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QR_FORMAT_INFO_GX 0x537 // G(x)=x^10+x^8+x^5+x^4+x^2+x+1 #define QR_FORMAT_INFO_XOR_MASK 0x5412 //0101010000010010B #define QR_FORMAT_INFO_DATA_SIZE 15 namespace Qr{ // // format info; // matrix of (x,y); minus value means SymbolLength - Value; // e.g; symbol size = 21 x 21, values {1,-1} points {1,20} module // const int format_info_addr[2][16][2]={ { {0,8},{1,8},{2,8},{3,8},{4,8},{5,8},{7,8}, {8,8},{8,7},{8,5},{8,4},{8,3},{8,2},{8,1},{8,0} }, { {8,-8}, // always black {8,-1},{8,-2},{8,-3},{8,-4},{8,-5},{8,-6},{8,-7}, {-8,8},{-7,8},{-6,8},{-5,8},{-4,8},{-3,8},{-2,8},{-1,8} } }; class MaskPatterner{ public: virtual unsigned char pixel(int i,int j)=0; }; class MaskPatterner000:public MaskPatterner{ public: virtual unsigned char pixel(int i,int j); }; class MaskPatterner001:public MaskPatterner{ public: virtual unsigned char pixel(int i,int j); }; class MaskPatterner010:public MaskPatterner{ public: virtual unsigned char pixel(int i,int j); }; class MaskPatterner011:public MaskPatterner{ 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libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/qrerror.h0000644000175000017500000000243410567152033022123 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // qrerror.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: qrerror.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_ERROR_CODE__ #define __QR_ERROR_CODE__ #define QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING 0x1000 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED 0x2000 #define QR_VERSIONINFO_ERROR 0x0f00 #define QR_VERSIONINFO_INVALID 0x0100 #define QR_VERSIONINFO_MISMATCH 0x0200 #define QR_VERSIONINFO_UNRECOVERABLE 0x0800 #define QR_FORMATINFO_ERROR 0x00f0 #define QR_FORMATINFO_INVALID_LEVEL 0x0010 #define QR_FORMATINFO_UNRECOVERABLE 0x0080 #define QR_CODEDATA_ERROR 0x000f #define QR_CODEDATA_NOT_SUPPORT_ECI 0x0001 #define QR_CODEDATA_LENGTH_MISMATCH 0x0002 #define QR_CODEDATA_UNRECOVERABLE 0x0008 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR 0x4000 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_INVALID_SRC_IMAGE 0x0100 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_FOUND_FINDER_PATTERN 0x0200 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_FOUND_CODE_AREA 0x0400 #define QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_DETERMINABLE_CODE_AREA 0x0800 #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/container.h0000644000175000017500000001130310567152033022404 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // container.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: container.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_CONTAINER__ #define __QR_CONTAINER__ #include "qrerror.h" #include "formatinfo.h" #include "codedata.h" #ifndef NULL #define NULL 0 #endif #define QR_VERSION_INFO_GX 0x1f25 // G(x)=x^12+x^11+x^10+x^9+x^8+x^5+x^2+1 #define QR_VERSION_INFO_DATA_SIZE 18 namespace Qr{ // // alignment pattern center coordinates // ( from JISX0510(2004) Appendix E Table.1 p.71) // // {{number of data without me,coord_1,...coord_n},...} // // number of alignment pattern = (number of data)^2 - 3 // const int alignment_pattern_addr[41][8]={ // version 0 (not exist, just a dummy) {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}, // version 1 {0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}, {2,6,18,0,0,0,0,0}, {2,6,22,0,0,0,0,0}, {2,6,26,0,0,0,0,0}, {2,6,30,0,0,0,0,0}, {2,6,34,0,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,22,38,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,24,42,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,26,46,0,0,0,0}, // version 10 {3,6,28,50,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,30,54,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,32,58,0,0,0,0}, {3,6,34,62,0,0,0,0}, {4,6,26,46,66,0,0,0}, {4,6,26,48,70,0,0,0}, {4,6,26,50,74,0,0,0}, {4,6,30,54,78,0,0,0}, {4,6,30,56,82,0,0,0}, {4,6,30,58,86,0,0,0}, // version 20 {4,6,34,62,90,0,0,0}, {5,6,28,50,72,94,0,0}, {5,6,26,50,74,98,0,0}, {5,6,30,54,78,102,0,0}, {5,6,28,54,80,106,0,0}, {5,6,32,58,84,110,0,0}, {5,6,30,58,86,114,0,0}, {5,6,34,62,90,118,0,0}, {6,6,26,50,74,98,122,0}, {6,6,30,54,78,102,126,0}, // version 30 {6,6,26,52,78,104,130,0}, {6,6,30,56,82,108,134,0}, {6,6,34,60,86,112,138,0}, {6,6,30,58,96,114,142,0}, {6,6,34,62,90,118,146,0}, {7,6,30,54,78,102,126,150}, {7,6,24,50,76,102,128,154}, {7,6,28,54,80,106,132,158}, {7,6,32,58,84,110,136,162}, {7,6,26,54,82,110,138,166}, // version 40 {7,6,30,58,86,114,142,170} }; // // version info; // array of {x,y}; minus value means SymbolLength - Value; // e.g; symbol size = 21 x 21, values {1,-1} points {1,20} module // const int version_info_addr[2][18][2]={ { {-11,0},{-10,0},{-9,0}, {-11,1},{-10,1},{-9,1}, {-11,2},{-10,2},{-9,2}, {-11,3},{-10,3},{-9,3}, {-11,4},{-10,4},{-9,4}, {-11,5},{-10,5},{-9,5} }, { {0,-11},{0,-10},{0,-9}, {1,-11},{1,-10},{1,-9}, {2,-11},{2,-10},{2,-9}, {3,-11},{3,-10},{3,-9}, {4,-11},{4,-10},{4,-9}, {5,-11},{5,-10},{5,-9} } }; class Qr{ public: int model; int version; int cells_par_side; //int finder_pattern; //int timing_pattern; //int alignment_pattern; short status; FormatInfo *formatinfo; CodeData *codedata; private: int _finder_c; int _timing_c; int _alignment_x; int _alignment_y; int _alignment_i; int _alignment_j; int _version_c; public: Qr(); ~Qr(); int set_version(int v); int decode_version(unsigned char *data); //FIXME int decode_formatinfo(unsigned short data); Qr *init_each_finder_pattern_pixel(); Qr *init_each_timing_pattern_pixel(); Qr *init_each_alignment_pattern_pixel(); Qr *init_each_version_pattern_pixel(); Qr *init_each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(); Qr *init_each_function_pattern_pixel(); Qr *each_finder_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); Qr *each_timing_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); Qr *each_alignment_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); Qr *each_version_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); Qr *each_version_pattern_pixel(int pos,int *x,int *y); Qr *each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); Qr *each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(int pos,int *x,int *y); Qr *each_function_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y); unsigned char *push_codedata(unsigned char data); int decode_codedata(); }; } #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/formatinfo.cpp0000644000175000017500000001163710567152033023133 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // formatinfo.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: formatinfo.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "formatinfo.h" namespace Qr{ unsigned char MaskPatterner000::pixel(int i,int j) { return((i+j)%2?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner001::pixel(int i,int j) { return(i%2?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner010::pixel(int i,int j) { return(j%3?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner011::pixel(int i,int j) { return((i+j)%3?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner100::pixel(int i,int j) { return((i/2+j/3)%2?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner101::pixel(int i,int j) { return(((i*j)%2)+((i*j)%3)?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner110::pixel(int i,int j) { return((((i*j)%2)+((i*j)%3))%2?0:255); } unsigned char MaskPatterner111::pixel(int i,int j) { return((((i*j)%3)+((i*j)%2))%2?0:255); } FormatInfo::FormatInfo() { this->level=0; this->mask_pattern=0; this->status=0; this->_patterner=NULL; } FormatInfo::~FormatInfo() { if(this->_patterner) delete this->_patterner; } int FormatInfo::set_level(int l) { this->level=l; if(l<0||l>3){ this->status|=QR_FORMATINFO_INVALID_LEVEL; this->level=0; } return(this->level); } int FormatInfo::set_mask_pattern(int m) { if(this->_patterner) delete this->_patterner; this->mask_pattern=m; switch(this->mask_pattern){ case 0: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner000(); break; case 1: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner001(); break; case 2: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner010(); break; case 3: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner011(); break; case 4: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner100(); break; case 5: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner101(); break; case 6: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner110(); break; case 7: this->_patterner=new MaskPatterner111(); break; } return(this->mask_pattern); } int FormatInfo::decode_formatinfo(unsigned short data) { data^=QR_FORMAT_INFO_XOR_MASK; this->status=0; int ret=this->_error_correct(&data); this->set_level(data>>13); this->set_mask_pattern((data>>10)&0x7); if(ret<0) this->status|=QR_FORMATINFO_UNRECOVERABLE; return(ret); } int FormatInfo::_error_correct(unsigned short *src) { Galois::Field *gf=new Galois::Field(4); Galois::BCH *bch=new Galois::BCH(gf,15,3); unsigned short mask=0x01; int i; for(i=0;i<15;i++,mask<<=1){ if(*src&mask) bch->set(i,gf->exp2nomial(0)); else bch->set(i,gf->zero()); } int errors=bch->decode(); if(errors>0){ mask=0x01; for(i=0;ierror_pos[i]); } delete bch; delete gf; return(errors); } unsigned char FormatInfo::mask_pixel(int i,int j){ return(this->_patterner->pixel(i,j)); } FormatInfo *FormatInfo::init_each_pattern_pixel() { this->_pattern_c=0; return(this); } FormatInfo *FormatInfo::each_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { if(this->_pattern_c<16){ *x=format_info_addr[0][this->_pattern_c][0]; *y=format_info_addr[0][this->_pattern_c][1]; } else if(this->_pattern_c<32){ *x=format_info_addr[1][this->_pattern_c-16][0]; *y=format_info_addr[1][this->_pattern_c-16][1]; } else return(NULL); this->_pattern_c++; return(this); } FormatInfo *FormatInfo::each_pattern_pixel(int pos,int *x,int *y) { switch(pos){ case 0: if(this->_pattern_c>14) return(NULL); break; case 1: if(this->_pattern_c>15) return(NULL); break; default: return(NULL); } *x=format_info_addr[pos][this->_pattern_c][0]; *y=format_info_addr[pos][this->_pattern_c][1]; this->_pattern_c++; return(this); } } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/ecidecoder.cpp0000644000175000017500000002503210567152033023047 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // ecidecoder.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: ecidecoder.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "ecidecoder.h" namespace Qr{ namespace ECI{ // // length of charactor count indicator // [version][mode] // const static int CHARACTOR_COUNTS[41][4]={ // // version 0 (not exist, just a dummy) // {0,0,0,0}, // // version 1-9 // {10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8}, {10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8},{10,9,8,8}, // // version 10-26 // {12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10}, {12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10}, {12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10}, {12,11,16,10},{12,11,16,10}, // // version 27-40 // {14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12}, {14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12}, {14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12},{14,13,16,12}, {14,13,16,12} }; // // number to alphabet conversion table // const static char NUM2ALPABET[45]={ 0x30,0x31,0x32,0x33,0x34,0x35,0x36,0x37,0x38,0x39, // 0-9 0x41,0x42,0x43,0x44,0x45,0x46,0x47,0x48,0x49,0x4a, // A-J 0x4b,0x4c,0x4d,0x4e,0x4f,0x50,0x51,0x52,0x53,0x54, // K-T 0x55,0x56,0x57,0x58,0x59,0x5a, // U-Z 0x20,0x23,0x25,0x2a,0x2b,0x2d,0x2e,0x2f,0x3a }; Decoder::Decoder() { this->mode=0; this->length=0; this->byte_length=0; this->eci_mode=20; this->_raw_data=NULL; this->_bit_par_block=0; this->_char_par_block=0; this->_byte_par_char=0; this->_read_length=0; this->_written_length=0; } Decoder::~Decoder() { if(this->_raw_data) delete this->_raw_data; } unsigned char *Decoder::raw_data() { return(this->_raw_data); } int Decoder::decode(int version,BitStream *bitstream) { this->_read_header(version,bitstream); int blocks=this->length/this->_char_par_block+ (this->length%this->_char_par_block?1:0); for(int i=0;i_read_data(bitstream)) break; } return(this->length); } int Decoder::_read_header(int version,BitStream *bitstream) { int charactor_count=this->_get_charactor_count(version); bitstream->read(&(this->length),sizeof(this->length), charactor_count); this->length=ntohl(this->length); this->byte_length=this->length*this->_byte_par_char; int storage_sz=this->byte_length; if(this->mode!