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repa-examples-3.4.0.1: examples/Laplace/src-repa/Main.hs

{-# LANGUAGE BangPatterns, RankNTypes, FlexibleContexts #-}
-- | Solver for the Laplace equation
--      You supply a BMP files specifying the boundary conditions.
--      The output is written back to another BMP file.
--
import Data.Array.Repa.Algorithms.Pixel
import Data.Array.Repa.Algorithms.ColorRamp
import Data.Array.Repa.IO.BMP   
import Data.Array.Repa.IO.Timing
import System.Environment
import Data.Word
import Control.Monad
import SolverGet                as SG
import SolverStencil            as SS
import Data.Array.Repa          as R
import Prelude                  as P

type Solver m 
        =  Monad m
        => Int                  -- ^ Number of iterations to use.
        -> Array U DIM2 Double  -- ^ Boundary value mask.
        -> Array U DIM2 Double  -- ^ Boundary values.
        -> Array U DIM2 Double  -- ^ Initial state.
        -> m (Array U DIM2 Double)

solvers 
 =      [ ("get",       SG.solveLaplace)
        , ("stencil",   SS.solveLaplace) ]


main :: IO ()
main 
 = do   args    <- getArgs
        case args of
          [strSolver, steps, fileInput, fileOutput]     
            ->  let Just solver = lookup strSolver solvers
                in  laplace solver (read steps) fileInput fileOutput

          _ -> do
                putStr usage
                return ()


-- | Command line usage information.
usage   :: String
usage   = unlines
        [ "Usage: laplace <solver> <iterations> <input.bmp> <output.bmp>"
        , ""
        , "  iterations  :: Int       Number of iterations to use in the solver."
        , "  input.bmp   :: FileName  Uncompressed RGB24 or RGBA32 BMP file for initial and boundary values."
        , "  output.bmp  :: FileName  BMP file to write output to."
        , "" 
        , "  solver = one of " P.++ show (P.map fst solvers)
        , ""
        , "  Format of input file:"
        , "      Boundary values are indicated in greyscale,"
        , "        ie from the list [(x, x, x) | x <- [0 .. 255]]"
        , "      Non-boundary values are indicated in blue,"
        , "        ie (0, 0, 255)"
        , "      Any other pixel value is an error." 
        , ""
        , "  NOTE: For GHC 7.0.3, this runs better when you turn off the parallel"
        , "        garbage collector. Run with +RTS -qg"
        , "" ]
                        

-- | Solve it.
laplace :: Solver IO
        -> Int                  -- ^ Number of iterations to use.
        -> FilePath             -- ^ Input file.
        -> FilePath             -- ^ Output file
        -> IO ()

laplace solve steps fileInput fileOutput
 = do
        -- Load up the file containing boundary conditions.
        arrImage        <- liftM (either (error . show) id)
                        $  readImageFromBMP fileInput

        arrBoundValue   <- computeP $ R.map slurpBoundValue arrImage
        arrBoundMask    <- computeP $ R.map slurpBoundMask  arrImage
        let arrInitial  = arrBoundValue         
        
        -- Run the Laplace solver and print how long it took.
        (arrFinal, t)   <- time $ solve steps arrBoundMask arrBoundValue arrInitial

        putStr (prettyTime t)

        -- Write out the result to a file.
        arrImageOut     <- computeP
                        $  R.map rgb8OfDouble
                        $  R.map (rampColorHotToCold 0.0 1.0) arrFinal

        writeImageToBMP fileOutput arrImageOut


-- | Extract the boundary value from a RGB triple.
slurpBoundValue :: (Word8, Word8, Word8) -> Double
{-# INLINE slurpBoundValue #-}
slurpBoundValue (!r, !g, !b)
        -- A non-boundary value.
        | r == 0 && g == 0 && b == 255  
        = 0

        -- A boundary value.
        | (r == g) && (r == b) 
        = fromIntegral (fromIntegral r :: Int) / 255
        
        | otherwise
        = error $ "Unhandled pixel value in input " P.++ show (r, g, b)


-- | Extract boundary mask from a RGB triple.
slurpBoundMask :: (Word8, Word8, Word8) -> Double
{-# INLINE slurpBoundMask #-}
slurpBoundMask (!r, !g, !b)
        -- A non-boundary value.
        | r == 0 && g == 0 && b == 255  
        = 1

        -- A boundary value.
        | (r == g) && (r == b) 
        = 0
        
        | otherwise
        = error $ "Unhandled pixel value in input " P.++ show (r, g, b)