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 /*
 LodePNG version 20161127
 
 Copyright (c) 2005-2016 Lode Vandevenne
 
 This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied
 warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages
 arising from the use of this software.
 
 Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose,
 including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
 freely, subject to the following restrictions:
 
     1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not
     claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software
     in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be
     appreciated but is not required.
 
     2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be
     misrepresented as being the original software.
 
     3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source
     distribution.
 */
 
 #ifndef LODEPNG_H
 #define LODEPNG_H
 
 #include <string.h> /*for size_t*/
 
 extern const char* LODEPNG_VERSION_STRING;
 
 /*
 The following #defines are used to create code sections. They can be disabled
 to disable code sections, which can give faster compile time and smaller binary.
 The "NO_COMPILE" defines are designed to be used to pass as defines to the
 compiler command to disable them without modifying this header, e.g.
 -DLODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ZLIB for gcc.
 In addition to those below, you can also define LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_CRC to
 allow implementing a custom lodepng_crc32.
 */
 /*deflate & zlib. If disabled, you must specify alternative zlib functions in
 the custom_zlib field of the compress and decompress settings*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ZLIB
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_ZLIB
 #endif
 /*png encoder and png decoder*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_PNG
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG
 #endif
 /*deflate&zlib decoder and png decoder*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_DECODER
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 #endif
 /*deflate&zlib encoder and png encoder*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ENCODER
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 #endif
 /*the optional built in harddisk file loading and saving functions*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_DISK
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 #endif
 /*support for chunks other than IHDR, IDAT, PLTE, tRNS, IEND: ancillary and unknown chunks*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
 #endif
 /*ability to convert error numerical codes to English text string*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ERROR_TEXT
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_ERROR_TEXT
 #endif
 /*Compile the default allocators (C's free, malloc and realloc). If you disable this,
 you can define the functions lodepng_free, lodepng_malloc and lodepng_realloc in your
 source files with custom allocators.*/
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_ALLOCATORS
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_ALLOCATORS
 #endif
 /*compile the C++ version (you can disable the C++ wrapper here even when compiling for C++)*/
 #ifdef __cplusplus
 #ifndef LODEPNG_NO_COMPILE_CPP
 #define LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP
 #endif
 #endif
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP
 #include <vector>
 #include <string>
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG
 /*The PNG color types (also used for raw).*/
 typedef enum LodePNGColorType
 {
   LCT_GREY = 0, /*greyscale: 1,2,4,8,16 bit*/
   LCT_RGB = 2, /*RGB: 8,16 bit*/
   LCT_PALETTE = 3, /*palette: 1,2,4,8 bit*/
   LCT_GREY_ALPHA = 4, /*greyscale with alpha: 8,16 bit*/
   LCT_RGBA = 6 /*RGB with alpha: 8,16 bit*/
 } LodePNGColorType;
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*
 Converts PNG data in memory to raw pixel data.
 out: Output parameter. Pointer to buffer that will contain the raw pixel data.
      After decoding, its size is w * h * (bytes per pixel) bytes larger than
      initially. Bytes per pixel depends on colortype and bitdepth.
      Must be freed after usage with free(*out).
      Note: for 16-bit per channel colors, uses big endian format like PNG does.
 w: Output parameter. Pointer to width of pixel data.
 h: Output parameter. Pointer to height of pixel data.
 in: Memory buffer with the PNG file.
 insize: size of the in buffer.
 colortype: the desired color type for the raw output image. See explanation on PNG color types.
 bitdepth: the desired bit depth for the raw output image. See explanation on PNG color types.
 Return value: LodePNG error code (0 means no error).
 */
 unsigned lodepng_decode_memory(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                                const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                                LodePNGColorType colortype, unsigned bitdepth);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_decode_memory, but always decodes to 32-bit RGBA raw image*/
 unsigned lodepng_decode32(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                           const unsigned char* in, size_t insize);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_decode_memory, but always decodes to 24-bit RGB raw image*/
 unsigned lodepng_decode24(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                           const unsigned char* in, size_t insize);
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Load PNG from disk, from file with given name.
 Same as the other decode functions, but instead takes a filename as input.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_decode_file(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                              const char* filename,
                              LodePNGColorType colortype, unsigned bitdepth);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_decode_file, but always decodes to 32-bit RGBA raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_decode32_file(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                                const char* filename);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_decode_file, but always decodes to 24-bit RGB raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_decode24_file(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                                const char* filename);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*
 Converts raw pixel data into a PNG image in memory. The colortype and bitdepth
   of the output PNG image cannot be chosen, they are automatically determined
   by the colortype, bitdepth and content of the input pixel data.
   Note: for 16-bit per channel colors, needs big endian format like PNG does.
 out: Output parameter. Pointer to buffer that will contain the PNG image data.
      Must be freed after usage with free(*out).
 outsize: Output parameter. Pointer to the size in bytes of the out buffer.
 image: The raw pixel data to encode. The size of this buffer should be
        w * h * (bytes per pixel), bytes per pixel depends on colortype and bitdepth.
 w: width of the raw pixel data in pixels.
 h: height of the raw pixel data in pixels.
 colortype: the color type of the raw input image. See explanation on PNG color types.
 bitdepth: the bit depth of the raw input image. See explanation on PNG color types.
 Return value: LodePNG error code (0 means no error).
 */
 unsigned lodepng_encode_memory(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                                const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                                LodePNGColorType colortype, unsigned bitdepth);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_encode_memory, but always encodes from 32-bit RGBA raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_encode32(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                           const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_encode_memory, but always encodes from 24-bit RGB raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_encode24(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                           const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h);
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Converts raw pixel data into a PNG file on disk.
 Same as the other encode functions, but instead takes a filename as output.
 NOTE: This overwrites existing files without warning!
 */
 unsigned lodepng_encode_file(const char* filename,
                              const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                              LodePNGColorType colortype, unsigned bitdepth);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_encode_file, but always encodes from 32-bit RGBA raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_encode32_file(const char* filename,
                                const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h);
 
 /*Same as lodepng_encode_file, but always encodes from 24-bit RGB raw image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_encode24_file(const char* filename,
                                const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP
 namespace lodepng
 {
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*Same as lodepng_decode_memory, but decodes to an std::vector. The colortype
 is the format to output the pixels to. Default is RGBA 8-bit per channel.*/
 unsigned decode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, unsigned& w, unsigned& h,
                 const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 unsigned decode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, unsigned& w, unsigned& h,
                 const std::vector<unsigned char>& in,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Converts PNG file from disk to raw pixel data in memory.
 Same as the other decode functions, but instead takes a filename as input.
 */
 unsigned decode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, unsigned& w, unsigned& h,
                 const std::string& filename,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK */
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER */
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*Same as lodepng_encode_memory, but encodes to an std::vector. colortype
 is that of the raw input data. The output PNG color type will be auto chosen.*/
 unsigned encode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out,
                 const unsigned char* in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 unsigned encode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out,
                 const std::vector<unsigned char>& in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Converts 32-bit RGBA raw pixel data into a PNG file on disk.
 Same as the other encode functions, but instead takes a filename as output.
 NOTE: This overwrites existing files without warning!
 */
 unsigned encode(const std::string& filename,
                 const unsigned char* in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 unsigned encode(const std::string& filename,
                 const std::vector<unsigned char>& in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 LodePNGColorType colortype = LCT_RGBA, unsigned bitdepth = 8);
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK */
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER */
 } /* namespace lodepng */
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ERROR_TEXT
 /*Returns an English description of the numerical error code.*/
 const char* lodepng_error_text(unsigned code);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ERROR_TEXT*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*Settings for zlib decompression*/
 typedef struct LodePNGDecompressSettings LodePNGDecompressSettings;
 struct LodePNGDecompressSettings
 {
   unsigned ignore_adler32; /*if 1, continue and don't give an error message if the Adler32 checksum is corrupted*/
 
