NAME

SYNOPSIS

#include <agar/math.h>

DESCRIPTION

#ifdef HAVE_SSE
typedef union m_color {
	__m128 m128;
	struct { float r, g, b, a; };
} M_Color;
#else
typedef struct m_color {
	M_Real r, g, b, a;
} M_Color;
#endif

Notice that SIMD extensions force single-precision floats, regardless of the precision for which Agar-Math was built.

INITIALIZATION

M_Color
M_ColorRGBA(M_Real r, M_Real g, M_Real b, M_Real a);

M_Color
M_ColorHSV(M_Real hue, M_Real saturation, M_Real value);

M_Color
M_ColorHSVA(M_Real hue, M_Real saturation, M_Real value, M_Real a);

M_Color
M_ColorBlack(void);

M_Color
M_ColorWhite(void);

M_Color
M_ColorGray(M_Real c);

M_Color
M_ReadColor(AG_DataSource *ds);

void
M_WriteColor(AG_DataSource *ds, const M_Color *C);

void
M_ColorTo4fv(const M_Color *C, float *fv);

void
M_ColorTo4dv(const M_Color *C, double *fv);

The M_ColorRGB() function returns an M_Color structure describing an opaque color composed of the given red, green and blue components. The components are real values ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. M_ColorRGBA() accepts an alpha component as well.

The M_ColorHSV() and M_ColorHSVA() functions return a color specified in terms of hue, saturation and value, all real numbers ranging from 0.0 to 1.0.

M_ColorBlack() returns an opaque black and M_ColorWhite() returns an opaque white. M_ColorGray() returns a shade of gray where c ranges from 0 to 1.0.

The M_ReadColor() and M_WriteColor() functions read or write a color structure from/to an AG_DataSource(3).

M_ColorTo4fv() and M_ColorTo4dv() convert a M_Color structure to an array of 4 float or double, respectively.

SEE ALSO

HISTORY