=4) storage_sz++; this->_raw_data=new unsigned char[storage_sz]; memset(this->_raw_data,0,storage_sz); this->_current_pos=this->_raw_data; return(bitstream->position()); } int Decoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(0); } int Decoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { return(0); } NumericalDecoder::NumericalDecoder() { this->mode=1; this->_bit_par_block=10; this->_char_par_block=3; this->_byte_par_char=1; } int NumericalDecoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(CHARACTOR_COUNTS[version][0]); } int NumericalDecoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { if(bitstream->is_eod()) return(0); int read_bits=this->_bit_par_block; int write_bytes=this->_char_par_block*this->_byte_par_char; switch(this->length-this->_read_length){ case 0: return(0); case 1: read_bits=4; write_bytes=1; break; case 2: read_bits=7; write_bytes=2; break; } this->_read_buf=0; bitstream->read(&(this->_read_buf),sizeof(this->_read_buf), read_bits); this->_read_buf=ntohs(this->_read_buf); this->_read_length+=write_bytes; int remain_bytes=this->byte_length-this->_written_length; if(write_bytes>remain_bytes) write_bytes=remain_bytes; char format_str[5]; snprintf(format_str,5,"%%0%dd",write_bytes); int ret=snprintf((char *)this->_current_pos, write_bytes+1, format_str, this->_read_buf); if(ret<0) ret=0-ret; this->_current_pos+=ret; this->_written_length+=ret; return(ret); } AlphabeticalDecoder::AlphabeticalDecoder() { this->mode=2; this->_bit_par_block=11; this->_char_par_block=2; this->_byte_par_char=1; } int AlphabeticalDecoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(CHARACTOR_COUNTS[version][1]); } int AlphabeticalDecoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { if(bitstream->is_eod()) return(0); int read_bits=this->_bit_par_block; int write_bytes=this->_char_par_block*this->_byte_par_char; switch(this->length-this->_read_length){ case 0: return(0); case 1: read_bits=6; write_bytes=1; break; } this->_read_buf=0; bitstream->read(&(this->_read_buf),sizeof(this->_read_buf), read_bits); this->_read_buf=ntohs(this->_read_buf); this->_read_length+=write_bytes; int remain_bytes=this->byte_length-this->_written_length; int ret=0; if(read_bits==this->_bit_par_block){ int x=this->_read_buf/45; char c=NUM2ALPABET[x]; if(remain_bytes>0){ if(snprintf((char *)this->_current_pos,2,"%c",c)>0){ ret++; this->_current_pos++; remain_bytes--; this->_written_length++; } } } if(remain_bytes>0){ int x=this->_read_buf%45; char c=NUM2ALPABET[x]; if(snprintf((char *)this->_current_pos,2,"%c",c)>0){ ret++; this->_current_pos++; remain_bytes--; this->_written_length++; } } return(ret); } ByteDecoder::ByteDecoder() { this->mode=4; this->_bit_par_block=8; this->_char_par_block=1; this->_byte_par_char=1; } int ByteDecoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(CHARACTOR_COUNTS[version][2]); } int ByteDecoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { if(bitstream->is_eod()) return(0); int read_bits=this->_bit_par_block; int write_bytes=this->_char_par_block*this->_byte_par_char; this->_read_buf=0; bitstream->read(&(this->_read_buf),sizeof(this->_read_buf), read_bits); this->_read_length+=write_bytes; if(this->byte_length-this->_written_length){ *this->_current_pos=(unsigned char)this->_read_buf; this->_current_pos++; this->_written_length++; return(1); } else{ return(0); } } GenericDecoder::GenericDecoder() { this->mode=7; } int GenericDecoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(0); } int GenericDecoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { return(0); } KanjiDecoder::KanjiDecoder() { this->mode=8; this->_bit_par_block=13; this->_char_par_block=1; this->_byte_par_char=2; } int KanjiDecoder::_get_charactor_count(int version) { return(CHARACTOR_COUNTS[version][3]); } int KanjiDecoder::_read_data(BitStream *bitstream) { if(bitstream->is_eod()) return(0); int read_bits=this->_bit_par_block; int write_bytes=this->_char_par_block*this->_byte_par_char; if(this->length-this->_read_length<=0) return(0); this->_read_buf=0; bitstream->read(&(this->_read_buf),sizeof(this->_read_buf), read_bits); this->_read_buf=ntohs(this->_read_buf); this->_read_length++; if(this->byte_length-this->_written_length>=write_bytes){ int c=this->_read_buf/0xc0; c*=0x100; c+=this->_read_buf%0xc0; if(c>=0x1f00) c+=0xc140; else c+=0x8140; unsigned char c1=(unsigned char)(c/0x100); unsigned char c2=(unsigned char)(c%0x100); *this->_current_pos=c1; *(this->_current_pos+1)=c2; this->_current_pos+=2; this->_written_length+=2; return(2); } else return(0); } }; }; libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/bitstream.h0000644000175000017500000000204610567152033022420 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // bitstream.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: bitstream.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_BITSTREAM__ #define __QR_BITSTREAM__ #include #ifndef NULL #define NULL 0 #endif namespace Qr{ class BitStream{ public: unsigned char *data; int byte_size; int bit_size; private: int _pos; public: BitStream(); BitStream(void *src,int size); ~BitStream(); bool is_eod(); int position(); int seek(int pos); void rewind(); unsigned char *read(int read_bits); int read(void *dst,int buf_size,int bitsize); }; }; #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/bitstream.cpp0000644000175000017500000000706010567152033022754 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // bitstream.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: bitstream.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "bitstream.h" namespace Qr{ BitStream::BitStream() { this->data=NULL; this->byte_size=0; this->bit_size=0; this->_pos=0; } BitStream::BitStream(void *src,int size) { this->byte_size=size; this->bit_size=size<<3; this->data=new unsigned char[size]; memcpy(this->data,src,size); this->_pos=0; } BitStream::~BitStream() { if(this->data) delete this->data; } bool BitStream::is_eod() { return(this->_pos>=this->bit_size); } int BitStream::position() { return(this->_pos); } int BitStream::seek(int pos) { this->_pos+=pos; if(this->_pos<0) this->_pos=0; if(this->_pos>this->bit_size) this->_pos=this->bit_size; return(this->_pos); } void BitStream::rewind() { this->_pos=0; } unsigned char *BitStream::read(int read_bits) { int byte_size=(read_bits>>3)+(read_bits&0x07?1:0); unsigned char *buf=new unsigned char[byte_size]; memset(buf,0,byte_size); this->read(buf,byte_size,read_bits); return(buf); } int BitStream::read(void *dst,int buf_size,int read_bits) { memset(dst,0,buf_size); if(read_bits>(buf_size<<3)) read_bits=buf_size<<3; int end_bit=this->_pos+read_bits-1; if(end_bit>=this->bit_size){ end_bit=this->bit_size-1; read_bits=this->bit_size-this->_pos; } int remain_bits=(end_bit+1)&0x07; int offset=this->_pos>>3; int read_bytes=(read_bits>>3)+(read_bits&0x07?1:0); if(read_bytes>3)-offset+1){ tmp++; i++; } for(;i>3); tmp--; for(i=0;i>remain_bits; } } else{ memcpy(dst,this->data+offset,read_bytes); } unsigned char mask=0xff; switch(8-(read_bits&0x07)){ case 1: mask=0x7f; break; case 2: mask=0x3f; break; case 3: mask=0x1f; break; case 4: mask=0x0f; break; case 5: mask=0x07; break; case 6: mask=0x03; break; case 7: mask=0x01; break; } *((unsigned char *)dst)&=mask; this->_pos+=read_bits; return(read_bits); } } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/version.h0000644000175000017500000000254310571143160022111 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // version.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: version.h 6 2006-11-18 09:37:16Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_LIBDECODEQR_VERSION__ #define __QR_LIBDECODEQR_VERSION__ #define LIBDECODEQR_PRODUCTNAME "libdecodeqr" #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MAJOR 0 #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MINOR 9 #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_TEENY 3 #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_SUFFIX "" #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_REVISION "$Rev: 42 $" // // a voodoo magic // #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_CAT(a,b,c,d,e) LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_CATX(a,b,c,d,e) #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_CATX(a,b,c,d,e) #a "." #b "." #c d " (" e ")" #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_CAT(\ LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MAJOR,\ LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MINOR,\ LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_TEENY,\ LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_SUFFIX,\ LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_REVISION) #define LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_DESCRIPTION \ LIBDECODEQR_PRODUCTNAME " " LIBDECODEQR_VERSION static const char *libdecodeqr_version_description= LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_DESCRIPTION; #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/galois.h0000644000175000017500000000576010567152033021712 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // galois.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: galois.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __GALOIS__ #define __GALOIS__ #include #ifndef NULL #define NULL 0 #endif namespace Galois{ class Nomial{ public: unsigned int val; private: void *_gf; public: static Nomial *instance(void * gf,unsigned int x); Nomial *dup(); unsigned int to_exp(); unsigned int to_vect(); inline int m(); inline int n(); inline unsigned int exp2vect(unsigned int x); inline unsigned int vect2exp(unsigned int x); bool is_zero(); bool operator==(Nomial x); bool operator!=(Nomial x); Nomial operator+(Nomial x); Nomial operator-(Nomial x); Nomial operator*(Nomial x); Nomial operator/(Nomial x); protected: Nomial(void * gf,unsigned int x); }; class Field{ public: int m; int n; unsigned int *exp2vect; unsigned int *vect2exp; Nomial **pool; private: int _pool_size; bool _need_delete; public: Field(int m); ~Field(); int pool_size(); Nomial *exp2nomial(unsigned int x); Nomial *vect2nomial(unsigned int x); Nomial *zero(); }; class Polynomial{ public: int cols; int rows; Nomial **nomial; Polynomial(); Polynomial(int rows); Polynomial(int cols,int rows); ~Polynomial(); Polynomial *dup(); Polynomial *dup(int count); Polynomial *dup(int start_col,int start_row,int count); Polynomial *dup(int start_col,int start_row, int col_count,int row_count); Nomial *set(int row,Nomial *val); Nomial *set(int col,int row,Nomial *val); Nomial *get(int row); Nomial *get(int col,int row); Polynomial *lu(); Polynomial *lu(int count); Polynomial *lu(int start_col,int start_row,int count); Polynomial *_lu(Polynomial *buf); Polynomial *solve(); Polynomial *solve(Polynomial *lu); void swap_col(int i,int j); }; class BCH :public Polynomial{ public: int error_size; int *error_pos; int syndrome_size; Galois::Nomial **syndromes; private: Field *_gf; int _capability; public: BCH(Field *gf,int size,int capability); ~BCH(); int decode(int syndorome_base=0); private: Galois::Nomial *_error_syndrome(int d); }; } #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/imagereader.h0000644000175000017500000001001210567152033022663 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // imagereader.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: imagereader.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_IMAGE_READER__ #define __QR_IMAGE_READER__ #ifdef _DEBUG #include #endif #include #include #include "qrerror.h" #include "container.h" ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // image processing parameters // #define DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE 25 #define DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA 10 #define MIN_AREA 49 #define MIN_AREA_RATIO .65 #define MIN_FERET_RATIO .7 #define FIND_CODE_AREA_POLY_APPROX_TH 50 #define POSTERIZED_TH_LOW 64 #define POSTERIZED_TH_HI 96 #define POSTERIZED_TH_STEP 8 namespace Qr{ class ImageReader{ public: Qr *qr; short status; private: IplImage *_img_src_internal; IplImage *_img_src; IplImage *_img_transformed; IplImage *_img_binarized; IplImage *_img_tmp_1c; CvMemStorage *_stor; CvMemStorage *_stor_tmp; CvSeq *_seq_finder_pattern; CvSeq *_seq_code_area_contour; CvPoint _coderegion_vertexes[4]; CvBox2D _finderpattern_boxes[3]; public: ImageReader(); ImageReader(int width,int height, int depth=IPL_DEPTH_8U, int channel=3); ~ImageReader(); IplImage *set_image(IplImage *src); uchar *set_image(uchar *buffer,int size); IplImage *set_image(int width,int height, int depth,int channel); void release_image(); IplImage *src_buffer(); IplImage *transformed_buffer(); IplImage *binarized_buffer(); IplImage *tmp_buffer(); CvPoint *coderegion_vertexes(); CvBox2D *finderpattern_boxes(); Qr *decode(int adaptive_th_size= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA); Qr *decode(IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA); private: void _init(); void _alloc_image(int width,int height, int depth,int channel); Qr *_decode(int adaptive_th_size,int adaptive_th_delta); CvSeq *_find_finder_pattern(); CvSeq *_find_code_area_contour(double th); CvRect _transform_image(); void _create_posterized_image(int block_size, double delta, int low_th, int hi_th); IplImage *_get_code_matrix(); int _get_format_info(IplImage *src,int pos=0); IplImage *_get_function_patterns(); void _unmask_code_matrix(IplImage *src, IplImage *function_patterns); int _read_code_word(IplImage *src,IplImage *mask); double _get_cell_size(); IplImage *_get_mask_pattern(); }; static int seq_cmp_by_clockwise(const void *_a, const void *_b, void *_cog); void apaptive_white_leveling(const CvArr* src,CvArr* dst, double middle_value,int adaptive_method, int threshold_type,int block_size, double param1); } #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.h0000644000175000017500000000422210567152033022170 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // codedata.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: codedata.