#[repr(C)]
pub struct Dav1dPicture {
Show 19 fields pub seq_hdr: *mut Dav1dSequenceHeader, pub frame_hdr: *mut Dav1dFrameHeader, pub data: [*mut c_void; 3], pub stride: [isize; 2], pub p: Dav1dPictureParameters, pub m: Dav1dDataProps, pub content_light: *mut Dav1dContentLightLevel, pub mastering_display: *mut Dav1dMasteringDisplay, pub itut_t35: *mut Dav1dITUTT35, pub n_itut_t35: usize, pub reserved: [usize; 4], pub frame_hdr_ref: *mut Dav1dRef, pub seq_hdr_ref: *mut Dav1dRef, pub content_light_ref: *mut Dav1dRef, pub mastering_display_ref: *mut Dav1dRef, pub itut_t35_ref: *mut Dav1dRef, pub reserved_ref: [usize; 4], pub ref_: *mut Dav1dRef, pub allocator_data: *mut c_void,
}

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§seq_hdr: *mut Dav1dSequenceHeader§frame_hdr: *mut Dav1dFrameHeader§data: [*mut c_void; 3]

Pointers to planar image data (Y is [0], U is [1], V is [2]). The data should be bytes (for 8 bpc) or words (for 10 bpc). In case of words containing 10 bpc image data, the pixels should be located in the LSB bits, so that values range between [0, 1023]; the upper bits should be zero’ed out.

§stride: [isize; 2]

Number of bytes between 2 lines in data[] for luma [0] or chroma [1].

§p: Dav1dPictureParameters§m: Dav1dDataProps§content_light: *mut Dav1dContentLightLevel

High Dynamic Range Content Light Level metadata applying to this picture, as defined in section 5.8.3 and 6.7.3

§mastering_display: *mut Dav1dMasteringDisplay

High Dynamic Range Mastering Display Color Volume metadata applying to this picture, as defined in section 5.8.4 and 6.7.4

§itut_t35: *mut Dav1dITUTT35

Array of ITU-T T.35 metadata as defined in section 5.8.2 and 6.7.2

§n_itut_t35: usize

Number of ITU-T T35 metadata entries in the array

§reserved: [usize; 4]

< reserved for future use

§frame_hdr_ref: *mut Dav1dRef

< Dav1dFrameHeader allocation origin

§seq_hdr_ref: *mut Dav1dRef

< Dav1dSequenceHeader allocation origin

§content_light_ref: *mut Dav1dRef

< Dav1dContentLightLevel allocation origin

§mastering_display_ref: *mut Dav1dRef

< Dav1dMasteringDisplay allocation origin

§itut_t35_ref: *mut Dav1dRef

< Dav1dITUTT35 allocation origin

§reserved_ref: [usize; 4]

< reserved for future use

§ref_: *mut Dav1dRef

< Frame data allocation origin

§allocator_data: *mut c_void

< pointer managed by the allocator

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impl Clone for Dav1dPicture

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fn clone(&self) -> Dav1dPicture

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Dav1dPicture

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for Dav1dPicture

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