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import com.sun.scenario.effect.compiler.JSLC;
import com.sun.scenario.effect.compiler.JSLC.JSLCInfo;
import java.io.File;

/**
 * This class is only used at build time to generate EffectPeer
 * implementations from BoxBlur-based JSL files, and shouldn't be included
 * in the resulting runtime jar file.
 */
public class CompileBoxBlur {

    /*
     * The basic idea here is to create a few different versions of the
     * Gaussian-based hardware effect peers, based on the kernel size.
     * The first one handles kernel sizes up to 10, the next one up to 20,
     * and so on.  This is better than unrolling a single version, since the
     * generated shader would be very inefficient for smaller kernel sizes.
     */
    private static void compileBoxBlur(JSLCInfo jslcinfo)
        throws Exception
    {
        int outTypes = jslcinfo.outTypes;
        File baseFile = jslcinfo.getJSLFile();
        String base = CompileJSL.readFile(baseFile);
        long basetime = baseFile.lastModified();

        // output one hardware shader for each unrolled size
        jslcinfo.outTypes = (outTypes & JSLC.OUT_HW_SHADERS);
        for (int i = 10; i <= 120; i += 10) {
            String source = String.format(base, i);
            jslcinfo.peerName = jslcinfo.shaderName + "_" + i;
            JSLC.compile(jslcinfo, source, basetime);
        }
        jslcinfo.peerName = jslcinfo.shaderName + "_130";
        JSLC.compile(jslcinfo, String.format(base, 129), basetime);

        // output a single hardware peer class (can be instantiated for
        // each of the shaders generated above)
        jslcinfo.outTypes = (outTypes & JSLC.OUT_HW_PEERS);
        jslcinfo.peerName = null;
        String genericbase = String.format(base, 0);
        JSLC.compile(jslcinfo, genericbase, basetime);

        // output a single version of the software peer (there's
        // no loop unrolling in this case)
        jslcinfo.outTypes = (outTypes & JSLC.OUT_SW_PEERS);
        JSLC.compile(jslcinfo, genericbase, basetime);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        JSLCInfo jslcinfo = new JSLCInfo();
        jslcinfo.shaderName = "BoxBlur";
        jslcinfo.parseAllArgs(args);
        compileBoxBlur(jslcinfo);
    }
}