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_CODE_DATA__ #define __QR_CODE_DATA__ #include #include "galois.h" #include "bitstream.h" #include "ecidecoder.h" #include "qrerror.h" #ifndef NULL #define NULL 0 #endif #define QR_CODE_DATA_GX 0x11d //G(x)=x^8+x^4+x^3+x^2+1 namespace Qr{ class CodeBlock{ public: int total_words; int data_words; int capability; unsigned char *data; short status; private: int _size; Galois::Field *_gf; public: CodeBlock(int total_words,int data_words,int capability, Galois::Field *gf); ~CodeBlock(); void clear(); unsigned char *push(unsigned char data); bool has_vacant_data(); int error_correct(); }; class CodeData{ public: int version; int level; int total_words; // total words (data+ecc) int data_words; // number of data words int data_blocks; // number of rs_block CodeBlock **data; int length; // number of decoded charactors int byte_length; short status; private: Galois::Field *_gf; int _size; int _index; unsigned char *_raw_data; public: CodeData(int version,int level); ~CodeData(); void clear(); unsigned char *push(unsigned char data); unsigned char *dump(); unsigned char *dump_block(int index); unsigned char *dump_data(); unsigned char *raw_data(); int decode(); private: int _error_correct(); }; }; #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.cpp0000644000175000017500000004015210567152033022525 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // codedata.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: codedata.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "codedata.h" namespace Qr{ ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // RS block structure table // ( from JISX0510(2004) 8.5.1 Table.12-18 pp.30-36) // // [version][level]={ // Tw: total words, // Sb: number of smaller RS blocks, // Tcs: total codes in each smaller RS block, // Dcs: data codes in each smaller RS block, // Ec: error correctable words in each block // } // // level M: 0 // L: 1 // H: 2 // Q: 3 // // Tcl: total codes in each largerer RS block = Tcs + 1 // Dcs: data codes in each larger RS block = Dcs + 1 // Lb: Number of larger RS blocks = (Tw - Sb * Tcs) / Tcl // Tb: Total RS Blocks = Sb + Lb // const static int RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[41][4][5]={ // version 0 (not exist, just a dummy) {{0,0,0,0,0},{0,0,0,0,0}, {0,0,0,0,0},{0,0,0,0,0}}, // version 1 {{26,1,26,16,4},{26,1,26,19,2}, {26,1,26,9,8},{26,1,26,13,6}}, {{44,1,44,28,8},{44,1,44,34,4}, {44,1,44,16,14},{44,1,44,22,11}}, {{70,1,70,44,13},{70,1,70,55,7}, {70,2,35,13,11},{70,2,35,17,9}}, {{100,2,50,32,9},{100,1,100,80,10}, {100,4,25,9,8},{100,2,50,24,13}}, {{134,2,67,43,12},{134,1,134,108,13}, {134,2,33,11,11},{134,2,33,15,9}}, {{172,4,43,27,8},{172,2,86,68,9}, {172,4,43,15,14},{172,4,43,19,12}}, {{196,4,49,31,9},{196,2,98,78,10}, {196,4,39,13,13},{196,2,32,14,9}}, {{242,2,60,38,11},{242,2,121,97,12}, {242,4,40,14,13},{242,4,40,18,11}}, {{292,3,58,36,11},{292,2,146,116,15}, {292,4,36,12,12},{292,4,36,16,10}}, // version 10 {{346,4,69,43,13},{346,2,86,68,9}, {346,6,43,15,14},{346,6,43,19,12}}, {{404,1,80,50,15},{404,4,101,81,10}, {404,3,36,12,12},{404,4,50,22,14}}, {{466,6,58,36,11},{466,2,116,92,12}, {466,7,42,14,14},{466,4,46,20,14}}, {{532,8,59,37,11},{532,4,133,107,13}, {532,12,33,11,11},{532,8,44,20,12}}, {{581,5,65,41,12},{581,5,109,87,11}, {581,11,36,12,12},{581,5,54,24,15}}, {{655,5,65,41,12},{655,5,109,87,11}, {655,11,36,12,12},{655,5,54,24,15}}, {{733,7,73,45,14},{733,5,122,98,12}, {733,3,45,15,15},{733,15,43,19,12}}, {{815,10,74,46,14},{815,1,135,107,14}, {815,2,42,14,14},{815,1,50,22,14}}, {{901,9,69,43,13},{901,5,150,120,15}, {901,2,42,14,14},{901,17,50,22,14}}, {{991,3,70,44,13},{991,3,141,113,14}, {991,9,39,13,13},{991,17,47,21,13}}, // version 20 {{1085,3,67,41,13},{1085,3,135,107,14}, {1085,15,43,15,14},{1085,15,54,24,15}}, {{1156,17,68,42,13},{1156,4,144,116,14}, {1156,19,46,16,15},{1156,17,50,22,14}}, {{1258,17,74,46,14},{1258,2,139,111,14}, {1258,34,37,13,12},{1258,7,54,24,15}}, {{1364,4,75,47,14},{1364,4,151,121,15}, {1364,16,45,15,15},{1364,11,54,24,15}}, {{1474,6,73,45,14},{1474,6,147,117,15}, {1474,30,46,16,15},{1474,11,54,24,15}}, {{1588,8,75,47,14},{1588,8,132,106,13}, {1588,22,45,15,15},{1588,7,54,24,15}}, {{1706,19,74,46,14},{1706,10,142,114,14}, {1706,33,46,16,15},{1706,28,50,22,14}}, {{1828,22,73,45,14},{1828,8,152,122,15}, {1828,12,45,15,15},{1828,8,53,23,15}}, {{1921,3,73,45,14},{1921,3,147,117,15}, {1921,11,45,15,15},{1921,4,54,24,15}}, {{2051,21,73,45,14},{2051,7,146,116,15}, {2051,19,45,15,15},{2051,21,73,45,14}}, // version 30 {{2185,19,75,47,14},{2185,5,145,115,15}, {2185,23,45,15,15},{2185,15,54,24,15}}, {{2323,2,74,46,14},{2323,13,145,115,15}, {2323,23,45,15,15},{2323,42,54,24,15}}, {{2465,10,74,46,14},{2465,17,145,115,15}, {2465,19,45,15,15},{2465,10,54,24,15}}, {{2611,14,74,46,14},{2611,17,145,115,15}, {2611,11,45,15,15},{2611,29,54,24,15}}, {{2761,14,74,46,14},{2761,13,145,115,15}, {2761,46,16,15,},{2761,44,54,24,15}}, {{2876,12,75,47,14},{2876,12,151,121,15}, {2876,22,45,15,15},{2876,39,54,24,15}}, {{3034,6,75,47,14},{3034,6,151,121,15}, {3034,2,45,15,15},{3034,46,54,24,15}}, {{3196,29,74,46,14},{3196,17,152,122,15}, {3196,24,45,15,15},{3196,49,54,24,15}}, {{3362,13,74,46,14},{3362,4,152,122,15}, {3362,42,45,15,15},{3362,48,54,24,15}}, {{3532,40,75,47,14},{3532,20,147,117,15}, {3532,10,45,15,15},{3532,43,54,24,15}}, // version 40 {{3706,18,75,47,14},{3706,19,148,118,15}, {3706,20,45,15,15},{3706,34,54,24,15}} }; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // CodeBlock::CodeBlock(int total_words,int data_words,int capability, Galois::Field *gf) { this->total_words=total_words; this->data_words=data_words; this->capability=capability; this->_gf=gf; this->data=new unsigned char[this->total_words]; this->clear(); } CodeBlock::~CodeBlock() { delete this->data; } void CodeBlock::clear() { memset(this->data,0,this->total_words); this->_size=0; } unsigned char *CodeBlock::push(unsigned char data) { if(this->_size>=this->total_words) return(NULL); this->data[this->_size]=data; this->_size++; return(&(this->data[this->_size-1])); } bool CodeBlock::has_vacant_data() { return(this->_sizedata_words); } int CodeBlock::error_correct() { Galois::BCH *bch=new Galois::BCH(this->_gf, this->total_words, this->capability); int i,j; for(i=this->total_words-1,j=0;i>=0;i--,j++){ bch->set(j,this->_gf->vect2nomial(this->data[i])); } int errors=bch->decode(); if(errors<=0){ delete bch; return(errors); } // // get each error size // // // JISX0510:2004 Appendix B (p.64) step c) makes us mistake. // // s(n): n.th digit of sent data on GF(2^8) // r(n): n.th digit of received data on GF(2^8) // e(n): n.th error data on GF(2^8) // // If there was 3 errors on 1st ,2nd ,and n.th digit, received // data R can be express shown as below; // // R = ( r(0), r(1), r(2), ... r(n) ) // = ( s(0), s(1)+e(0), s(2)+e(1), ... s(n)+e(2) ) // // Error syndromes ES(n) are; // // ES(0) = sum{r(i) * a(0*i)} // = sum{s(i)} +e(0) +e(1) +e(2) // = e(0) +e(1) +e(2) // ES(1) = sum{r(i)*a(1*i)} // = sum{s(i)*a(i)} +a(1)*e(0) +a(2)*e(1) +a(n)*e(2) // = a(1)*e(0) +a(2)*e(1) +a(n)*e(2) // : // // ES(x) = sum{r(i)*a(x*i)} // = sum{s(i)*a(x*i)} +a(x)*e(0) +a(2*x)*e(1) +a(n*x)*e(2) // = a(x)*e(0) +a(2*x)*e(1) +a(n*x)*e(2) // // where a(x) is primitive of GF(2^8) // // So, each error size e(n) can be taken following equatation; // // e(0) +e(1) +e(2) =ES(0) // a(1)*e(0) +a(2)*e(1) +a(n)*e(2) =ES(1) // a(2)*e(0) +a(4)*e(1) +a(2*n)*e(2) =ES(2) // Galois::Polynomial *mat=new Galois::Polynomial(errors, errors+1); for(j=0;jset(j,i,this->_gf->exp2nomial(j*bch->error_pos[i])); } mat->set(j,i,bch->syndromes[j]); } Galois::Polynomial *err=mat->solve(); if(err){ // // correct received data // // // s(n) = r(n) + e(n) // // s(n): n.th digit of send data on GF(2^8) // r(n): n.th digit of recieved data on GF(2^8) // e(n): error size of n.th digit on GF(2^8) // for(i=0;itotal_words-bch->error_pos[i]-1; this->data[p]=(*this->_gf->vect2nomial(this->data[p])+ *err->get(i)).to_vect(); } delete err; } else{ errors=-1; } delete mat; delete bch; return(errors); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // CodeData::CodeData(int version,int level) { this->_gf=new Galois::Field(8); this->version=version; this->level=level; this->total_words=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][0]; int larger_block_words=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][2]+1; int larger_block_datas=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][3]+1; int larger_blocks=(this->total_words- RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][1]* RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][2] )/larger_block_words; this->data_blocks=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][1]+larger_blocks; this->data_words=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][1]* RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][3]+ larger_blocks*larger_block_datas; this->data=new CodeBlock *[this->data_blocks]; int i; for(i=0;idata[i]=new CodeBlock( RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][2], RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][3], RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][4], this->_gf); } for(i=RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][1];idata_blocks;i++){ this->data[i]=new CodeBlock( larger_block_words, larger_block_datas, RS_BLOCK_ALIGN[version][level][4], this->_gf); } this->length=0; this->byte_length=0; this->_raw_data=NULL; this->_size=0; this->_index=0; this->status=0; } CodeData::~CodeData() { if(this->_raw_data) delete this->_raw_data; for(int i=0;idata_blocks;i++){ delete this->data[i]; } delete this->data; delete this->_gf; } void CodeData::clear() { for(int i=0;idata_blocks;i++){ this->data[i]->clear(); } this->length=0; this->byte_length=0; if(this->_raw_data){ delete this->_raw_data; this->_raw_data=NULL; } this->_size=0; this->_index=0; this->status=0; } unsigned char *CodeData::push(unsigned char data) { if(this->_sizedata_words){ for(int i=0;idata_blocks;i++){ this->_index=(this->_index+i)%this->data_blocks; if(this->data[this->_index]->has_vacant_data()){ unsigned char *ret=this->data[this->_index]->push(data); this->_size++; this->_index++; return(ret); } } throw; } else{ this->_index=this->_index%this->data_blocks; unsigned char *ret=this->data[this->_index]->push(data); this->_size++; this->_index++; return(ret); } } unsigned char *CodeData::dump() { unsigned char *buf=new unsigned char[this->total_words]; for(int i=0,j=0;idata[i]->data, this->data[i]->total_words); j+=this->data[i]->total_words; } return(buf); } unsigned char *CodeData::dump_block(int index) { unsigned char *buf=new unsigned char[this->data[index]->total_words]; memcpy(buf,this->data[index]->data, this->data[index]->total_words); return(buf); } unsigned char *CodeData::dump_data() { unsigned char *buf=new unsigned char[this->data_words]; for(int i=0,j=0;idata[i]->data, this->data[i]->data_words); j+=this->data[i]->data_words; } return(buf); } unsigned char *CodeData::raw_data() { return(this->_raw_data); } int CodeData::decode() { if(this->_raw_data) return(0); int ret=this->_error_correct(); if(ret<0) this->status|=QR_CODEDATA_UNRECOVERABLE; unsigned char *tmp=this->dump_data(); BitStream *bitstream=new BitStream(tmp,this->data_words); delete tmp; unsigned char mode=0; Qr::ECI::Decoder *decoder=NULL; do{ bitstream->read(&mode,sizeof(mode),4); switch(mode){ case 0: // end of data decoder=NULL; break; case 1: decoder=new Qr::ECI::NumericalDecoder(); break; case 2: // arabic and numeric decoder=new Qr::ECI::AlphabeticalDecoder(); break; case 4: // 8-bit byte decoder=new Qr::ECI::ByteDecoder(); break; case 8: // kanji decoder=new Qr::ECI::KanjiDecoder(); break; case 7: // ECI case 3: // joint case 5: // FNC1 1st case 9: // FNC1 2nd default: this->status|=QR_CODEDATA_NOT_SUPPORT_ECI; decoder=NULL; } if(!decoder) break; int ret=decoder->decode(this->version,bitstream); if(ret){ if(this->_raw_data){ unsigned char *buf=this->_raw_data; int sz=this->byte_length+decoder->byte_length; this->_raw_data=new unsigned char[sz]; memcpy(this->_raw_data,buf,this->byte_length); delete buf; memcpy(this->_raw_data+this->byte_length, decoder->raw_data(), decoder->byte_length); } else{ this->_raw_data=new unsigned char[decoder->byte_length]; memcpy(this->_raw_data, decoder->raw_data(), decoder->byte_length); } this->length+=decoder->length; this->byte_length+=decoder->byte_length; delete decoder; } }while(!bitstream->is_eod()); delete bitstream; return(ret); } int CodeData::_error_correct() { int ret=0; for(int i=0;idata_blocks;i++){ int c=this->data[i]->error_correct(); if(ret<0||c<0){ ret=-1; } else ret+=c; } return(ret); } } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/imagereader.cpp0000644000175000017500000010232110567152033023223 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // imagereader.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: imagereader.