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#ifndef sw_Primitive_hpp
#define sw_Primitive_hpp

#include "Memset.hpp"
#include "Vertex.hpp"
#include "Device/Config.hpp"
#include "System/Build.hpp"

namespace sw
{
	struct Triangle MEMORY_SANITIZER_ONLY(: Memset<Triangle>)
	{
#if MEMORY_SANITIZER_ENABLED
		// Memory sanitizer cannot 'see' writes from JIT'd code, and can raise
		// false-positives when read. By clearing the struct in the constructor,
		// we can avoid triggering these false-positives.
		inline Triangle() : Memset<Triangle>(this, 0) {}
#endif // MEMORY_SANITIZER_ENABLED

		Vertex v0;
		Vertex v1;
		Vertex v2;
	};

	struct PlaneEquation   // z = A * x + B * y + C
	{
		float4 A;
		float4 B;
		float4 C;
	};

	struct Primitive MEMORY_SANITIZER_ONLY(: Memset<Primitive>)
	{
#if MEMORY_SANITIZER_ENABLED
		// Memory sanitizer cannot 'see' writes from JIT'd code, and can raise
		// false-positives when read. By clearing the struct in the constructor,
		// we can avoid triggering these false-positives.
		inline Primitive() : Memset<Primitive>(this, 0) {}
#endif // MEMORY_SANITIZER_ENABLED

		int yMin;
		int yMax;

		float4 xQuad;
		float4 yQuad;

		float pointCoordX;
		float pointCoordY;

		PlaneEquation z;
		PlaneEquation w;
		PlaneEquation V[MAX_INTERFACE_COMPONENTS];

		// Masks for two-sided stencil
		int64_t clockwiseMask;
		int64_t invClockwiseMask;

		struct Span
		{
			unsigned short left;
			unsigned short right;
		};

		// The rasterizer adds a zero length span to the top and bottom of the polygon to allow
		// for 2x2 pixel processing. We need an even number of spans to keep accesses aligned.
		Span outlineUnderflow[2];
		Span outline[OUTLINE_RESOLUTION];
		Span outlineOverflow[2];
	};
}

#endif   // sw_Primitive_hpp