* doc: avoid use of GCC's old syntax (`-Wgnu-designator`)
* doc: highlight shell commands
* doc: point the C++ docs to v8.12
* doc: avoid highlight on output matching bash keywords
* ADded optional output parameter to smartcrop to track the center of
attention.
* Added unit test.
* Added docs & updated changelog.
* Updated argument labels & types in documentation.
* nsgifload: avoid minimise after mapping
Not reliable on Windows.
* nsgifload: prefer use of `VIPS_FREEF` macro
* Improve `test_descriptors.c`
* Only build `test_descriptors` when targeting Linux
* add simple bash completion support
* add "completions" subdir to meson
* start extending completion to extra args
* file complete for every arg after 1
* add completion for enums, file, ints, doubles
* docs, try to improve directory completion
though dir completion is not working correctly, I'm not sure why
* compiles
* note changelog
and switch to FATSTRIP (much quicker)
* don't duplicate header fields in fitssave
be careful not to set records twice in save
see https://github.com/libvips/libvips/issues/3113
* tiny polish
* libnsgif: update script: Fix to handle dir with no patches
* libnsgif: Update to latest upstream
Fixes loading of broken gifs with truncated final frame.
* nsgifload: Call nsgif_data_complete after data scan
This allows libnsgif to distinguish between awaiting more
data, and a broken truncated GIF. In the latter case we
can display what we have.
* reimplement threadpool
just a set of threads that get recycled
"ninja test" passes and dzsave seems to work, though pytest fails for
some reason
* clean up threading code a bit
move base stuff into thread.c, so we have a simple
thread -> threadset -> threadpool
layering
* start trying to revert g_threadpool
based on the original commit
* working!
nice low systime again
still need to repply cnages to threadpool.c since 80e0cc3d1
* reapply fixes from master
so threadpool.c is now up to date
* rename VipsThread as VipsWorker
a bit less confusing
* use a semaphore to count workers in a pool
* tidy up
* formatting
* dynamic threadpool sizing
based on counting the number of blocked threads in each pool
it works, but the improvement is not great :(
* add "concurrency" metadata item
so operators can hint threadpool size (dzsave especially)
* don't use thinstrip for small images
* add RGB mode to openslide
since flatten was taking 20% of CPU time for dzsave
* fix up rgb mode
now actually works
* make the tile buffer per thread
in the new openslideload rgb mode
* fix dynamic pool downsize
* mild refactoring
* fix the buffer system
oops, turned it off by mistake
* all done!
* revise changelog
* Update libvips/iofuncs/threadset.c
Co-authored-by: Kleis Auke Wolthuizen <github@kleisauke.nl>
* Update libvips/iofuncs/threadset.c
Co-authored-by: Kleis Auke Wolthuizen <github@kleisauke.nl>
* LSan: add libMagickCore to suppression file
* Revert "Remove mutex lock for VipsThreadStartFn"
This reverts commit 41440491.
* add VIPS_MAX_THREADS
to set a hard limit on the threadset size
* Revert "Revert "Remove mutex lock for VipsThreadStartFn""
This reverts commit 77e8520966ba79194fff3b4e648bbd295cd5c260.
* remove sslock from sink.c
* move fixed threadpool build to init
not first use
* add some doc comments
* revert test suite threshold change
* add a test for MAX_THREADS
and move the test tmp/ area into the builddir
* limit VIPS_MAX_THREADS to sane values
* use tabs rather than spaces
Co-authored-by: Kleis Auke Wolthuizen <github@kleisauke.nl>
* tests: consolidate redundant, duplicated helper code
These functions currently exist in a sourced shell library, but there is
an identical copy of them in a single test file. Get rid of this
duplicate definition.
* tests: mark some tests as skipped if bc is not installed
`exit 77` is the GNU exitcode protocol for tests that cannot be run
because their prerequisites are not available. If `bc` is not installed,
and it often isn't, the test can be short-circuited instead of failing;
meson will report them in "warning yellow".
* tests: mark some tests as skipped if support is not compiled
Not all test cases can be cleanly marked as skipped -- sometimes,
multiple things are checked, and having one be unavailable should not
mean skipping all tests.
But in a couple cases, a test file only tests one thing, and that may be
skipped. In such cases, it can be semantically indicated in the test
harness report collection, that a skip occurred.
* seems to export to cmyk+2 correctly
We'll need something fancier for import.
* more hacking
* Revert "more hacking"
This reverts commit fcdad5b491fc4d5a1750388947e42d1e98b1d9d7.
* generalise to many colour export
Should work up to 12 colour profiles (all that lcms supports).
* support import with N-colour profiles
* CI: upgrade macOS runner to version 12 (Monterey)
* CI: upgrade actions/checkout to v3
* CI: remove retry logic for apt
The Linux runners on GitHub Actions already retries up to 10 times,
see:
6c93c24107/images/linux/scripts/base/apt.sh (L11-L12)
* CI: remove redundant `DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive` env
The Linux runners on GitHub Actions already sets this env variable,
see:
6c93c24107/images/linux/scripts/installers/dpkg-config.sh (L10)
* CI: remove redundant `HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1` env
The macOS runners on GitHub Actions already sets this env variable,
see:
6c93c24107/images/macos/provision/configuration/environment/bashrc (L26)
* CI: prefer shorthand flag of apt-get `--fix-missing`
* CI: install libjxl on macOS runner
* Update test suite's README.md
* spngsave: ensure quantisation occurs last
i.e. after setting the metadata and phyiscal pixel dimensions,
since quantisation will overwrite the image.
* spngsave: avoid over-allocation of temporary buffer
For low-bitdepth write and palette-based output.