   /*use custom zlib decoder instead of built in one (default: null)*/
   unsigned (*custom_zlib)(unsigned char**, size_t*,
                           const unsigned char*, size_t,
                           const LodePNGDecompressSettings*);
   /*use custom deflate decoder instead of built in one (default: null)
   if custom_zlib is used, custom_deflate is ignored since only the built in
   zlib function will call custom_deflate*/
   unsigned (*custom_inflate)(unsigned char**, size_t*,
                              const unsigned char*, size_t,
                              const LodePNGDecompressSettings*);
 
   const void* custom_context; /*optional custom settings for custom functions*/
 };
 
 extern const LodePNGDecompressSettings lodepng_default_decompress_settings;
 void lodepng_decompress_settings_init(LodePNGDecompressSettings* settings);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*
 Settings for zlib compression. Tweaking these settings tweaks the balance
 between speed and compression ratio.
 */
 typedef struct LodePNGCompressSettings LodePNGCompressSettings;
 struct LodePNGCompressSettings /*deflate = compress*/
 {
   /*LZ77 related settings*/
   unsigned btype; /*the block type for LZ (0, 1, 2 or 3, see zlib standard). Should be 2 for proper compression.*/
   unsigned use_lz77; /*whether or not to use LZ77. Should be 1 for proper compression.*/
   unsigned windowsize; /*must be a power of two <= 32768. higher compresses more but is slower. Default value: 2048.*/
   unsigned minmatch; /*mininum lz77 length. 3 is normally best, 6 can be better for some PNGs. Default: 0*/
   unsigned nicematch; /*stop searching if >= this length found. Set to 258 for best compression. Default: 128*/
   unsigned lazymatching; /*use lazy matching: better compression but a bit slower. Default: true*/
 
   /*use custom zlib encoder instead of built in one (default: null)*/
   unsigned (*custom_zlib)(unsigned char**, size_t*,
                           const unsigned char*, size_t,
                           const LodePNGCompressSettings*);
   /*use custom deflate encoder instead of built in one (default: null)
   if custom_zlib is used, custom_deflate is ignored since only the built in
   zlib function will call custom_deflate*/
   unsigned (*custom_deflate)(unsigned char**, size_t*,
                              const unsigned char*, size_t,
                              const LodePNGCompressSettings*);
 
   const void* custom_context; /*optional custom settings for custom functions*/
 };
 
 extern const LodePNGCompressSettings lodepng_default_compress_settings;
 void lodepng_compress_settings_init(LodePNGCompressSettings* settings);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG
 /*
 Color mode of an image. Contains all information required to decode the pixel
 bits to RGBA colors. This information is the same as used in the PNG file
 format, and is used both for PNG and raw image data in LodePNG.
 */
 typedef struct LodePNGColorMode
 {
   /*header (IHDR)*/
   LodePNGColorType colortype; /*color type, see PNG standard or documentation further in this header file*/
   unsigned bitdepth;  /*bits per sample, see PNG standard or documentation further in this header file*/
 
   /*
   palette (PLTE and tRNS)
 
   Dynamically allocated with the colors of the palette, including alpha.
   When encoding a PNG, to store your colors in the palette of the LodePNGColorMode, first use
   lodepng_palette_clear, then for each color use lodepng_palette_add.
   If you encode an image without alpha with palette, don't forget to put value 255 in each A byte of the palette.
 
   When decoding, by default you can ignore this palette, since LodePNG already
   fills the palette colors in the pixels of the raw RGBA output.
 
   The palette is only supported for color type 3.
   */
   unsigned char* palette; /*palette in RGBARGBA... order. When allocated, must be either 0, or have size 1024*/
   size_t palettesize; /*palette size in number of colors (amount of bytes is 4 * palettesize)*/
 
   /*
   transparent color key (tRNS)
 
   This color uses the same bit depth as the bitdepth value in this struct, which can be 1-bit to 16-bit.
   For greyscale PNGs, r, g and b will all 3 be set to the same.
 
   When decoding, by default you can ignore this information, since LodePNG sets
   pixels with this key to transparent already in the raw RGBA output.
 
