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  /external/pdfium/third_party/lcms/src/
cmsgmt.c 30 // Auxiliary: append a Lab identity after the given sequence of profiles
31 // and return the transform. Lab profile is closed, rest of profiles are kept open.
67 // Place Lab identity at chain's end.
104 cmsCIELab Lab;
121 cmsDoTransform(xform, cmyk, &Lab, 1);
122 SampledPoints[i]= (cmsFloat32Number) (1.0 - Lab.L / 100.0); // Negate K for easier operation
201 cmsHTRANSFORM hForward, hReverse; // Transforms going from Lab to colorant and back
225 // Convert input to Lab
341 // Fill Lab identity
354 // 16 bits to Lab double
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cmssamp.c 75 cmsCIELab Lab;
104 // Lab will be used as the output space, but lab2 will avoid recursion
123 // Convert black to Lab
124 cmsDoTransform(xform, Black, &Lab, 1);
127 Lab.a = Lab.b = 0;
128 if (Lab.L > 50) Lab.L = 50;
133 // Convert from Lab (which is now clipped) to XYZ.
134 cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, &BlackXYZ, &Lab);
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cmspcs.c 54 8 bit Lab PCS:
60 16 bit Lab PCS:
142 // Standard XYZ to Lab. it can handle negative XZY numbers in some cases
143 void CMSEXPORT cmsXYZ2Lab(const cmsCIEXYZ* WhitePoint, cmsCIELab* Lab, const cmsCIEXYZ* xyz)
154 Lab->L = 116.0*fy - 16.0;
155 Lab->a = 500.0*(fx - fy);
156 Lab->b = 200.0*(fy - fz);
160 // Standard XYZ to Lab. It can return negative XYZ in some cases
161 void CMSEXPORT cmsLab2XYZ(const cmsCIEXYZ* WhitePoint, cmsCIEXYZ* xyz, const cmsCIELab* Lab)
168 y = (Lab-> L + 16.0) / 116.0
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cmssm.c 321 // Auxiliary to retrieve a pointer to the segmentr containing the Lab value
323 cmsGDBPoint* GetPoint(cmsGDB* gbd, const cmsCIELab* Lab, cmsSpherical* sp)
330 _cmsAssert(Lab != NULL);
334 _cmsVEC3init(&v, Lab ->L - 50.0, Lab ->a, Lab ->b);
356 // Add a point to gamut descriptor. Point to add is in Lab color space.
358 cmsBool CMSEXPORT cmsGDBAddPoint(cmsHANDLE hGBD, const cmsCIELab* Lab)
366 ptr = GetPoint(gbd, Lab, &sp);
390 cmsBool CMSEXPORT cmsGDBCheckPoint(cmsHANDLE hGBD, const cmsCIELab* Lab)
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cmspack.c 766 // This is a conversion of Lab double to 16 bits
777 cmsCIELab Lab;
779 Lab.L = Pt[0];
780 Lab.a = Pt[Stride];
781 Lab.b = Pt[Stride*2];
783 cmsFloat2LabEncoded(wIn, &Lab);
795 // This is a conversion of Lab float to 16 bits
802 cmsCIELab Lab;
809 Lab.L = Pt[0];
810 Lab.a = Pt[Stride]
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cmslut.c 941 cmsCIELab Lab;
946 Lab.L = In[0] * 100.0;
947 Lab.a = In[1] * 255.0 - 128.0;
948 Lab.b = In[2] * 255.0 - 128.0;
950 cmsLab2XYZ(NULL, &XYZ, &Lab);
1047 // To Lab to float. Note that the MPE gives numbers in normal Lab range
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cmsps2.c 39 interpolation tables are limited to 8 bits, I use Lab as a way to
41 of each CRD, CSA the profiles are converted to Lab via a device
42 link between profile -> Lab or Lab -> profile. The PS code necessary to
43 convert Lab <-> XYZ is also included.
103 Lab is used in such cases.
122 These are always implemented as CLUT, and always are using Lab. Since CRD are expected to
138 /RangeABC <.. used for XYZ -> Lab>
147 The following stages are used to convert from XYZ to Lab
171 EncodeABC finally gives Lab values
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  /external/pdfium/third_party/lcms/include/
lcms2.h 426 cmsSigLabData = 0x4C616220, // 'Lab '
607 cmsColorSpaceSignature pcs; // PCS, XYZ or Lab only
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  /external/autotest/docs/
test-that.md 19 launch jobs in the ChromeOS Hardware Lab (or against a local Autotest instance
58 ### Running jobs in the lab
60 `test_that` now allows you to run jobs in the test lab. The usage is similar to
61 running tests against a specified host. The keyword :lab: is used as
72 $ test_that -b lumpy -i lumpy-paladin/R38-6009.0.0-rc4 :lab: dummy_Pass
75 This will kick off a suite in the lab that consists of just 1 job, dummy\_Pass,
77 lumpy-paladin/R38-6009.0.0-rc4. The lab's scheduler will take responsibility
86 $ test_that -b lumpy -i ${latest_image} :lab: dummy_Pass dummy_Fail
87 $ test_that -b lumpy -i ${latest_image} :lab: e:login_.*
90 Kicking off a run in the lab should be useful whenever you need to run
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