/*------------------------------------------------------------------------

 *

 * OpenVG 1.1 Reference Implementation

 * -----------------------------------

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 *//**

 * \file

 * \brief	Implementation of non-inline matrix functions.

 * \note	

 *//*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#include "riDefs.h"

#include "riMath.h"

#if 0

#include <stdio.h>

static void printMatrix(const Matrix3x3& m)

{

    // For tracing a bug in matrix inverse in release-builds.

    for(int i = 0; i < 3; i++)

    {

        printf("[%.4f %.4f %.4f]\n", m[i][0], m[i][1], m[i][2]);

    }

}

#endif

namespace OpenVGRI

{

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------*//*!

* \brief	Inverts a 3x3 matrix. Returns false if the matrix is singular.

* \param	

* \return	

* \note		

*//*-------------------------------------------------------------------*/

bool Matrix3x3::invert()

{

    // \todo Save computation on affine matrices?

	bool affine = isAffine();

	RIfloat det00 = matrix[1][1]*matrix[2][2] - matrix[2][1]*matrix[1][2];

	RIfloat det01 = matrix[2][0]*matrix[1][2] - matrix[1][0]*matrix[2][2];

	RIfloat det02 = matrix[1][0]*matrix[2][1] - matrix[2][0]*matrix[1][1];

	RIfloat d = matrix[0][0]*det00 + matrix[0][1]*det01 + matrix[0][2]*det02;

	if( d == 0.0f ) return false;	//singular, leave the matrix unmodified and return false

	d = 1.0f / d;

	Matrix3x3 t;

    // \note There is some bug (in GCC?) in accessing matrix elements: If data

    // is accessed like: t[i][j], then the following will produce incorrect

    // resulst on optimized builds. If the data is accessed through t.matrix,

    // then the output is correct. Debug build works correctly, and if print

    // calls are inserted, the code also works correctly. The context to get

    // this bug appear are fill paints (linear and radial gradient test

    // functions).

	t.matrix[0][0] = d * det00;

	t.matrix[1][0] = d * det01;

	t.matrix[2][0] = d * det02;

    //printf("t\n");

    //printMatrix(t);

	t.matrix[0][1] = d * (matrix[2][1]*matrix[0][2] - matrix[0][1]*matrix[2][2]);

	t.matrix[1][1] = d * (matrix[0][0]*matrix[2][2] - matrix[2][0]*matrix[0][2]);

	t.matrix[2][1] = d * (matrix[2][0]*matrix[0][1] - matrix[0][0]*matrix[2][1]);

	t.matrix[0][2] = d * (matrix[0][1]*matrix[1][2] - matrix[1][1]*matrix[0][2]);

	t.matrix[1][2] = d * (matrix[1][0]*matrix[0][2] - matrix[0][0]*matrix[1][2]);

	t.matrix[2][2] = d * (matrix[0][0]*matrix[1][1] - matrix[1][0]*matrix[0][1]);

	if(affine)

		t[2].set(0,0,1);	//affine matrix stays affine

	*this = t;

	return true;

}

//==============================================================================================

}	//namespace OpenVGRI