acldvppSetBorderConfig Series

Applicability

Product

Supported

Atlas 350 Accelerator Card

Atlas A3 training product/Atlas A3 inference product

Atlas A2 training product/Atlas A2 inference product

Atlas 200I/500 A2 inference product

Atlas inference product

Atlas training product

Function

Sets a border configuration.

Prototype

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aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigValue(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, uint32_t index, double value)
aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigBorderType(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, acldvppBorderType borderType)
aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigTop(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, uint32_t top)
aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigBottom(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, uint32_t bottom)
aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigLeft(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, uint32_t left)
aclError acldvppSetBorderConfigRight(acldvppBorderConfig *borderConfig, uint32_t right)

Parameters

Parameter

Input/Output

Description

borderConfig

Output

Pointer to the border making configuration data.

Call the acldvppCreateBorderConfig API to create data of the acldvppBorderConfig type in advance.

index

Input

Element index of the color component array.

The value 0 indicates the R or Y component, the value 1 indicates the G or U component, the value 2 indicates the B or V component, and the value 3 is reserved.

value

Input

Specifies the pixel value of each color component to fill.

Valid only when borderType = BORDER_CONSTANT.

The values of the color components (RGB or YUV) can be user-defined in sequence. If both the input and output are in YUV format, the YUV component values are used. Otherwise, the RGB component values are used.

borderType

Input

Border type. For details about the type definition, see acldvppBorderType.

top

Input

Length of the border in pixels at the top of the image.

bottom

Input

Length of the border in pixels at the bottom of the image.

left

Input

Length of the border in pixels at the left of the image.

right

Input

Length of the border in pixels at the right of the image.

Returns

0 on success; otherwise, failure. For details, see aclError.