   The color key is only supported for color types 0 and 2.
   */
   unsigned key_defined; /*is a transparent color key given? 0 = false, 1 = true*/
   unsigned key_r;       /*red/greyscale component of color key*/
   unsigned key_g;       /*green component of color key*/
   unsigned key_b;       /*blue component of color key*/
 } LodePNGColorMode;
 
 /*init, cleanup and copy functions to use with this struct*/
 void lodepng_color_mode_init(LodePNGColorMode* info);
 void lodepng_color_mode_cleanup(LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*return value is error code (0 means no error)*/
 unsigned lodepng_color_mode_copy(LodePNGColorMode* dest, const LodePNGColorMode* source);
 
 void lodepng_palette_clear(LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*add 1 color to the palette*/
 unsigned lodepng_palette_add(LodePNGColorMode* info,
                              unsigned char r, unsigned char g, unsigned char b, unsigned char a);
 
 /*get the total amount of bits per pixel, based on colortype and bitdepth in the struct*/
 unsigned lodepng_get_bpp(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*get the amount of color channels used, based on colortype in the struct.
 If a palette is used, it counts as 1 channel.*/
 unsigned lodepng_get_channels(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*is it a greyscale type? (only colortype 0 or 4)*/
 unsigned lodepng_is_greyscale_type(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*has it got an alpha channel? (only colortype 2 or 6)*/
 unsigned lodepng_is_alpha_type(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*has it got a palette? (only colortype 3)*/
 unsigned lodepng_is_palette_type(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*only returns true if there is a palette and there is a value in the palette with alpha < 255.
 Loops through the palette to check this.*/
 unsigned lodepng_has_palette_alpha(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*
 Check if the given color info indicates the possibility of having non-opaque pixels in the PNG image.
 Returns true if the image can have translucent or invisible pixels (it still be opaque if it doesn't use such pixels).
 Returns false if the image can only have opaque pixels.
 In detail, it returns true only if it's a color type with alpha, or has a palette with non-opaque values,
 or if "key_defined" is true.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_can_have_alpha(const LodePNGColorMode* info);
 /*Returns the byte size of a raw image buffer with given width, height and color mode*/
 size_t lodepng_get_raw_size(unsigned w, unsigned h, const LodePNGColorMode* color);
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
 /*The information of a Time chunk in PNG.*/
 typedef struct LodePNGTime
 {
   unsigned year;    /*2 bytes used (0-65535)*/
   unsigned month;   /*1-12*/
   unsigned day;     /*1-31*/
   unsigned hour;    /*0-23*/
   unsigned minute;  /*0-59*/
   unsigned second;  /*0-60 (to allow for leap seconds)*/
 } LodePNGTime;
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS*/
 
 /*Information about the PNG image, except pixels, width and height.*/
 typedef struct LodePNGInfo
 {
   /*header (IHDR), palette (PLTE) and transparency (tRNS) chunks*/
   unsigned compression_method;/*compression method of the original file. Always 0.*/
   unsigned filter_method;     /*filter method of the original file*/
   unsigned interlace_method;  /*interlace method of the original file*/
   LodePNGColorMode color;     /*color type and bits, palette and transparency of the PNG file*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
   /*
   suggested background color chunk (bKGD)
   This color uses the same color mode as the PNG (except alpha channel), which can be 1-bit to 16-bit.
 
   For greyscale PNGs, r, g and b will all 3 be set to the same. When encoding
   the encoder writes the red one. For palette PNGs: When decoding, the RGB value
   will be stored, not a palette index. But when encoding, specify the index of
   the palette in background_r, the other two are then ignored.
 
   The decoder does not use this background color to edit the color of pixels.
   */
   unsigned background_defined; /*is a suggested background color given?*/
   unsigned background_r;       /*red component of suggested background color*/
   unsigned background_g;       /*green component of suggested background color*/
   unsigned background_b;       /*blue component of suggested background color*/
 
   /*
   non-international text chunks (tEXt and zTXt)
 
   The char** arrays each contain num strings. The actual messages are in
   text_strings, while text_keys are keywords that give a short description what
   the actual text represents, e.g. Title, Author, Description, or anything else.
 
   A keyword is minimum 1 character and maximum 79 characters long. It's
   discouraged to use a single line length longer than 79 characters for texts.
 
