#include <j2k.h>
◆ m_can_decode
to tell that a tile can be decoded.
◆ m_comps_indices_to_decode
| OPJ_UINT32* opj_j2k_dec::m_comps_indices_to_decode |
◆ m_default_tcp
store decoding parameters common to all tiles (information like COD, COC in main header)
◆ m_discard_tiles
◆ m_end_tile_x
◆ m_end_tile_y
◆ m_header_data
◆ m_header_data_size
◆ m_idx_intersecting_tile_parts
| OPJ_UINT32 opj_j2k_dec::m_idx_intersecting_tile_parts |
Below if used when there's TLM information available and we use opj_set_decoded_area() to a subset of all tiles.
◆ m_intersecting_tile_parts_offset
| OPJ_OFF_T* opj_j2k_dec::m_intersecting_tile_parts_offset |
◆ m_last_sot_read_pos
Position of the last SOT marker read.
◆ m_last_tile_part
Indicate that the current tile-part is assume as the last tile part of the codestream.
It is useful in the case of PSot is equal to zero. The sot length will be compute in the SOD reader function. FIXME NOT USED for the moment
◆ m_nb_tile_parts_correction
◆ m_nb_tile_parts_correction_checked
| OPJ_BITFIELD opj_j2k_dec::m_nb_tile_parts_correction_checked |
TNsot correction : see issue 254.
◆ m_num_intersecting_tile_parts
| OPJ_UINT32 opj_j2k_dec::m_num_intersecting_tile_parts |
◆ m_numcomps_to_decode
◆ m_skip_data
◆ m_sot_length
to tell the tile part length
◆ m_start_tile_x
Only tiles index in the correct range will be decoded.
◆ m_start_tile_y
◆ m_state
locate in which part of the codestream the decoder is (main header, tile header, end)
◆ m_tile_ind_to_dec
Index of the tile to decode (used in get_tile).
◆ m_tlm
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: