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examples/shaders/gaussian_vertical.cpp

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1#ifdef __cplusplus // Expose host declarations only when a C++ compiler reads this shader.
2#include "shdr.h" // Include shdr.h declarations.
3#endif // Finish this conditional compilation branch.
4
5// Second Gaussian pass, its separate output avoids in-place neighborhood races.
6layout(local_size_x = 64, local_size_y = 1, local_size_z = 1) in; // Group 64 independent invocations along x.
7layout(std430, binding = 0) readonly buffer Inputs { // Read the preceding stage's input elements through buffer binding 0.
8    float input_values[]; // Store the preceding stage's input elements.
9}; // Finish this declaration.
10layout(std430, binding = 1) writeonly buffer Outputs { // Write this stage's output elements through buffer binding 1.
11    float output_values[]; // Store this stage's output elements.
12}; // Finish this declaration.
13uniform uint width; // Set the row width of the flattened image buffer.
14uniform uint height; // Set the number of rows in the image buffer.
15
16// Use the horizontal pass's clamp-to-edge convention for the second axis.
17float sample_value(int x, int y) { // Read a grayscale neighbor with the shared clamp-to-edge border rule.
18    x = clamp(x, 0, int(width) - 1); // Clamp the neighboring column to the closest valid image pixel.
19    y = clamp(y, 0, int(height) - 1); // Clamp the neighboring row to the closest valid image pixel.
20    return input_values[uint(y) * width + uint(x)]; // Read this clamped coordinate from the row-major input buffer.
21} // End this block.
22
23void main() { // Apply the five-tap Gaussian approximation along one image column.
24    uint i = gl_GlobalInvocationID.x; // Select this invocation's global x coordinate.
25    if (i >= width * height) // Guard the flattened image against padding invocations.
26        return; // Stop this invocation before performing another resource access.
27    int x = int(i % width), y = int(i / width); // Recover the column and row from the flattened pixel index.
28    output_values[i] = // Write this pixel's vertical Gaussian approximation.
29        (sample_value(x, y - 2) + 4.0 * sample_value(x, y - 1) + 6.0 * sample_value(x, y) + // Weight the first three neighbors by one, four and six.
30         4.0 * sample_value(x, y + 1) + sample_value(x, y + 2)) / // Weight the final two neighbors by four and one.
31        16.0; // Normalize by the sum of the five integer weights.
32} // End this block.