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#ifndef __GLES2PixelFormat_H__
#define __GLES2PixelFormat_H__

#include "OgreGLES2Prerequisites.h"
#include "OgrePixelFormat.h"

namespace Ogre {
    /**
    * Class to do pixel format mapping between GL and OGRE
    */
    class _OgreGLES2Export GLES2PixelUtil
    {
        public:
            /** Takes the OGRE pixel format and returns the appropriate GL one
                @returns a GLenum describing the format, or 0 if there is no exactly matching 
                one (and conversion is needed)
            */
            static GLenum getGLOriginFormat(PixelFormat mFormat);

            /** Takes the OGRE pixel format and returns type that must be provided
                to GL as data type for reading it into the GPU
                @returns a GLenum describing the data type, or 0 if there is no exactly matching 
                one (and conversion is needed)
            */
            static GLenum getGLOriginDataType(PixelFormat mFormat);

            /**    Takes the OGRE pixel format and returns the type that must be provided
                to GL as internal format. GL_NONE if no match exists.
            @param mFormat The pixel format
            @param hwGamma Whether a hardware gamma-corrected version is requested
            */
            static GLenum getGLInternalFormat(PixelFormat mFormat, bool hwGamma = false);

            /**    Takes the OGRE pixel format and returns the type that must be provided
                to GL as internal format. If no match exists, returns the closest match.
            @param mFormat The pixel format
            @param hwGamma Whether a hardware gamma-corrected version is requested
            */
            static GLenum getClosestGLInternalFormat(PixelFormat mFormat, bool hwGamma = false);

            /**    Function to get the closest matching OGRE format to an internal GL format. To be
                precise, the format will be chosen that is most efficient to transfer to the card 
                without losing precision.
                @remarks It is valid for this function to always return PF_A8R8G8B8.
            */
            static PixelFormat getClosestOGREFormat(GLenum fmt, GLenum dataType);

            /** Returns the maximum number of Mipmaps that can be generated until we reach
                the mininum format possible. This does not count the base level.
                @param width
                    The width of the area
                @param height
                    The height of the area
                @param depth
                    The depth of the area
                @param format
                    The format of the area
                @remarks
                    In case that the format is non-compressed, this simply returns
                    how many times we can divide this texture in 2 until we reach 1x1.
                    For compressed formats, constraints apply on minimum size and alignment
                    so this might differ.
            */
            static size_t getMaxMipmaps(size_t width, size_t height, size_t depth, PixelFormat format);

            /** Returns next power-of-two size if required by render system, in case
                RSC_NON_POWER_OF_2_TEXTURES is supported it returns value as-is.
            */
            static size_t optionalPO2(size_t value);
            static void convertToGLformat(const PixelBox &src, const PixelBox &dst);
    };
};

#endif