   Don't allocate these text buffers yourself. Use the init/cleanup functions
   correctly and use lodepng_add_text and lodepng_clear_text.
   */
   size_t text_num; /*the amount of texts in these char** buffers (there may be more texts in itext)*/
   char** text_keys; /*the keyword of a text chunk (e.g. "Comment")*/
   char** text_strings; /*the actual text*/
 
   /*
   international text chunks (iTXt)
   Similar to the non-international text chunks, but with additional strings
   "langtags" and "transkeys".
   */
   size_t itext_num; /*the amount of international texts in this PNG*/
   char** itext_keys; /*the English keyword of the text chunk (e.g. "Comment")*/
   char** itext_langtags; /*language tag for this text's language, ISO/IEC 646 string, e.g. ISO 639 language tag*/
   char** itext_transkeys; /*keyword translated to the international language - UTF-8 string*/
   char** itext_strings; /*the actual international text - UTF-8 string*/
 
   /*time chunk (tIME)*/
   unsigned time_defined; /*set to 1 to make the encoder generate a tIME chunk*/
   LodePNGTime time;
 
   /*phys chunk (pHYs)*/
   unsigned phys_defined; /*if 0, there is no pHYs chunk and the values below are undefined, if 1 else there is one*/
   unsigned phys_x; /*pixels per unit in x direction*/
   unsigned phys_y; /*pixels per unit in y direction*/
   unsigned phys_unit; /*may be 0 (unknown unit) or 1 (metre)*/
 
   /*
   unknown chunks
   There are 3 buffers, one for each position in the PNG where unknown chunks can appear
   each buffer contains all unknown chunks for that position consecutively
   The 3 buffers are the unknown chunks between certain critical chunks:
   0: IHDR-PLTE, 1: PLTE-IDAT, 2: IDAT-IEND
   Do not allocate or traverse this data yourself. Use the chunk traversing functions declared
   later, such as lodepng_chunk_next and lodepng_chunk_append, to read/write this struct.
   */
   unsigned char* unknown_chunks_data[3];
   size_t unknown_chunks_size[3]; /*size in bytes of the unknown chunks, given for protection*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS*/
 } LodePNGInfo;
 
 /*init, cleanup and copy functions to use with this struct*/
 void lodepng_info_init(LodePNGInfo* info);
 void lodepng_info_cleanup(LodePNGInfo* info);
 /*return value is error code (0 means no error)*/
 unsigned lodepng_info_copy(LodePNGInfo* dest, const LodePNGInfo* source);
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
 void lodepng_clear_text(LodePNGInfo* info); /*use this to clear the texts again after you filled them in*/
 unsigned lodepng_add_text(LodePNGInfo* info, const char* key, const char* str); /*push back both texts at once*/
 
 void lodepng_clear_itext(LodePNGInfo* info); /*use this to clear the itexts again after you filled them in*/
 unsigned lodepng_add_itext(LodePNGInfo* info, const char* key, const char* langtag,
                            const char* transkey, const char* str); /*push back the 4 texts of 1 chunk at once*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS*/
 
 /*
 Converts raw buffer from one color type to another color type, based on
 LodePNGColorMode structs to describe the input and output color type.
 See the reference manual at the end of this header file to see which color conversions are supported.
 return value = LodePNG error code (0 if all went ok, an error if the conversion isn't supported)
 The out buffer must have size (w * h * bpp + 7) / 8, where bpp is the bits per pixel
 of the output color type (lodepng_get_bpp).
 For < 8 bpp images, there should not be padding bits at the end of scanlines.
 For 16-bit per channel colors, uses big endian format like PNG does.
 Return value is LodePNG error code
 */
 unsigned lodepng_convert(unsigned char* out, const unsigned char* in,
                          const LodePNGColorMode* mode_out, const LodePNGColorMode* mode_in,
                          unsigned w, unsigned h);
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*
 Settings for the decoder. This contains settings for the PNG and the Zlib
 decoder, but not the Info settings from the Info structs.
 */
 typedef struct LodePNGDecoderSettings
 {
   LodePNGDecompressSettings zlibsettings; /*in here is the setting to ignore Adler32 checksums*/
 
   unsigned ignore_crc; /*ignore CRC checksums*/
 
   unsigned color_convert; /*whether to convert the PNG to the color type you want. Default: yes*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
   unsigned read_text_chunks; /*if false but remember_unknown_chunks is true, they're stored in the unknown chunks*/
   /*store all bytes from unknown chunks in the LodePNGInfo (off by default, useful for a png editor)*/
   unsigned remember_unknown_chunks;
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS*/
 } LodePNGDecoderSettings;
 
