
}

Maybe<Telemetry::HistogramID> nsGIFDecoder2::SpeedHistogram() const {
  return Some(Telemetry::IMAGE_DECODE_SPEED_GIF);
}

}  // namespace image
}  // namespace mozilla