* More friendly OpenJpeg error handling.

* Often times now the only reason OpenJpeg doesn't work is because it requires Glibc 2.4    The error messages reflect that.
* In J2kDecoder module, It stops trying to decode modules if it encounters a dllnotfound exception and instead sends a full resolution layer that causes the texture sender to only send the full resolution image.  (big decrease in texture download speed, but it's better then nasty repeating error messages)
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Teravus Ovares
2009-01-21 11:16:33 +00:00
parent 0e7aac0f65
commit 1a55dd11f1
7 changed files with 136 additions and 38 deletions

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@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Environment.Modules.Agent.TextureSender
/// Cached Decoded Layers
/// </summary>
private readonly Dictionary<UUID, OpenJPEG.J2KLayerInfo[]> m_cacheddecode = new Dictionary<UUID, OpenJPEG.J2KLayerInfo[]>();
private bool OpenJpegFail = false;
/// <summary>
/// List of client methods to notify of results of decode
@@ -147,49 +148,64 @@ namespace OpenSim.Region.Environment.Modules.Agent.TextureSender
int DecodeTime = 0;
DecodeTime = System.Environment.TickCount;
OpenJPEG.J2KLayerInfo[] layers = new OpenJPEG.J2KLayerInfo[0]; // Dummy result for if it fails. Informs that there's only full quality
try
if (!OpenJpegFail)
{
AssetTexture texture = new AssetTexture(AssetId, j2kdata);
if (texture.DecodeLayerBoundaries())
try
{
bool sane = true;
// Sanity check all of the layers
for (int i = 0; i < texture.LayerInfo.Length; i++)
AssetTexture texture = new AssetTexture(AssetId, j2kdata);
if (texture.DecodeLayerBoundaries())
{
if (texture.LayerInfo[i].End > texture.AssetData.Length)
bool sane = true;
// Sanity check all of the layers
for (int i = 0; i < texture.LayerInfo.Length; i++)
{
sane = false;
break;
if (texture.LayerInfo[i].End > texture.AssetData.Length)
{
sane = false;
break;
}
}
if (sane)
{
layers = texture.LayerInfo;
}
else
{
m_log.WarnFormat(
"[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding succeeded, but sanity check failed for {0}",
AssetId);
}
}
if (sane)
{
layers = texture.LayerInfo;
}
else
{
m_log.WarnFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding succeeded, but sanity check failed for {0}",
AssetId);
m_log.WarnFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding failed for {0}", AssetId);
}
texture = null; // dereference and dispose of ManagedImage
}
catch (DllNotFoundException)
{
m_log.Error(
"[J2KDecoderModule]: OpenJpeg is not installed properly. Decoding disabled! This will slow down texture performance! Often times this is because of an old version of GLIBC. You must have version 2.4 or above!");
OpenJpegFail = true;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
m_log.WarnFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding threw an exception for {0}, {1}",
AssetId, ex);
}
else
{
m_log.WarnFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding failed for {0}", AssetId);
}
texture = null; // dereference and dispose of ManagedImage
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
m_log.WarnFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: JPEG2000 texture decoding threw an exception for {0}, {1}", AssetId, ex);
}
// Write out decode time
m_log.InfoFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: {0} Decode Time: {1}", System.Environment.TickCount - DecodeTime, AssetId);
if (!OpenJpegFail)
{
// Write out decode time
m_log.InfoFormat("[J2KDecoderModule]: {0} Decode Time: {1}", System.Environment.TickCount - DecodeTime,
AssetId);
}
// Cache Decoded layers
lock (m_cacheddecode)
{