 void lodepng_decoder_settings_init(LodePNGDecoderSettings* settings);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*automatically use color type with less bits per pixel if losslessly possible. Default: AUTO*/
 typedef enum LodePNGFilterStrategy
 {
   /*every filter at zero*/
   LFS_ZERO,
   /*Use filter that gives minimum sum, as described in the official PNG filter heuristic.*/
   LFS_MINSUM,
   /*Use the filter type that gives smallest Shannon entropy for this scanline. Depending
   on the image, this is better or worse than minsum.*/
   LFS_ENTROPY,
   /*
   Brute-force-search PNG filters by compressing each filter for each scanline.
   Experimental, very slow, and only rarely gives better compression than MINSUM.
   */
   LFS_BRUTE_FORCE,
   /*use predefined_filters buffer: you specify the filter type for each scanline*/
   LFS_PREDEFINED
 } LodePNGFilterStrategy;
 
 /*Gives characteristics about the colors of the image, which helps decide which color model to use for encoding.
 Used internally by default if "auto_convert" is enabled. Public because it's useful for custom algorithms.*/
 typedef struct LodePNGColorProfile
 {
   unsigned colored; /*not greyscale*/
   unsigned key; /*image is not opaque and color key is possible instead of full alpha*/
   unsigned short key_r; /*key values, always as 16-bit, in 8-bit case the byte is duplicated, e.g. 65535 means 255*/
   unsigned short key_g;
   unsigned short key_b;
   unsigned alpha; /*image is not opaque and alpha channel or alpha palette required*/
   unsigned numcolors; /*amount of colors, up to 257. Not valid if bits == 16.*/
   unsigned char palette[1024]; /*Remembers up to the first 256 RGBA colors, in no particular order*/
   unsigned bits; /*bits per channel (not for palette). 1,2 or 4 for greyscale only. 16 if 16-bit per channel required.*/
 } LodePNGColorProfile;
 
 void lodepng_color_profile_init(LodePNGColorProfile* profile);
 
 /*Get a LodePNGColorProfile of the image.*/
 unsigned lodepng_get_color_profile(LodePNGColorProfile* profile,
                                    const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                                    const LodePNGColorMode* mode_in);
 /*The function LodePNG uses internally to decide the PNG color with auto_convert.
 Chooses an optimal color model, e.g. grey if only grey pixels, palette if < 256 colors, ...*/
 unsigned lodepng_auto_choose_color(LodePNGColorMode* mode_out,
                                    const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                                    const LodePNGColorMode* mode_in);
 
 /*Settings for the encoder.*/
 typedef struct LodePNGEncoderSettings
 {
   LodePNGCompressSettings zlibsettings; /*settings for the zlib encoder, such as window size, ...*/
 
   unsigned auto_convert; /*automatically choose output PNG color type. Default: true*/
 
   /*If true, follows the official PNG heuristic: if the PNG uses a palette or lower than
   8 bit depth, set all filters to zero. Otherwise use the filter_strategy. Note that to
   completely follow the official PNG heuristic, filter_palette_zero must be true and
   filter_strategy must be LFS_MINSUM*/
   unsigned filter_palette_zero;
   /*Which filter strategy to use when not using zeroes due to filter_palette_zero.
   Set filter_palette_zero to 0 to ensure always using your chosen strategy. Default: LFS_MINSUM*/
   LodePNGFilterStrategy filter_strategy;
   /*used if filter_strategy is LFS_PREDEFINED. In that case, this must point to a buffer with
   the same length as the amount of scanlines in the image, and each value must <= 5. You
   have to cleanup this buffer, LodePNG will never free it. Don't forget that filter_palette_zero
   must be set to 0 to ensure this is also used on palette or low bitdepth images.*/
   const unsigned char* predefined_filters;
 