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "imagereader.h" namespace Qr{ // // avoid cvBoundingRect() fxxcin' bug. // typedef struct{ CvRect feret; CvSeq *contour; } ImageReaderCandidate; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // ImageReader::ImageReader() { this->_init(); } ImageReader::ImageReader(int width,int height,int depth,int channel) { this->_init(); this->_alloc_image(width,height,depth,channel); } ImageReader::~ImageReader() { if(this->qr) delete this->qr; if(this->_seq_code_area_contour) cvRelease((void **)&this->_seq_code_area_contour); cvRelease((void **)&this->_seq_finder_pattern); cvReleaseMemStorage(&this->_stor_tmp); cvReleaseMemStorage(&this->_stor); this->release_image(); } void ImageReader::_init() { memset(this->_coderegion_vertexes,0,sizeof(CvPoint)*4); memset(this->_finderpattern_boxes,0,sizeof(CvBox2D)*3); this->_img_src_internal=NULL; this->_img_src=NULL; this->_img_transformed=NULL; this->_img_binarized=NULL; this->_img_tmp_1c=NULL; this->_stor=cvCreateMemStorage(0); this->_stor_tmp=cvCreateMemStorage(0); this->_seq_finder_pattern=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_GENERIC, sizeof(CvSeq), sizeof(CvBox2D), this->_stor); this->_seq_code_area_contour=NULL; this->status=0; this->qr=NULL; } void ImageReader::_alloc_image(int width,int height,int depth,int channel) { this->_img_src_internal=cvCreateImage(cvSize(width,height), depth,channel); cvZero(this->_img_src_internal); this->_img_src=this->_img_src_internal; this->_img_transformed=cvCloneImage(this->_img_src); this->_img_binarized=cvCreateImage(cvSize(this->_img_src->width, this->_img_src->height), IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvZero(this->_img_binarized); this->_img_tmp_1c=cvCloneImage(this->_img_binarized); } IplImage *ImageReader::set_image(IplImage *src) { this->release_image(); this->_img_src=src; this->_img_transformed=cvCloneImage(this->_img_src); this->_img_binarized=cvCreateImage(cvSize(this->_img_src->width, this->_img_src->height), IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvZero(this->_img_binarized); this->_img_tmp_1c=cvCloneImage(this->_img_binarized); return(this->_img_src); } IplImage *ImageReader::set_image(int width,int height, int depth,int channel) { this->release_image(); this->_alloc_image(width,height,depth,channel); return(this->_img_src); } void ImageReader::release_image() { if(this->_img_tmp_1c) cvReleaseImage(&this->_img_tmp_1c); if(this->_img_binarized) cvReleaseImage(&this->_img_binarized); if(this->_img_transformed) cvReleaseImage(&this->_img_transformed); if(this->_img_src_internal) cvReleaseImage(&this->_img_src_internal); this->_img_tmp_1c=NULL; this->_img_binarized=NULL; this->_img_transformed=NULL; this->_img_src_internal=NULL; this->_img_src=NULL; } IplImage *ImageReader::src_buffer() { return(this->_img_src); } IplImage *ImageReader::transformed_buffer() { return(this->_img_transformed); } IplImage *ImageReader::binarized_buffer() { return(this->_img_binarized); } IplImage *ImageReader::tmp_buffer() { return(this->_img_tmp_1c); } CvPoint *ImageReader::coderegion_vertexes() { return(this->_coderegion_vertexes); } CvBox2D *ImageReader::finderpattern_boxes() { return(this->_finderpattern_boxes); } Qr *ImageReader::decode(int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta) { if(this->status&QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING) return(NULL); if(!this->_img_src){ this->status=(QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR| QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_INVALID_SRC_IMAGE); return(NULL); } this->status=QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING; cvResetImageROI(this->_img_transformed); cvResetImageROI(this->_img_binarized); cvResetImageROI(this->_img_tmp_1c); Qr *ret=this->_decode(adaptive_th_size,adaptive_th_delta); this->status^=QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING; return(ret); } Qr *ImageReader::decode(IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta) { if(this->status&QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING) return(NULL); this->status=QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING; this->set_image(src); Qr *ret=this->_decode(adaptive_th_size,adaptive_th_delta); this->_img_src=NULL; this->status^=QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING; return(ret); } Qr *ImageReader::_decode(int adaptive_th_size,int adaptive_th_delta) { if(this->qr){ delete this->qr; this->qr=NULL; } memset(this->_coderegion_vertexes,0,sizeof(CvPoint)*4); memset(this->_finderpattern_boxes,0,sizeof(CvBox2D)*3); // // binarize // if(this->_img_src->nChannels>1) cvCvtColor(this->_img_src,this->_img_tmp_1c,CV_BGR2GRAY); else cvCopy(this->_img_src,this->_img_tmp_1c); cvSmooth(this->_img_tmp_1c,this->_img_binarized,CV_MEDIAN,3); cvCopy(this->_img_binarized,this->_img_tmp_1c); if(adaptive_th_size>0) cvAdaptiveThreshold(this->_img_tmp_1c, this->_img_binarized, 128,CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C, CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV, adaptive_th_size, adaptive_th_delta); else cvThreshold(this->_img_tmp_1c, this->_img_binarized, adaptive_th_delta, 255,CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV); // // find finder patterns from binarized image // this->_find_finder_pattern(); if(this->_seq_finder_pattern->total!=3){ this->status|=(QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR| QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_FOUND_FINDER_PATTERN); return(NULL); } // // find code area from binarized image using finder patterns // this->_find_code_area_contour(FIND_CODE_AREA_POLY_APPROX_TH); if(!this->_seq_code_area_contour|| this->_seq_code_area_contour->total!=4){ this->status|=(QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR| QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_FOUND_CODE_AREA); return(NULL); } // // perspective transform from source image // this->_transform_image(); IplImage *code_matrix=NULL; for(int th=POSTERIZED_TH_LOW;th<=POSTERIZED_TH_HI&&(!code_matrix); th+=POSTERIZED_TH_STEP){ this->_create_posterized_image(adaptive_th_size, adaptive_th_delta*3, th, POSTERIZED_TH_HI); code_matrix=this->_get_code_matrix(); } if(!code_matrix){ this->status|=(QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR| QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_DETERMINABLE_CODE_AREA); return(NULL); } this->qr=new Qr(); this->qr->set_version((code_matrix->width-17)/4); if(this->qr->version>=7){ //FIXME this->_verify_code_version(); } if(this->_get_format_info(code_matrix,0)<0){ if((this->_get_format_info(code_matrix,1)<0)&& (this->qr->formatinfo->status&QR_FORMATINFO_INVALID_LEVEL)){ this->_get_format_info(code_matrix,0); if(this->qr->formatinfo->status&QR_FORMATINFO_INVALID_LEVEL){ cvReleaseImage(&code_matrix); this->status|=(QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR| this->qr->formatinfo->status); return(NULL); } } } IplImage *function_patterns=this->_get_function_patterns(); this->_unmask_code_matrix(code_matrix,function_patterns); this->_read_code_word(code_matrix,function_patterns); cvReleaseImage(&function_patterns); cvReleaseImage(&code_matrix); int errors=this->qr->decode_codedata(); #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"errors=%d\n",errors); #endif this->status|=(QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED|this->qr->status); return(this->qr); } CvSeq *ImageReader::_find_finder_pattern() { IplImage *src=this->_img_binarized; cvClearSeq(this->_seq_finder_pattern); // for contour list cvClearMemStorage(this->_stor_tmp); CvSeq *cont=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_POINT, sizeof(CvSeq),sizeof(CvPoint), this->_stor_tmp); // // Find all contours. // // cvFindContours() spoil source image. // CvRect roi=cvGetImageROI(src); cvSetImageROI(this->_img_tmp_1c,roi); cvCopy(src,this->_img_tmp_1c); cvFindContours(this->_img_tmp_1c, this->_stor_tmp,&cont,sizeof(CvContour), CV_RETR_LIST,CV_CHAIN_APPROX_NONE,cvPoint(0,0)); cvResetImageROI(this->_img_tmp_1c); // for marker candidates list CvSeq *candidates=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_GENERIC, sizeof(CvSeq),sizeof(ImageReaderCandidate), this->_stor_tmp); // // check each block // CvSeq *cont_head=cont; for(;cont;cont=cont->h_next){ CvRect feret=cvBoundingRect(cont); double area=fabs(cvContourArea(cont)); double area_ratio=area/(double)(feret.width*feret.height); double feret_ratio=((feret.width=MIN_AREA && area_ratio>=MIN_AREA_RATIO && feret_ratio>=MIN_FERET_RATIO){ ImageReaderCandidate c; c.feret.x=feret.x; c.feret.y=feret.y; c.feret.width=feret.width; c.feret.height=feret.height; c.contour=cont; cvSeqPush(candidates,&c); } else{ cvClearSeq(cont); } } cvRelease((void **)&cont_head); // // check each sqare has inner squire // int i; for(i=0;itotal;i++){ ImageReaderCandidate *cand1= (ImageReaderCandidate *)cvGetSeqElem(candidates,i); int inner_contour=0; int j; for(j=0;jtotal;j++){ if(i==j) continue; ImageReaderCandidate *cand2= (ImageReaderCandidate *)cvGetSeqElem(candidates,j); CvRect max_rect=cvMaxRect(&(cand1->feret),&(cand2->feret)); if(cand1->feret.x==max_rect.x&& cand1->feret.y==max_rect.y&& cand1->feret.width==max_rect.width&& cand1->feret.height==max_rect.height) inner_contour++; } // // There were 2 squires (white and black) inside a squire, // the most outer squire assumed as position marker. // if(inner_contour==2){ CvBox2D box=cvMinAreaRect2(cand1->contour); cvSeqPush(this->_seq_finder_pattern,&box); } } // // clear buffers // for(i=0;itotal;i++){ ImageReaderCandidate *cand1= (ImageReaderCandidate *)cvGetSeqElem(candidates,i); cvClearSeq(cand1->contour); } //cvClearSeq(candidates); cvRelease((void **)&candidates); cvClearMemStorage(this->_stor_tmp); return(this->_seq_finder_pattern); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // CvSeq *ImageReader::_find_code_area_contour(double th) { IplImage *src=this->_img_binarized; IplImage *mask=this->_img_tmp_1c; cvZero(mask); cvClearMemStorage(this->_stor_tmp); // // create position maker mask // CvBox2D box; CvPoint2D32f pt_32f[4]; CvSeq *markers_vertex=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_POINT, sizeof(CvSeq), sizeof(CvPoint), this->_stor_tmp); int c=this->_seq_finder_pattern->total,i; for(i=0;i_seq_finder_pattern,i); this->_finderpattern_boxes[i]=box; // // set 2-cells margin for fale-safe // box.size.width+=box.size.width/7.0F*4.0F; box.size.height+=box.size.height/7.0F*4.0F; // // get each position maker's vertex // cvBoxPoints(box,pt_32f); for(int j=0;j<4;j++){ CvPoint p=cvPointFrom32f(pt_32f[j]); cvSeqPush(markers_vertex,&p); } } // // create Minimal-area bounding rectangle which condist // every position makers // box=cvMinAreaRect2(markers_vertex); cvRelease((void **)&markers_vertex); // // create code area mask // cvBoxPoints(box,pt_32f); CvPoint *points=new CvPoint[4]; for(i=0;i<4;i++){ points[i]=cvPointFrom32f(pt_32f[i]); } i=4; cvFillPoly(mask,&points,&i,1,cvScalarAll(255)); delete points; // // apply mask to src image and reduce noise using opening // cvAnd(src,mask,mask); cvErode(mask,mask,NULL,1); cvDilate(mask,mask,NULL,1); // // get contours of masked image // CvSeq *cont=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_POINT, sizeof(CvSeq),sizeof(CvPoint), this->_stor_tmp); cvFindContours(mask,cont->storage,&cont,sizeof(CvContour), CV_RETR_EXTERNAL,CV_CHAIN_APPROX_NONE,cvPoint(0,0)); // // calcurate convex hull that assumed as code area // CvSeq *pts=cvCreateSeq(CV_SEQ_ELTYPE_POINT, sizeof(CvSeq),sizeof(CvPoint), this->_stor_tmp); CvSeq *cont_head=cont; for(;cont;cont=cont->h_next){ int c=cont->total; for(i=0;i_seq_code_area_contour){ cvClearSeq(this->_seq_code_area_contour); cvRelease((void **)&this->_seq_code_area_contour); this->_seq_code_area_contour=NULL; } if(hull){ int hullcount=hull->total; CvMat* vector=cvCreateMat(1,hullcount,CV_32SC2); for(i=0;i_seq_code_area_contour=cvApproxPoly( cvPointSeqFromMat(CV_SEQ_KIND_CURVE+CV_SEQ_FLAG_CLOSED, vector, &header, &block), sizeof(CvContour), this->_stor, CV_POLY_APPROX_DP,th,0); cvRelease((void **)&hull); } return(this->_seq_code_area_contour); } CvRect ImageReader::_transform_image() { IplImage *src=this->_img_src; IplImage *dst=this->_img_transformed; cvResetImageROI(dst); // // get code area's Centor of Gravity // int i; int c=this->_seq_code_area_contour->total; CvPoint2D32f cog; cog.x=0.0F; cog.y=0.0F; for(i=0;i_seq_code_area_contour,i)); cog.x+=p.x; cog.y+=p.y; } cog.x/=(float)c; cog.y/=(float)c; // // sort code_area_contour by clock-wise // cvSeqSort(this->_seq_code_area_contour,seq_cmp_by_clockwise,&cog); // // calculates matrix of perspective transform // // The src rectangle transform to a square which left-top vertex // is same as src rectangle and each side length is same as top side // length of src. // CvPoint2D32f spts[4]; CvPoint2D32f dpts[4]; float max_d=0.0F; int offset=0; #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"target region: "); #endif for(i=0;i_coderegion_vertexes[i]=*(CvPoint *)cvGetSeqElem( this->_seq_code_area_contour,i); spts[i]=cvPointTo32f(this->_coderegion_vertexes[i]); // // find nearest finder pattern // int j=0; float tmp_d=0.0F; float min_d=(this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.x-spts[i].x)* (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.x-spts[i].x)+ (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.y-spts[i].y)* (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.y-spts[i].y); for(j=1;j<3;j++){ tmp_d=(this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.x-spts[i].x)* (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.x-spts[i].x)+ (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.y-spts[i].y)* (this->_finderpattern_boxes[j].center.y-spts[i].y); if(min_d>tmp_d) min_d=tmp_d; } if(max_d_img_transformed; IplImage *dst=this->_img_binarized; IplImage *buf=this->_img_tmp_1c; CvRect roi=cvGetImageROI(src); cvSetImageROI(buf,roi); cvSetImageROI(dst,roi); if(this->_img_src->nChannels>1) cvCvtColor(src,buf,CV_BGR2GRAY); else cvCopy(src,buf); if(block_size>0) apaptive_white_leveling(buf,dst,128, CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C, CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV, block_size,delta); else cvThreshold(buf,dst,delta, 255,CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV); int a=0; int b=0; if(hi_th>low_th){ a=128/(hi_th-low_th); b=-a*low_th; } else{ hi_th=low_th; } uchar lut_data[256]; int i; for(i=0;i_img_binarized; double cell_size=this->_get_cell_size(); if(cell_size<=0.0) return(NULL); CvRect roi=cvGetImageROI(src); int version=(int)(((double)roi.width/cell_size-17.0)/4.0); int w=4*version+17; IplImage *dst=cvCreateImage(cvSize(w,w),IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvResize(src,dst); #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"version=%d (%dx%d); %lfpixel/module\n", version,w,w,cell_size*cell_size); #endif return(dst); } int