/* ======================================================================== *//*  NAME                                                                    *//*      scale_v2 -- Vertical scaling down by 2                              *//*S                                                                        S*//*S AUTHOR                                                                 S*//*S     J. Sankaran                                                        S*//*S                                                                        S*//*S REVISION HISTORY                                                       S*//*S     03-Mar-2002 Initial revision of scale_v2 . . . . .  J.Sankaran     S*//*                                                                          *//*  USAGE                                                                   *//*      This routine has the following C prototype:                         *//*                                                                          *//*          void scale_v2                                                   *//*          (                                                               *//*              unsigned char *restrict   inp,                              *//*              int                       pixs,                             *//*              int                       stride,                           *//*              int                       lns,                              *//*              unsigned char *restrict   outp                              *//*          )                                                               *//*                                                                          *//*      The scale_v2 routine accepts an array "inp" of "lns" lines each     *//*      of "pixs" pixels seperated by "stride" bytes, and produces an       *//*      output array "outp" of "lns >> 1" and "pixs" pixels.                *//*                                                                          *//*  DESCRIPTION                                                             *//*      The scale_v2 algorithm performs vertical scaling by a factor of     *//*  "2" by averaging succesive lines as opposed to mere pixel dropping.     *//*                                                                          *//*  TECHNIQUES                                                              *//*      None                                                                *//*                                                                          *//*  ASSUMPTIONS                                                             *//*      'lns' must be a multiple of 2, and can be greater than or equal     *//*  to 2. The input and output pointers are double word aligned. The        *//*  number of pixels to process is a multiple of eight, and the number      *//*  of lines to process are two.                                            *//*                                                                          *//*  NOTES                                                                   *//*                                                                          *//*  SOURCE                                                                  *//*     None                                                                 *//* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *//*            Copyright (c) 2002 Texas Instruments, Incorporated.           *//*                           All Rights Reserved.                           *//* ======================================================================== */#ifndef SCALE_V2_C_H_#define SCALE_V2_C_H_ 1void scale_v2_cn(    unsigned char *restrict   inp,    int                       pixs,    int                       stride,    int                       lns,    unsigned char *restrict   outp);#endif/* ======================================================================== *//*  End of file:  scale_v2_c.h                                              *//* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *//*            Copyright (c) 2002 Texas Instruments, Incorporated.           *//*                           All Rights Reserved.                           *//* ======================================================================== */