   /*force creating a PLTE chunk if colortype is 2 or 6 (= a suggested palette).
   If colortype is 3, PLTE is _always_ created.*/
   unsigned force_palette;
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS
   /*add LodePNG identifier and version as a text chunk, for debugging*/
   unsigned add_id;
   /*encode text chunks as zTXt chunks instead of tEXt chunks, and use compression in iTXt chunks*/
   unsigned text_compression;
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ANCILLARY_CHUNKS*/
 } LodePNGEncoderSettings;
 
 void lodepng_encoder_settings_init(LodePNGEncoderSettings* settings);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 
 
 #if defined(LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER) || defined(LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER)
 /*The settings, state and information for extended encoding and decoding.*/
 typedef struct LodePNGState
 {
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
   LodePNGDecoderSettings decoder; /*the decoding settings*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
   LodePNGEncoderSettings encoder; /*the encoding settings*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
   LodePNGColorMode info_raw; /*specifies the format in which you would like to get the raw pixel buffer*/
   LodePNGInfo info_png; /*info of the PNG image obtained after decoding*/
   unsigned error;
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP
   /* For the lodepng::State subclass. */
   virtual ~LodePNGState(){}
 #endif
 } LodePNGState;
 
 /*init, cleanup and copy functions to use with this struct*/
 void lodepng_state_init(LodePNGState* state);
 void lodepng_state_cleanup(LodePNGState* state);
 void lodepng_state_copy(LodePNGState* dest, const LodePNGState* source);
 #endif /* defined(LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER) || defined(LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER) */
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*
 Same as lodepng_decode_memory, but uses a LodePNGState to allow custom settings and
 getting much more information about the PNG image and color mode.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_decode(unsigned char** out, unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                         LodePNGState* state,
                         const unsigned char* in, size_t insize);
 
 /*
 Read the PNG header, but not the actual data. This returns only the information
 that is in the header chunk of the PNG, such as width, height and color type. The
 information is placed in the info_png field of the LodePNGState.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_inspect(unsigned* w, unsigned* h,
                          LodePNGState* state,
                          const unsigned char* in, size_t insize);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*This function allocates the out buffer with standard malloc and stores the size in *outsize.*/
 unsigned lodepng_encode(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                         const unsigned char* image, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                         LodePNGState* state);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 
 /*
 The lodepng_chunk functions are normally not needed, except to traverse the
 unknown chunks stored in the LodePNGInfo struct, or add new ones to it.
 It also allows traversing the chunks of an encoded PNG file yourself.
 
 PNG standard chunk naming conventions:
 First byte: uppercase = critical, lowercase = ancillary
 Second byte: uppercase = public, lowercase = private
 Third byte: must be uppercase
 Fourth byte: uppercase = unsafe to copy, lowercase = safe to copy
 */
 
 /*
 Gets the length of the data of the chunk. Total chunk length has 12 bytes more.
 There must be at least 4 bytes to read from. If the result value is too large,
 it may be corrupt data.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_length(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*puts the 4-byte type in null terminated string*/
 void lodepng_chunk_type(char type[5], const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*check if the type is the given type*/
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_type_equals(const unsigned char* chunk, const char* type);
 
 /*0: it's one of the critical chunk types, 1: it's an ancillary chunk (see PNG standard)*/
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_ancillary(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*0: public, 1: private (see PNG standard)*/
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_private(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*0: the chunk is unsafe to copy, 1: the chunk is safe to copy (see PNG standard)*/
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_safetocopy(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*get pointer to the data of the chunk, where the input points to the header of the chunk*/
 unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_data(unsigned char* chunk);
 const unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_data_const(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*returns 0 if the crc is correct, 1 if it's incorrect (0 for OK as usual!)*/
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_check_crc(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*generates the correct CRC from the data and puts it in the last 4 bytes of the chunk*/
 void lodepng_chunk_generate_crc(unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*iterate to next chunks. don't use on IEND chunk, as there is no next chunk then*/
 unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_next(unsigned char* chunk);
 const unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_next_const(const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*
 Appends chunk to the data in out. The given chunk should already have its chunk header.
 The out variable and outlength are updated to reflect the new reallocated buffer.
 Returns error code (0 if it went ok)
 */
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_append(unsigned char** out, size_t* outlength, const unsigned char* chunk);
 