ImageReader::_get_format_info(IplImage *src,int pos) { unsigned int raw_data=0; this->qr->init_each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(); int x,y; while(this->qr->each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(pos,&x,&y)){ raw_data<<=1; if(CV_IMAGE_ELEM(src,uchar,y,x)==255) raw_data|=0x01; } #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"format Info=%04x, ",raw_data); #endif int ret=this->qr->decode_formatinfo(raw_data); #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"corrected %d errors ",ret); char l[2]={0,0}; switch(this->qr->formatinfo->level){ case 0: l[0]='M'; break; case 1: l[0]='L'; break; case 2: l[0]='H'; break; case 3: l[0]='Q'; } int m=0; if(this->qr->formatinfo->mask_pattern&0x4) m|=0x100; if(this->qr->formatinfo->mask_pattern&0x2) m|=0x10; if(this->qr->formatinfo->mask_pattern&0x1) m|=0x1; fprintf(stderr," =>level %s, mask %03x\n",l,m); #endif return(ret); } IplImage *ImageReader::_get_function_patterns() { IplImage *buf=cvCreateImage(cvSize(this->qr->cells_par_side, this->qr->cells_par_side), IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvZero(buf); int x,y; this->qr->init_each_function_pattern_pixel(); while(this->qr->each_function_pattern_pixel(&x,&y)){ CV_IMAGE_ELEM(buf,uchar,y,x)=255; } cvNot(buf,buf); return(buf); } void ImageReader::_unmask_code_matrix(IplImage *src, IplImage *function_patterns) { IplImage *mask=this->_get_mask_pattern(); IplImage *unproc=cvCloneImage(mask); cvAnd(function_patterns,unproc,unproc); cvXor(src,mask,src,unproc); cvReleaseImage(&unproc); cvReleaseImage(&mask); } int ImageReader::_read_code_word(IplImage *src,IplImage *mask) { // // erace timing pattern // IplImage *codes=cvCreateImage(cvSize(src->width-1,src->height-1), IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvZero(codes); IplImage *funcs=cvCloneImage(codes); CvRect roi=cvGetImageROI(src); CvRect r=cvRect(7,0,roi.width-7,6); cvSetImageROI(src,r); cvSetImageROI(mask,r); r.x-=1; cvSetImageROI(codes,r); cvSetImageROI(funcs,r); cvCopy(src,codes); cvCopy(mask,funcs); r=cvRect(0,7,6,roi.height-6); cvSetImageROI(src,r); cvSetImageROI(mask,r); r.y-=1; cvSetImageROI(codes,r); cvSetImageROI(funcs,r); cvCopy(src,codes); cvCopy(mask,funcs); r=cvRect(7,7,roi.width-7,roi.height-7); cvSetImageROI(src,r); cvSetImageROI(mask,r); r.x-=1; r.y-=1; cvSetImageROI(codes,r); cvSetImageROI(funcs,r); cvCopy(src,codes); cvCopy(mask,funcs); cvSetImageROI(src,roi); cvSetImageROI(mask,roi); cvResetImageROI(codes); cvResetImageROI(funcs); // // read code from matrix // uchar data=0; int bit_count=0,word_count=0; int dir=-1; int x=codes->width-1; int y=codes->height-1; do{ data<<=1; bit_count++; if(CV_IMAGE_ELEM(codes,uchar,y,x)>=128) data|=1; if(!(bit_count%8)){ if(this->qr->push_codedata(data)) word_count++; data=0; } if(x&0x1){ if(CV_IMAGE_ELEM(funcs,uchar,y,x-1)) x--; else{ do{ y+=dir; if(y<0||y>=codes->height){ x-=2; dir*=-1; y+=dir; if(x<0) break; } }while(!CV_IMAGE_ELEM(funcs,uchar,y,x)); } } else{ x++; do{ y+=dir; if(y>=0&&yheight){ if(CV_IMAGE_ELEM(funcs,uchar,y,x)){ break; } else if(CV_IMAGE_ELEM(funcs,uchar,y,x-1)){ x--; break; } else{ y+=dir; } } else{ x-=2; dir*=-1; y+=dir; if(x<0) break; } }while(!CV_IMAGE_ELEM(funcs,uchar,y,x)); } }while(x>=0); if(data){ if(this->qr->push_codedata(data)) word_count++; } cvReleaseImage(&funcs); cvReleaseImage(&codes); #ifdef _DEBUG fprintf(stderr,"%d words in %d blocks <= %d bits, %d words were read.\n", this->qr->codedata->total_words, this->qr->codedata->data_blocks, bit_count,word_count); #endif return(bit_count); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // double ImageReader::_get_cell_size() { IplImage *src=this->_img_binarized; this->_find_finder_pattern(); int c=this->_seq_finder_pattern->total; if(c!=3) return(-1.0); double cell_size=0.0; for(int i=0;i_seq_finder_pattern, i); cell_size+=box.size.width+box.size.height; } cell_size/=42.0; return(cell_size); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // IplImage *ImageReader::_get_mask_pattern() { IplImage *mask=cvCreateImage(cvSize(this->qr->cells_par_side, this->qr->cells_par_side), IPL_DEPTH_8U,1); cvZero(mask); CvRect roi=cvGetImageROI(mask); roi.width+=roi.x; roi.height+=roi.y; for(int y=roi.y;yqr-> formatinfo->mask_pixel(y,x); } } return(mask); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // sort by clock-wise // static int seq_cmp_by_clockwise(const void *_a,const void *_b,void *_cog) { CvPoint* a = (CvPoint*)_a; CvPoint* b = (CvPoint*)_b; CvPoint2D32f *cog=(CvPoint2D32f *)_cog; float aa=cvFastArctan((float)(a->y)-cog->y,cog->x-(float)(a->x)); float ba=cvFastArctan((float)(b->y)-cog->y,cog->x-(float)(b->x)); return(aa < ba ? 1 : aa > ba ? -1 : 0); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // following code originates in OpenCV/cv/src/cvadapthresh.cpp // void apaptive_white_leveling(const CvArr* src, CvArr* dst, double middle_value, int adaptive_method, int threshold_type, int block_size, double param1) { CV_FUNCNAME( "apaptive_white_leveling" ); CvMat src_stub, dst_stub; CvMat *srcMat,*dstMat,*mean,*mask; __BEGIN__ if( adaptive_method != CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C && adaptive_method != CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_GAUSSIAN_C ) CV_ERROR( CV_StsBadArg, "Only CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C and CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_GAUSSIAN_C " "adaptive method are acceptable" ); if( threshold_type != CV_THRESH_BINARY && threshold_type != CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV ) CV_ERROR( CV_StsBadArg, "Only CV_TRESH_BINARY and CV_THRESH_BINARY_INV " "threshold types are acceptable" ); srcMat=cvGetMat(src, &src_stub ); dstMat=cvGetMat(dst, &dst_stub ); if( !CV_ARE_CNS_EQ( srcMat, dstMat )) CV_ERROR( CV_StsUnmatchedFormats, "" ); if( CV_MAT_TYPE(dstMat->type) != CV_8UC1 ) CV_ERROR( CV_StsUnsupportedFormat, "" ); if( !CV_ARE_SIZES_EQ( srcMat, dstMat ) ) CV_ERROR( CV_StsUnmatchedSizes, "" ); mean=cvCreateMat(srcMat->rows,srcMat->cols,CV_8UC1); mask=cvCreateMat(srcMat->rows,srcMat->cols,CV_8UC1); cvSmooth( srcMat, mean, adaptive_method == CV_ADAPTIVE_THRESH_MEAN_C ? CV_BLUR : CV_GAUSSIAN, block_size, block_size ); cvSubS(mean,cvRealScalar(param1),mean); cvAbsDiff(srcMat,mean,dstMat); cvCmp(srcMat,mean,mask,CV_CMP_GT); cvAddS(dstMat,cvRealScalar(middle_value),dstMat,mask); cvNot(mask,mask); cvSubRS(dstMat,cvRealScalar(middle_value),dstMat,mask); if(threshold_type!=CV_THRESH_BINARY) cvNot(dstMat,dstMat); cvReleaseMat( &mask ); cvReleaseMat( &mean ); __END__ } } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/galois.cpp0000644000175000017500000003725010567654672022264 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // galois.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: galois.cpp 38 2007-02-23 21:16:42Z zophos $ // #include "galois.h" namespace Galois{ ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // galois field GF(2^4); G(x)=x^10+x^8+x^5+x^4+x^2+x+1 // // // generator polynomial // static const int bch_15_5_generator_polynomial[11]={ 1,1,1,0,1,1,0,0,1,0,1 }; // // exponent -> vector notation convert table // static const unsigned int gf2_4_exp2vect[16]={ 1,2,4,8,3,6,12,11,5,10,7,14,15,13,9,0 }; // // vector -> exponent notation convert table // static const unsigned int gf2_4_vect2exp[16]={ 15,0,1,4,2,8,5,10,3,14,9,7,6,13,11,12 }; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // galois field GF(2^8); G(x)=X^8+x^4+x^3+x^2+1 // // // generator polynomial // static const int bch_16_8_generator_polynomial[9]={ 1,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,1 }; // // exponent -> vector notation convert table // static const unsigned int gf2_8_exp2vect[256]={ 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,29,58,116,232,205,135,19,38, 76,152,45,90,180,117,234,201,143,3,6,12,24,48,96,192, 157,39,78,156,37,74,148,53,106,212,181,119,238,193,159,35, 70,140,5,10,20,40,80,160,93,186,105,210,185,111,222,161, 95,190,97,194,153,47,94,188,101,202,137,15,30,60,120,240, 253,231,211,187,107,214,177,127,254,225,223,163,91,182,113,226, 217,175,67,134,17,34,68,136,13,26,52,104,208,189,103,206, 129,31,62,124,248,237,199,147,59,118,236,197,151,51,102,204, 133,23,46,92,184,109,218,169,79,158,33,66,132,21,42,84, 168,77,154,41,82,164,85,170,73,146,57,114,228,213,183,115, 230,209,191,99,198,145,63,126,252,229,215,179,123,246,241,255, 227,219,171,75,150,49,98,196,149,55,110,220,165,87,174,65, 130,25,50,100,200,141,7,14,28,56,112,224,221,167,83,166, 81,162,89,178,121,242,249,239,195,155,43,86,172,69,138,9, 18,36,72,144,61,122,244,245,247,243,251,235,203,139,11,22, 44,88,176,125,250,233,207,131,27,54,108,216,173,71,142,0 }; // // vector -> exponent notation convert table // static const unsigned int gf2_8_vect2exp[256]={ 255,0,1,25,2,50,26,198,3,223,51,238,27,104,199,75, 4,100,224,14,52,141,239,129,28,193,105,248,200,8,76,113, 5,138,101,47,225,36,15,33,53,147,142,218,240,18,130,69, 29,181,194,125,106,39,249,185,201,154,9,120,77,228,114,166, 6,191,139,98,102,221,48,253,226,152,37,179,16,145,34,136, 54,208,148,206,143,150,219,189,241,210,19,92,131,56,70,64, 30,66,182,163,195,72,126,110,107,58,40,84,250,133,186,61, 202,94,155,159,10,21,121,43,78,212,229,172,115,243,167,87, 7,112,192,247,140,128,99,13,103,74,222,237,49,197,254,24, 227,165,153,119,38,184,180,124,17,68,146,217,35,32,137,46, 55,63,209,91,149,188,207,205,144,135,151,178,220,252,190,97, 242,86,211,171,20,42,93,158,132,60,57,83,71,109,65,162, 31,45,67,216,183,123,164,118,196,23,73,236,127,12,111,246, 108,161,59,82,41,157,85,170,251,96,134,177,187,204,62,90, 203,89,95,176,156,169,160,81,11,245,22,235,122,117,44,215, 79,174,213,233,230,231,173,232,116,214,244,234,168,80,88,175 }; // // G(x)=x^12+x^11+x^10+x^9+x^8+x^5+x^2+1 // static const int bch_18_6_generator_polynomial[13]={ 1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,1,1,1,1,1 }; ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // Nomial::Nomial(void *gf,unsigned int x) { this->val=x; this->_gf=gf; ((Field *)(this->_gf))->pool[x]=this; } Nomial *Nomial::instance(void *gf,unsigned int x) { x=x%(((Field *)gf)->pool_size()); if(!((Field *)gf)->pool[x]) new Nomial(gf,x); return(((Field *)gf)->pool[x]); } Nomial *Nomial::dup() { return(Nomial::instance(this->_gf,this->val)); } unsigned int Nomial::to_exp() { return(this->val); } unsigned int Nomial::to_vect() { return(((Field *)this->_gf)->exp2vect[this->val]); } inline int Nomial::m() { return(((Field *)(this->_gf))->m); } inline int Nomial::n() { return(((Field *)(this->_gf))->n); } inline unsigned int Nomial::exp2vect(unsigned int x) { return(((Field *)(this->_gf))->exp2vect[x]); } inline unsigned int Nomial::vect2exp(unsigned int x) { return(((Field *)(this->_gf))->vect2exp[x]); } bool Nomial::is_zero() { return(this->to_vect()==0); } bool Nomial::operator==(Nomial x) { return(this->val==x.val); } bool Nomial::operator!=(Nomial x) { return(this->val!=x.val); } Nomial Nomial::operator+(Nomial x) { return(*Nomial::instance(this->_gf, this->vect2exp(this->to_vect()^ x.to_vect()))); } Nomial Nomial::operator-(Nomial x) { return(*this+x); } Nomial Nomial::operator*(Nomial x) { if(this->is_zero()||x.is_zero()) return(*(((Field *)(this->_gf))->zero())); else return(*Nomial::instance(this->_gf,(this->val+x.val)%this->n())); } Nomial Nomial::operator/(Nomial x) { if(x.is_zero()) throw(x); else if(this->is_zero()) return(*(((Field *)(this->_gf))->zero())); else return(*Nomial::instance(this->_gf, (this->val+this->n()-x.val)%this->n())); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // Field::Field(int m) { this->_need_delete=false; this->m=m; int i; for(i=0,this->n=1;in*=2; this->n-=1; switch(this->m){ case 4: this->exp2vect=(unsigned int *)gf2_4_exp2vect; this->vect2exp=(unsigned int *)gf2_4_vect2exp; break; case 8: this->exp2vect=(unsigned int *)gf2_8_exp2vect; this->vect2exp=(unsigned int *)gf2_8_vect2exp; break; default: throw; } this->_pool_size=this->n+1; this->pool=new Nomial *[this->_pool_size]; for(i=0;i_pool_size;i++){ this->pool[i]=NULL; Nomial::instance(this,i); } } Field::~Field() { delete this->pool; if(this->_need_delete){ delete this->exp2vect; delete this->vect2exp; } } int Field::pool_size() { return(this->_pool_size); } Nomial *Field::exp2nomial(unsigned int x) { return(this->pool[x%(this->n)]); } Nomial *Field::vect2nomial(unsigned int x) { return(this->pool[this->vect2exp[x%(this->n)]]); } Nomial *Field::zero() { return(this->pool[this->n]); } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // Polynomial::Polynomial() { this->cols=0; this->rows=0; this->nomial=NULL; } Polynomial::Polynomial(int rows) { this->cols=1; this->rows=rows; this->nomial=new Galois::Nomial *[this->rows]; } Polynomial::Polynomial(int cols,int rows) { this->cols=cols; this->rows=rows; this->nomial=new Nomial *[this->cols*this->rows]; } Polynomial::~Polynomial() { delete this->nomial; } Polynomial *Polynomial::dup() { Polynomial *ret=new Polynomial(this->cols,this->rows); memcpy(ret->nomial,this->nomial, sizeof(Nomial *)*this->cols*this->rows); return(ret); } Polynomial *Polynomial::dup(int count) { return(this->dup(0,0,count,count)); } Polynomial *Polynomial::dup(int start_col,int start_row,int count) { return(this->dup(start_col,start_row,count,count)); } Polynomial *Polynomial::dup(int start_col,int start_row, int col_count,int row_count) { Polynomial *ret=new Polynomial(col_count,row_count); for(int i=0,c=start_col;iset(i,j,this->get(c,r)); } } return(ret); } Nomial *Polynomial::set(int row,Nomial *val) { return(this->set(0,row,val)); } Nomial *Polynomial::set(int col,int row,Nomial *val) { this->nomial[col*rows+row]=val->dup(); return(this->nomial[col*rows+row]); } Nomial *Polynomial::get(int row) { return(this->get(0,row)); } Nomial *Polynomial::get(int col,int row) { return(this->nomial[col*rows+row]->dup()); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // LU analyze with pivot selection // Polynomial *Polynomial::lu() { Polynomial *buf=this->dup(); Polynomial *ret=buf->_lu(buf); if(!ret) delete buf; return(ret); } Polynomial *Polynomial::lu(int count) { Polynomial *buf=this->dup(0,0,count); Polynomial *ret=buf->_lu(buf); if(!ret) delete buf; return(ret); } Polynomial *Polynomial::lu(int start_col,int start_row,int count) { Polynomial *buf=this->dup(start_col,start_row,count); Polynomial *ret=buf->_lu(buf); if(!ret) delete buf; return(ret); } Polynomial *Polynomial::_lu(Polynomial *buf) { int count=buf->cols,i,j; if(buf->rowscols) count=buf->rows; for(j=0;jget(i,j); if(!l->is_zero()) break; } if(i>=count) return(NULL); else if(i>j) buf->swap_col(j,i); for(i=j+1;iget(i,j)/(*l)); buf->set(i,j,n); for(int k=j+1;kget(i,k)-*buf->get(j,k)**n); *buf->set(i,k,m); } } } return(buf); } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // Gaussian elimination // Polynomial *Polynomial::solve() { Polynomial *lu=this->lu(); if(lu){ Polynomial *ret=this->solve(lu); delete lu; return(ret); } else{ return(NULL); } } Polynomial *Polynomial::solve(Polynomial *lu) { if(!lu) return(NULL); if(lu->rows!=this->cols+1) throw((void *)NULL); // // check rank // int rank=0,i,j,k; for(j=0;jcols;j++){ bool is_zero_cols=true; for(k=j;kcols;k++){ is_zero_cols&=lu->get(j,k)->is_zero(); } if(!is_zero_cols) rank++; } if(rankcols) return(NULL); Polynomial *ret=new Polynomial(lu->cols); for(i=0;icols;i++){ ret->set(i,lu->get(i,lu->cols)); } for(j=0;jcols;j++){ for(i=j+1;icols;i++){ ret->set(i,&(*ret->get(i)-*ret->get(j)**lu->get(i,j))); } } for(j=lu->cols-1;j>=0;j--){ for(int i=j+1;icols;i++){ ret->set(j,&(*ret->get(j)- *lu->get(j,i)**ret->get(i))); } ret->set(j,&(*ret->get(j)/(*lu->get(j,j)))); } return(ret); } void Polynomial::swap_col(int i,int j) { size_t sz=sizeof(Nomial *)*this->rows; Nomial **tmp=new Nomial *[this->rows]; memcpy(tmp,this->nomial+i*this->rows,sz); memcpy(this->nomial+i*this->rows, this->nomial+j*this->rows,sz); memcpy(this->nomial+j*this->rows,tmp,sz); delete tmp; } ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // // BCH::BCH(Field *gf,int size,int capability) { this->_gf=gf; this->rows=size; this->cols=1; this->_capability=capability; this->error_size=0; this->error_pos=NULL; this->nomial=new Galois::Nomial *[this->rows]; this->syndrome_size=0; this->syndromes=NULL; } BCH::~BCH() { if(this->error_pos) delete this->error_pos; if(this->syndromes) delete this->syndromes; } int BCH::decode(int syndrome_base) { // // error syndromes // this->syndrome_size=this->_capability*2+syndrome_base; this->syndromes=new Galois::Nomial *[this->syndrome_size]; int errors=0,i; for(i=0;isyndrome_size;i++){ this->syndromes[i]=this->_error_syndrome(i); if(!this->syndromes[i]->is_zero()) errors++; } if(!errors) return(0); // // calculate error position variables // Galois::Polynomial *err=NULL; for(errors=this->_capability;errors>0;errors--){ Galois::Polynomial *mat=new Galois::Polynomial(errors, errors+1); for(int j=0;jset(j,i,this->syndromes[i+j+syndrome_base]); } } err=mat->solve(); delete mat; if(err) break; } if(!err){ this->error_size=-1; return(-1); } if(err){ // // get error position // this->error_pos=new int[errors]; memset(this->error_pos,-1,errors); int c,i,j; for(j=0,c=0;jrows;j++){ Galois::Nomial *sigma=err->get(0); for(i=1;iget(i)* *this->_gf->exp2nomial(j*i)); } sigma=&(*sigma+*this->_gf->exp2nomial(j*i)); if(sigma->is_zero()){ if(cerror_pos[c]=j; } c++; } } delete err; if(c==errors) this->error_size=errors; else this->error_size=-1; } return(this->error_size); } Galois::Nomial *BCH::_error_syndrome(int d) { Galois::Nomial *x=this->_gf->zero(); for(int i=0;irows;i++){ x=&(*x+*this->get(i)* *this->_gf->exp2nomial(i*d)); } return(x->dup()); } } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/ecidecoder.h0000644000175000017500000000556110567152033022521 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // ecidecoder.h --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: ecidecoder.h 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #ifndef __QR_ECI_DECODER__ #define __QR_ECI_DECODER__ #include #ifdef WIN32 #include #define snprintf _snprintf #else #include #endif #include "bitstream.h" namespace Qr{ namespace ECI{ class Decoder{ public: int mode; int length; int byte_length; int eci_mode; protected: unsigned char *_raw_data; int _bit_par_block; int _char_par_block; int _byte_par_char; int _read_length; int _written_length; unsigned char *_current_pos; public: Decoder(); ~Decoder(); unsigned char *raw_data(); virtual int decode(int version,BitStream *bitstream); private: virtual int _read_header(int version,BitStream *bitstream); virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version)=0; virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; class NumericalDecoder :public Decoder{ private: short _read_buf; public: NumericalDecoder(); private: virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version); virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; class AlphabeticalDecoder :public Decoder{ private: short _read_buf; public: AlphabeticalDecoder(); private: virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version); virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; class ByteDecoder :public Decoder{ private: char _read_buf; public: ByteDecoder(); private: virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version); virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; class GenericDecoder :public Decoder{ public: GenericDecoder(); private: virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version); virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; class KanjiDecoder :public Decoder{ private: short _read_buf; public: KanjiDecoder(); private: virtual int _get_charactor_count(int version); virtual int _read_data(BitStream *bitstream); }; }; } #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/libdecodeqr.cpp0000644000175000017500000001265510567152033023245 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // libdecodeqr.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: libdecodeqr.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "imagereader.h" #include "qrtypes.h" #include "version.h" extern "C" { QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open() { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=new Qr::ImageReader(); return((QrDecoderHandle)imagereader); } QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open_with_image_size(int width,int height, int depth,int channel) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=new Qr::ImageReader(width,height, depth,channel); return((QrDecoderHandle)imagereader); } void qr_decoder_close(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; delete imagereader; } short qr_decoder_get_status(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->status); } int qr_decoder_is_busy(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->status&QR_IMAGEREADER_WORKING?1:0); } QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_set_image_size(QrDecoderHandle decoder, int width,int height, int depth,int channel) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; imagereader->set_image(width,height,depth,channel); return((QrDecoderHandle)imagereader); } IplImage *qr_decoder_get_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->src_buffer()); } IplImage *qr_decoder_get_transformed_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->transformed_buffer()); } IplImage *qr_decoder_get_binarized_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->binarized_buffer()); } IplImage *qr_decoder_get_tmp_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->tmp_buffer()); } QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_set_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; imagereader->set_image(src); return((QrDecoderHandle)imagereader); } short qr_decoder_decode(QrDecoderHandle decoder, int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; imagereader->decode(adaptive_th_size,adaptive_th_delta); return(imagereader->status); } short qr_decoder_decode_image(QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; imagereader->decode(src,adaptive_th_size,adaptive_th_delta); return(imagereader->status); } int qr_decoder_get_header(QrDecoderHandle decoder, QrCodeHeader *header) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; if(!(imagereader->status&QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED)) return(0); header->model=imagereader->qr->model; header->version=imagereader->qr->version; header->level=imagereader->qr->formatinfo->level; //header->mode=0; //header->eci_mode=0; header->charactor_size=imagereader->qr->codedata->length; header->byte_size=imagereader->qr->codedata->byte_length; return(1); } int qr_decoder_get_body(QrDecoderHandle decoder, unsigned char *buf, int buf_size) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; if(!(imagereader->status&QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED)) return(0); memset(buf,0,buf_size); int size=imagereader->qr->codedata->byte_length; if(size>buf_size) size=buf_size; memcpy(buf,imagereader->qr->codedata->raw_data(),size); return(size); } CvPoint *qr_decoder_get_coderegion_vertexes(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->coderegion_vertexes()); } CvBox2D *qr_decoder_get_finderpattern_boxes(QrDecoderHandle decoder) { Qr::ImageReader *imagereader=(Qr::ImageReader *)decoder; return(imagereader->finderpattern_boxes()); } char *qr_decoder_version() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION); } char *qr_decoder_version_description() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_DESCRIPTION); } char *qr_decoder_version_product() { return(LIBDECODEQR_PRODUCTNAME); } int qr_decoder_version_major() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MAJOR); } int qr_decoder_version_minor() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_MINOR); } int qr_decoder_version_teeny() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_TEENY); } char *qr_decoder_version_suffix() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_SUFFIX); } char *qr_decoder_version_revision() { return(LIBDECODEQR_VERSION_REVISION); 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Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: container.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include "container.h" namespace Qr{ Qr::Qr() { this->model=2; this->version=0; this->cells_par_side=0; this->formatinfo=new FormatInfo(); this->codedata=NULL; this->status=0; } Qr::~Qr() { if(this->codedata) delete this->codedata; delete this->formatinfo; } int Qr::set_version(int v) { if(v<1||v>40){ this->status|=QR_VERSIONINFO_INVALID; throw(0); } this->version=v; this->cells_par_side=this->version*4+17; return(this->version); } int Qr::decode_version(unsigned char *data) { // FIXME return(this->version); } int Qr::decode_formatinfo(unsigned short data) { this->status&=(~QR_FORMATINFO_ERROR); int ret=this->formatinfo->decode_formatinfo(data); this->status|=this->formatinfo->status; if(this->codedata) delete this->codedata; this->codedata=new CodeData(this->version,this->formatinfo->level); return(ret); } Qr *Qr::init_each_finder_pattern_pixel() { this->_finder_c=0; return(this); } Qr *Qr::init_each_timing_pattern_pixel() { this->_timing_c=0; return(this); } Qr *Qr::init_each_alignment_pattern_pixel() { this->_alignment_x=2; this->_alignment_y=1; this->_alignment_i=-2; this->_alignment_j=-2; return(this); } Qr *Qr::init_each_version_pattern_pixel() { this->_version_c=0; return(this); } Qr *Qr::init_each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel() { this->formatinfo->init_each_pattern_pixel(); return(this); } Qr *Qr::init_each_function_pattern_pixel() { this->init_each_finder_pattern_pixel(); this->init_each_timing_pattern_pixel(); this->init_each_alignment_pattern_pixel(); this->init_each_version_pattern_pixel(); this->init_each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(); return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_finder_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { int c=this->_finder_c; // // 8x8x3 pixels // if(this->_finder_c<64){ *x=c%8; *y=c/8; } else if(this->_finder_c<128){ c-=64; *x=this->cells_par_side-8+c%8; *y=c/8; } else if(this->_finder_c<192){ c-=128; *x=c%8; *y=this->cells_par_side-8+c/8; } else return(NULL); this->_finder_c++; return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_timing_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { if(this->_timing_ccells_par_side){ *x=6; *y=this->_timing_c; } else if(this->_timing_ccells_par_side*2){ *x=this->_timing_c-this->cells_par_side; *y=6; } else return(NULL); this->_timing_c++; return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_alignment_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { int c=alignment_pattern_addr[this->version][0]+1; if((this->_alignment_y==1)&&(this->_alignment_x>=c-1)){ this->_alignment_y++; if(this->_alignment_y==1||this->_alignment_y==c-1) this->_alignment_x=2; else this->_alignment_x=1; } if(this->_alignment_y>=c) return(NULL); *x=alignment_pattern_addr[version][this->_alignment_x]+ this->_alignment_j; *y=alignment_pattern_addr[version][this->_alignment_y]+ this->_alignment_i; this->_alignment_j++; if(this->_alignment_j>2){ this->_alignment_j=-2; this->_alignment_i++; if(this->_alignment_i>2){ this->_alignment_i=-2; this->_alignment_x++; if((this->_alignment_x>=c)|| ((this->_alignment_y==1)&&(this->_alignment_x>=c-1))){ this->_alignment_y++; if(this->_alignment_y==1||this->_alignment_y==c-1) this->_alignment_x=2; else this->_alignment_x=1; } } } return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_version_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { if(this->version<7) return(NULL); if(this->_version_c<18){ *x=version_info_addr[0][this->_version_c][0]; *y=version_info_addr[0][this->_version_c][1]; } else if(this->_version_c<36){ *x=version_info_addr[1][this->_version_c-18][0]; *y=version_info_addr[1][this->_version_c-18][1]; } else return(NULL); if(*x<0) *x+=this->cells_par_side; if(*y<0) *y+=this->cells_par_side; this->_version_c++; return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_version_pattern_pixel(int pos,int *x,int *y) { if(this->version<7) return(NULL); if(this->_version_c<18){ *x=version_info_addr[pos][this->_version_c][0]; *y=version_info_addr[pos][this->_version_c][1]; } else return(NULL); if(*x<0) *x+=this->cells_par_side; if(*y<0) *y+=this->cells_par_side; this->_version_c++; return(this); } Qr *Qr::each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { if(this->formatinfo->each_pattern_pixel(x,y)){ if(*x<0) *x+=this->cells_par_side; if(*y<0) *y+=this->cells_par_side; return(this); } else return(NULL); } Qr *Qr::each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(int pos,int *x,int *y) { if(this->formatinfo->each_pattern_pixel(pos,x,y)){ if(*x<0) *x+=this->cells_par_side; if(*y<0) *y+=this->cells_par_side; return(this); } else return(NULL); } Qr *Qr::each_function_pattern_pixel(int *x,int *y) { if(this->each_finder_pattern_pixel(x,y)) return(this); if(this->each_timing_pattern_pixel(x,y)) return(this); if(this->each_alignment_pattern_pixel(x,y)) return(this); if(this->each_version_pattern_pixel(x,y)) return(this); return(this->each_formatinfo_pattern_pixel(x,y)); } unsigned char *Qr::push_codedata(unsigned char data) { return(this->codedata->push(data)); } int Qr::decode_codedata() { int 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model; int version; int level; //int mode; //not supported yet //int eci_mode; //not supported yet int charactor_size; int byte_size; } QrCodeHeader; #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/libdecodeqr.dsp0000644000175000017500000000750210531423345023242 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu# Microsoft Developer Studio Project File - Name="libdecodeqr" - Package Owner=<4> # Microsoft Developer Studio Generated Build File, Format Version 6.00 # ** ҏWȂł ** # TARGTYPE "Win32 (x86) Static Library" 0x0104 CFG=libdecodeqr - Win32 Debug !MESSAGE ͗LҲ̧قł͂܂B ۼުĂނ邽߂ɂ NMAKE gpĂB !MESSAGE [Ҳ̧ق̴߰] ނgpĎsĂ !MESSAGE !MESSAGE NMAKE /f "libdecodeqr.mak". !MESSAGE !MESSAGE NMAKE ̎sɍ\wł܂ !MESSAGE ײݏϸۂ̐ݒ`܂B: !MESSAGE !MESSAGE NMAKE /f "libdecodeqr.mak" CFG="libdecodeqr - Win32 Debug" !MESSAGE !MESSAGE I”\ Ӱ: !MESSAGE !MESSAGE "libdecodeqr - Win32 Release" ("Win32 (x86) Static Library" p) !MESSAGE "libdecodeqr - Win32 Debug" ("Win32 (x86) Static Library" p) !MESSAGE # Begin Project # PROP AllowPerConfigDependencies 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#ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // initializer // // ARGS: none // RETURN: // QrDecoderHandle handle // extern QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open(); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // initializer with source image size // // ARGS: // int width: pixel width of source image // int height: pixel height of source image // int depth: image depth (bit par pixel; use OpenCV IPL_DEPTH_*) // int channel: number of image channel // // RETURN: // QrDecoderHandle handle // // NOTE: // 24-bit full color image has IPL_DEPTH_8U depth and 3 channels. // extern QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open_with_image_size( int width,int height,int depth,int channel); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // finalizer // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: none // extern void qr_decoder_close(QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get status // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: status code // extern short qr_decoder_get_status(QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get working status // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: status code // extern int qr_decoder_is_busy(QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // set source image size // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // int width: pixel width of source image // int height: pixel height of source image // int depth: image depth (bit par pixel; use OpenCV IPL_DEPTH_*) // int channel: number of image channel // // RETURN: // QrDecoderHandle handle // // NOTE: // This method provide same function as qr_decoder_open_with_image_size(). // extern QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_set_image_size( QrDecoderHandle decoder,int width,int height,int depth,int channel); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // preset gaven image as source image // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // IplImage *src: source image // // RETURN: // QrDecoderHandle handle // extern QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_set_image_buffer( QrDecoderHandle decoder,IplImage *src); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get source image buffer // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: // IplImage *: pointer to buffer source image|NULL // // NOTE: // See OpenCV reference manual to access to IplImage * // extern IplImage *qr_decoder_get_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder); extern IplImage *qr_decoder_get_transformed_image_buffer( QrDecoderHandle decoder); extern IplImage *qr_decoder_get_binarized_image_buffer( QrDecoderHandle decoder); extern IplImage *qr_decoder_get_tmp_image_buffer( QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // decode preset source image // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // int adaptive_th_size: value of AdaptiveThreshold size // int adaptive_th_delta: value of AdaptiveThreshold delta // // RETURN: // short: status code of decoder // // NOTE: // On succeeded, status code has 0x2000. // See qrtypes.h for details of status code. // // In case of adaptive_th_size=0, binarizing methods will be // used cvThreshlod() instead of cvAdaptiveThreshold() // #ifdef __cplusplus extern short qr_decoder_decode(QrDecoderHandle decoder, int adaptive_th_size= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA); #else extern short qr_decoder_decode(QrDecoderHandle decoder, int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta); #endif ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // decode gaven image // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // IplImage *src: image to decode // int adaptive_th_size: value of AdaptiveThreshold size // int adaptive_th_delta: value of AdaptiveThreshold delta // // RETURN: // short: status code of decoder // #ifdef __cplusplus extern short qr_decoder_decode_image(QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta= DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA); #else extern short qr_decoder_decode_image(QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size, int adaptive_th_delta); #endif ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get abstruction of decoded data // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // QrCodeHeader *header: pointer to buffer of header // // RETURN: // 1 (on success)||0 (on error) // extern int qr_decoder_get_header(QrDecoderHandle decoder, QrCodeHeader *header); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get decoded text data // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // unsigned char *buf: pointer to buffer of header // int buf_size: buffer size // // RETURN: // copied data size||0 (on error) // // NOTE: // The data DOES NOT TERMINATE with null. // To get actual buffer size, use QrCodeHeader's .byte_size element. // extern int qr_decoder_get_body(QrDecoderHandle decoder, unsigned char *buf,int buf_size); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get vertexes of decoded code region // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: // Pointer to CvPoint[4] which consist vertexes of code region // extern CvPoint *qr_decoder_get_coderegion_vertexes(QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // get Box array of decoded finder patterns // // ARGS: // QrDecoderHandle decoder: handler // // RETURN: // Pointer to CvBox2D[3] which consist boxes of finder pattern // extern CvBox2D *qr_decoder_get_finderpattern_boxes(QrDecoderHandle decoder); ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // version information // extern char *qr_decoder_version(); extern char *qr_decoder_version_description(); extern char *qr_decoder_version_product(); extern int qr_decoder_version_major(); extern int qr_decoder_version_minor(); extern int qr_decoder_version_teeny(); extern char *qr_decoder_version_suffix(); extern char *qr_decoder_version_revision(); #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/libdecodeqr/libdecodeqr.dep0000644000175000017500000000266510531423345023231 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu# Microsoft Developer Studio Generated Dependency File, included by libdecodeqr.mak .\bitstream.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ .\codedata.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ ".\codedata.h"\ ".\ecidecoder.h"\ ".\galois.h"\ ".\qrerror.h"\ .\container.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ ".\codedata.h"\ ".\container.h"\ ".\ecidecoder.h"\ ".\formatinfo.h"\ ".\galois.h"\ ".\qrerror.h"\ .\ecidecoder.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ ".\ecidecoder.h"\ .\formatinfo.cpp : \ ".\formatinfo.h"\ ".\galois.h"\ ".\qrerror.h"\ .\galois.cpp : \ ".\galois.h"\ .\imagereader.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ ".\codedata.h"\ ".\container.h"\ ".\ecidecoder.h"\ ".\formatinfo.h"\ ".\galois.h"\ ".\imagereader.h"\ ".\qrerror.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cv.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cvcompat.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cvtypes.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxcore.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxerror.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxtypes.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"emmintrin.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"mmintrin.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"xmmintrin.h"\ .\libdecodeqr.cpp : \ ".\bitstream.h"\ ".\codedata.h"\ ".\container.h"\ ".\ecidecoder.h"\ ".\formatinfo.h"\ ".\galois.h"\ ".\imagereader.h"\ ".\qrerror.h"\ ".\qrtypes.h"\ ".\version.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cv.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cvcompat.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cvtypes.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxcore.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxerror.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"cxtypes.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"emmintrin.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"mmintrin.h"\ {$(INCLUDE)}"xmmintrin.h"\ libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/test/0000755000175000017500000000000010571143707016760 5ustar iwamatsuiwamatsulibdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/test/test_galois.cpp0000644000175000017500000000267210567152033022005 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // test_galois.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: test_galois.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include #include #include "../libdecodeqr/galois.h" int main(int argc,char *argv[]) { puts("testing gaussian elimination on GF(2^8)"); Galois::Field *gf=new Galois::Field(8); // // may return (1,2); // Galois::Polynomial *mat=new Galois::Polynomial(2,3); mat->set(0,0,gf->exp2nomial(1)); mat->set(0,1,gf->exp2nomial(2)); mat->set(0,2,&(*gf->exp2nomial(1)* *gf->exp2nomial(1)+ *gf->exp2nomial(2)* *gf->exp2nomial(2))); //a^52 mat->set(1,0,gf->exp2nomial(2)); mat->set(1,1,gf->exp2nomial(4)); mat->set(1,2,&(*gf->exp2nomial(2)* *gf->exp2nomial(1)+ *gf->exp2nomial(4)* *gf->exp2nomial(2))); //a^226 Galois::Polynomial *a=mat->solve(); assert(a&&a->nomial[0]->val==1&&a->nomial[1]->val==2); delete a; delete mat; delete gf; puts("done"); return(0); } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/test/test_codedata.cpp0000644000175000017500000000340310567152033022264 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // test_codedata.cpp --a part of libdecodeqr // // Copyright(C) 2007 NISHI Takao // JMA (Japan Medical Association) // NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) // // This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. // You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. // // $Id: test_codedata.cpp 36 2007-02-21 23:22:03Z zophos $ // #include #include #include "../libdecodeqr/codedata.h" int main(int argc,char *argv[]) { int i; /* Qr::CodeData *words=new Qr::CodeData(1,1); unsigned char test_data2[26]={ 128,68,133,167,73,167,139,108, 0,236,17,236,17,236,17,236, 17,236,17,249,187,11,161,75, 69,244 }; for(i=0;i<26;i++){ words->push(test_data2[i]); } */ Qr::CodeData *words=new Qr::CodeData(1,2); puts("testing no-error data"); unsigned char sent[26]={ 32,65,205,69,41,220,46,128, 236,42,159,74,221,244,169,239, 150,138,70,237,85,224,96,74, 219,61 }; for(i=0;i<26;i++){ words->push(sent[i]); } assert(words->decode()==0); puts("testing 2 errors data"); words->clear(); unsigned char recv[26]={ 33,64,205,69,41,220,46,128, 236,42,159,74,221,244,169,239, 150,138,70,237,85,224,96,74, 219,61 }; for(i=0;i<26;i++){ words->push(recv[i]); } assert(words->decode()==2); puts("verifing corrected data"); unsigned char *corrected=words->dump(); for(i=0;i<26;i++){ assert(corrected[i]==sent[i]); } delete corrected; delete words; puts("done"); return(0); } libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/src/test/Makefile.in0000644000175000017500000000164610567152033021031 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// 本文ECIモード (未実装) int charactor_size; // 本文文字数 int byte_size; // 本文バイト数 } QrCodeHeader; }}} QRコードヘッダ構造体 == コンストラクタ == === qr_decoder_open === {{{ QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: QRデコーダハンドル デコーダを初期化する。 === qr_decoder_open_with_image_size === {{{ QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_open_with_image_size( int width, int height, int depth, int channel ); }}} * 引数: * int width : 画像バッファの幅(pixel) * int height : 画像バッファの高さ(pixel) * int depth : 画像バッファのピクセルあたりのbit数 * int channel : 画像バッファのチャンネル数 * 戻り値: QRデコーダハンドル 画像バッファの幅，高さ，ピクセルあたりのbit数，チャンネル数を指定してデコーダを初期化する。[[BR]] ピクセルあたりのbit数はIPL_DEPTH_8UなどOpenCVの定数を指定する。[[BR]] 一般的な24bitフルカラー画像では depth = IPL_DEPTH_8U, channel = 3 と指定する。 入力画像のサイズが既知の場合，バッファサイズを指定してデコーダを初期化することで，バッファ確保にかかるオーバーヘッドを低減できる。 == デストラクタ == === qr_decoder_close === {{{ void qr_decoder_close(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値:なし デコーダ内の各バッファを破壊し終了処理を行う。 == バッファ初期化 == Webカメラからの入力など，フォーマットの一定した画像を連続で扱う際に使用する。 === qr_decoder_set_image_size === {{{ qr_decoder_set_image_size( QrDecoderHandle decoder, int width, int height, int depth, int channel ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * int width : 画像バッファの幅(pixel) * int height : 画像バッファの高さ(pixel) * int depth : 画像バッファのピクセルあたりのbit数 * int channel : 画像バッファのチャンネル数 * 戻り値: QRデコーダハンドル デコーダの入力画像バッファの幅，高さ，ピクセルあたりのbit数，チャンネル数を指定する。[[BR]] qr_decoder_open()で初期化したデコーダのバッファのサイズ指定，およびqr_decoder_open_with_image_size()で初期化したデコーダのバッファサイズの再指定を行う。 === qr_decoder_set_image_buffer === {{{ QrDecoderHandle qr_decoder_set_image_buffer( QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * !IplImage *src : 画像バッファへのポインタ * 戻り値: QRデコーダハンドル srcとして指定したIplImage形式の画像バッファをデコーダの画像バッファとする。[[BR]] 指定するバッファはtop-left origin (src->origin==0)で無ければならない。[[BR]] bottom-left origin (src->origin==1)の場合は，highguiのcvConvertImage()などでtop-left originに変換すること。 IplImageの構造は[http://opencvlibrary.sourceforge.net/CxCore#head-b9f1e08636cc1f2bc532f3970cc41deaf5eedd9b OpenCVのマニュアル]を参照のこと。 == バッファ取得 == === qr_decoder_get_image_buffer === {{{ IplImage *qr_decoder_get_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: IplImage型のバッファへのポインタ qr_decoder_open_with_image_size(), qr_decoder_set_image_size()およびqr_decoder_set_image()で設定された原画像を格納するバッファのアドレスを取得する。 === qr_decoder_get_transformed_image_buffer === {{{ IplImage *qr_decoder_get_transformed_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: IplImage型のバッファへのポインタ 歪み補正済みカラー画像を格納するバッファのアドレスを取得する。(デバッグ用) === qr_decoder_get_binarized_image_buffer === {{{ IplImage *qr_decoder_get_binarized_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: IplImage型のバッファへのポインタ 二値画像を格納するバッファのアドレスを取得する。(デバッグ用) === qr_decoder_get_tmp_image_buffer === {{{ IplImage *qr_decoder_get_tmp_image_buffer(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: IplImage型のバッファへのポインタ ワークバッファのアドレスを取得する。(デバッグ用) == デコード == === qr_decoder_decode === {{{ short qr_decoder_decode( QrDecoderHandle decoder, int adaptive_th_size=DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta=DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * int adaptive_th_size : 動的二値化処理ブロックサイズ * int adaptive_th_delta : 動的二値化処理差分閾値 * 戻り値: デコード結果ステータス 初期化済みバッファの内容をデコードする。[[BR]] adaptive_th_sizeは3以上の奇数または0以下の値を指定すること。[[BR]] adaptive_th_sizeに0以下の値を指定したときは，adaptive_th_deltaを閾値とする固定二値化処理が行われる。 デコード結果ステータスは[source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/qrerror.h#latest qrerror.h]で定義された値のうち該当するものをOR処理したものとなる。 ex) * デコード成功時: QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED * デコードには成功したが本文に修復不能なエラーが含まれていたとき: QR_IMAGEREADER_DECODED|QR_CODEDATA_UNRECOVERABLE * 画像からQRコードを特定できずデコードに失敗したとき: QR_IMAGEREADER_ERROR|QR_IMAGEREADER_NOT_FOUND_FINDER_PATTERN === qr_decoder_decode_image === {{{ short qr_decoder_decode_image( QrDecoderHandle decoder, IplImage *src, int adaptive_th_size=DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_SIZE, int adaptive_th_delta=DEFAULT_ADAPTIVE_TH_DELTA ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * !IplImage *src : 画像バッファへのポインタ * int adaptive_th_size : 動的二値化処理ブロックサイズ * int adaptive_th_delta : 動的二値化処理差分閾値 * 戻り値: デコード結果ステータス。 srcに与えられた画像をデコードする。 srcとして指定したIplImage形式の画像バッファをデコーダの画像バッファとする。[[BR]] 指定するバッファはtop-left origin (src->origin==0)で無ければならない。[[BR]] bottom-left origin (src->origin==1)の場合は，highguiのcvConvertImage()などでtop-left originに変換すること。 == デコード済みデータ取得 == === qr_decoder_get_header === {{{ int qr_decoder_get_header( QrDecoderHandle decoder, QrCodeHeader *header ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * !QrCodeHeader *header : QRコードヘッダ構造体を格納するバッファへのポインタ * 戻り値: 失敗時:0，成功時:1 QRコードヘッダ構造体を取得し，headerに指定されたバッファに格納する。 === qr_decoder_get_body === {{{ int qr_decoder_get_body( QrDecoderHandle decoder, unsigned char *buf, int buf_size ); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * unsigned char *buf : QRコード本文を格納するバッファへのポインタ * int buf_size : バッファサイズ(byte) * 戻り値: 失敗時:0，成功時:格納された本文のbyte数 QRコード本文を取得し，bufに指定されたバッファに格納する。 格納された本文には，その形式に関わらず，終端文字'\0'が'''追加されない'''。[[BR]] ただしバッファは事前に0クリアされるので，qr_decoder_get_header()で取得できる本文のbyte数より大きなサイズのバッファを用意することで終端文字のかわりとできる。 == デコーダ状態取得 == === qr_decoder_get_status === {{{ short qr_decoder_get_status(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: ステータスコード ステータスは[source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/qrerror.h#latest qrerror.h]で定義された値のうち該当するものをOR処理したものとなる。 === qr_decoder_is_busy === {{{ int qr_decoder_is_busy(QrDecoderHandle decoder); }}} * 引数: * !QrDecoderHandle decoder : QRデコーダハンドル * 戻り値: デコード中:1, アイドル:0 デコード実行中か否かの状態を戻す。 == バージョン情報 == バージョン情報は "Major.Minor.Teeny Suffix (Revision)" から構成され，Major, Minor, Teenyはリリース時に更新される。[[BR]] 開発中バージョンは，時期リリース予定の"Major.Minor.Teeny"のあとにSuffixとして"-dev"を付加し，開発中バージョン間は Revisionで区別する。 === qr_decoder_version === {{{ char *qr_decoder_version(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: バージョン情報 (文字列)へのポインタ === qr_decoder_version_major === {{{ int qr_decoder_version_major(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: メジャーバージョン === qr_decoder_version_minor === {{{ int qr_decoder_version_minor(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: マイナーバージョン === qr_decoder_version_teeny === {{{ int qr_decoder_version_teeny(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: ティニアバージョン === qr_decoder_version_suffix === {{{ char *qr_decoder_version_suffix(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: バージョンサフィックス(文字列)へのポインタ === qr_decoder_version_revision === {{{ char *qr_decoder_version_revision(); }}} * 引数: なし * 戻り値: リビジョン情報(文字列)へのポインタ ---- {{{ #!html
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}}} libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/doc/README0000644000175000017500000000456210571143160016637 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu= libdecodeqr = == Whta's this? == "libdecodeqr" is a C/C++ library for docoding QR code, which based on JIS X 0510 and ISO/IEC18004. This library is able to decode miscellaneous images those are taken with a file, with a webcam, with a scanner, and so on. == Features == * Supports miscellaneous image formats and input devices. * Hi-Speed decoding. * Completely Free. == Requirements == * g++ / VC++6 * [http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/ OpenCV] 0.9.7 or later * Gtk2 for UN*X (required by OpenCV) == Download == === Binary Release === Sorry, Not available yet. === Latest Stable Source Code === * version 0.9.3 http://http://trac.koka-in.org/libdecodeqr/attachment/wiki/WikiStart/libdecodeqr-0.9.3.tar.bz2 === Latest Development Source Code === We use Subversion for source revision control and code sharing. {{{ svn co svn://svn.koka-in.org/libdecodeqr/trunk }}} == How to use == === Build and Intstall === see BuildAndInstall for detail. ==== Windows ==== 1. open $(archive_dir)/src/libdecodeqr/libdecodeqr.dsw 1. build the project (press [F7] key) or 1. start command prompt 1. run VCVARS32.BAT 1. nmake libdecodeqr.mak The Libraly file and header files are NOT installed automaticaly. After building, set places of decodeqr.h, qrtypes.h, qrerror.h and libdecodeqr.lib to your environments if you need. ==== UN*X ==== 1. $ cd $(archive_dir)/src/ 1. $ ./configure 1. $ make 1. $ sudo make install === API Reference === see ApiReference === Sample Codes === * [source:trunk/src/sample/simple/simpletest.cpp#latest simple usage] * [source:trunk/src/sample/webcam/webcam.cpp#latest with webcam] == How to Hack == see HackingGuide == Contact Us == === Web Page === http://trac.koka-in.org/libdecodeqr === Mailing List === mailto:libdecodeqr@koka-in.org To subscribe this list, please send the following phrase {{{ subscribe Your-Last-Name Your-First-Name }}} e.g. {{{ subscribe NISHI Takao }}} in the mail body (not subject) to the address . == Copying == Copyright (c) 2007 NISHI Takao , JMA (Japan Medical Association) and !NaCl (Network Applied Communication Laboratory Ltd.) All rights reserved.[[BR]] This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. You can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of LGPL. libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/doc/HackingGuide.ja0000644000175000017500000001112310571143160020604 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu= Hacking Guide = 覚え書きなど == 認識アルゴリズム == ''FIXME'' == BCHおよびリードソロモン復号 == JIS X 0510に書いてあるデコード方法を使うよりは普通にピーターソン法で解いた方が楽。 特に「附属書B 誤り訂正復号手順」は誤訳も多く，わざとわかりにくく書いてあるとしか思えない。 型番情報および形式情報のBCH復号は，ピーターソン法で誤り位置を求め，求まった位置のbitを反転するだけ。 本文の復号は，ピーターソン法でm個の誤り位置J(0)～J(m-1)を検出した後，エラーシンドロームS(n)が {{{ S(n) = Σ{r(i) * a(n*i)} = Σ{s(i) * a(n*i)} + Σ{e(J(x)) * a(J(x)*n)} = Σ{e(J(x)) * a(J(x)*n)} ただし r(x): 末尾からx byte目の受信データ s(x): 末尾からx byte目の送信データ e(x): 末尾からx byte目のエラーの大きさ a(x): GF(2^8)の指数表現xの元 }}} となることを利用して連立方程式 {{{ e(J(0)) + ... + e(J(m-1)) = S(0) e(J(0)) * a(J(0)) + ... + e(J(m-1)) * a(J(m-1)) = S(1) : e(J(0)) * a(J(0) * (m-1)) + ... + e(J(m-1)) * a(J(m-1) * (m-1)) = S(m-1) }}} を解いてe(J(0))～e(J(m-1))を求め，求まった値をr(J(x))に加算することで行える。 {{{ r(x) = s(x) + e(x) s(x) = r(x) - e(x) ガロア体では減算と加算は等価だから s(x) = r(x) + e(x) }}} 本来GF(n^m)のリードソロモンはデータ長がn^m-1である必要があるが，未使用の上位桁を0で埋めることによりデータ長を縮小することができる。JIS X 0510の表12～18で定義されている「RSブロック」はこれを利用してデータ長(総コード長)を縮小しているものと考えられる(ただし未検証)。[[BR]] リードソロモン復号を既存のライブラリ(ex. http://www.ka9q.net/code/fec/ など)に置き換える場合には，上位byteを0パディングしてデータ長を255byteにしなければならない可能性がある。 == 内部構造 == いいかげんなクラス図:[[BR]] [[Image(class_diagram.png)]] === Qr === ==== ImageReader ==== 画像解析クラス * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/imagereader.h#latest imagereader.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/imagereader.cpp#latest imagereader.cpp] ==== Qr ==== QRコード (Iterator) * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/container.h#latest container.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/container.cpp#latest container.cpp] ==== FormatInfo ==== 形式情報　(Iterator) * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/formatinfo.h#latest formatinfo.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/formatinfo.cpp#latest formatinfo.cpp] ==== PattarnMaker ==== マスクパターン生成抽象クラス * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/formatinfo.h#latest formatinfo.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/formatinfo.cpp#latest formatinfo.cpp] ==== PattarnMaker000 ==== ==== PattarnMaker001 ==== ==== PattarnMaker010 ==== ==== PattarnMaker011 ==== ==== PattarnMaker100 ==== ==== PattarnMaker101 ==== ==== PattarnMaker110 ==== ==== PattarnMaker111 ==== ==== CodeData ==== QRコード本文 (Iterator) * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.h#latest codedata.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.cpp#latest codedata.cpp] ==== CodeBlock ==== QRコード本文リードソロモンデータブロック (Iterator) * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.h#latest codedata.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/codedata.cpp#latest codedata.cpp] ==== BitStream ==== bit処理用疑似IO * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/bitstream.h#latest bitstream.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/bitstream.cpp#latest bitstream.cpp] ==== ECI ==== ECI構造体デコードモジュール * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/ecidecoder.h#latest ecidecoder.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/ecidecoder.cpp#latest ecidecoder.cpp] ===== Decoder ===== ===== NumericalDecoder ===== ===== AlphabeticalDecoder ===== ===== ByteDecoder ===== ===== GenericDecoder ===== ===== KanjiDecoder ===== === Galois === ガロア体演算パッケージ * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/galois.h#latest galois.h] * [source:/trunk/src/libdecodeqr/galois.cpp#latest galois.cpp] ==== Field ==== ガロア体母集合 (Flyweight Factory) 同じ生成多項式を持つNomialを全て格納 ==== Nomial ==== ガロア体要素 (Flyweight) オブジェクトはFieldクラス生成時に生成される ==== Polynomial ==== ガロア体多項式および行列 ==== BCH ==== BCH演算 libdecodeqr-0.9.3.orig/doc/LGPL0000644000175000017500000006350410567152033016445 0ustar iwamatsuiwamatsu GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2.1, February 1999 Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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