 /*
 Appends new chunk to out. The chunk to append is given by giving its length, type
 and data separately. The type is a 4-letter string.
 The out variable and outlength are updated to reflect the new reallocated buffer.
 Returne error code (0 if it went ok)
 */
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_create(unsigned char** out, size_t* outlength, unsigned length,
                               const char* type, const unsigned char* data);
 
 
 /*Calculate CRC32 of buffer*/
 unsigned lodepng_crc32(const unsigned char* buf, size_t len);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG*/
 
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ZLIB
 /*
 This zlib part can be used independently to zlib compress and decompress a
 buffer. It cannot be used to create gzip files however, and it only supports the
 part of zlib that is required for PNG, it does not support dictionaries.
 */
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /*Inflate a buffer. Inflate is the decompression step of deflate. Out buffer must be freed after use.*/
 unsigned lodepng_inflate(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                          const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                          const LodePNGDecompressSettings* settings);
 
 /*
 Decompresses Zlib data. Reallocates the out buffer and appends the data. The
 data must be according to the zlib specification.
 Either, *out must be NULL and *outsize must be 0, or, *out must be a valid
 buffer and *outsize its size in bytes. out must be freed by user after usage.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_zlib_decompress(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                                  const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                                  const LodePNGDecompressSettings* settings);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /*
 Compresses data with Zlib. Reallocates the out buffer and appends the data.
 Zlib adds a small header and trailer around the deflate data.
 The data is output in the format of the zlib specification.
 Either, *out must be NULL and *outsize must be 0, or, *out must be a valid
 buffer and *outsize its size in bytes. out must be freed by user after usage.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_zlib_compress(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                                const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                                const LodePNGCompressSettings* settings);
 
 /*
 Find length-limited Huffman code for given frequencies. This function is in the
 public interface only for tests, it's used internally by lodepng_deflate.
 */
 unsigned lodepng_huffman_code_lengths(unsigned* lengths, const unsigned* frequencies,
                                       size_t numcodes, unsigned maxbitlen);
 
 /*Compress a buffer with deflate. See RFC 1951. Out buffer must be freed after use.*/
 unsigned lodepng_deflate(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize,
                          const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                          const LodePNGCompressSettings* settings);
 
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ZLIB*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Load a file from disk into buffer. The function allocates the out buffer, and
 after usage you should free it.
 out: output parameter, contains pointer to loaded buffer.
 outsize: output parameter, size of the allocated out buffer
 filename: the path to the file to load
 return value: error code (0 means ok)
 */
 unsigned lodepng_load_file(unsigned char** out, size_t* outsize, const char* filename);
 
 /*
 Save a file from buffer to disk. Warning, if it exists, this function overwrites
 the file without warning!
 buffer: the buffer to write
 buffersize: size of the buffer to write
 filename: the path to the file to save to
 return value: error code (0 means ok)
 */
 unsigned lodepng_save_file(const unsigned char* buffer, size_t buffersize, const char* filename);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP
 /* The LodePNG C++ wrapper uses std::vectors instead of manually allocated memory buffers. */
 namespace lodepng
 {
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG
 class State : public LodePNGState
 {
   public:
     State();
     State(const State& other);
     virtual ~State();
     State& operator=(const State& other);
 };
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /* Same as other lodepng::decode, but using a State for more settings and information. */
 unsigned decode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, unsigned& w, unsigned& h,
                 State& state,
                 const unsigned char* in, size_t insize);
 unsigned decode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, unsigned& w, unsigned& h,
                 State& state,
                 const std::vector<unsigned char>& in);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /* Same as other lodepng::encode, but using a State for more settings and information. */
 unsigned encode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out,
                 const unsigned char* in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 State& state);
 unsigned encode(std::vector<unsigned char>& out,
                 const std::vector<unsigned char>& in, unsigned w, unsigned h,
                 State& state);
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER*/
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK
 /*
 Load a file from disk into an std::vector.
 return value: error code (0 means ok)
 */
 unsigned load_file(std::vector<unsigned char>& buffer, const std::string& filename);
 
 /*
 Save the binary data in an std::vector to a file on disk. The file is overwritten
 without warning.
 */
 unsigned save_file(const std::vector<unsigned char>& buffer, const std::string& filename);
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_DISK */
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_PNG */
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ZLIB
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER
 /* Zlib-decompress an unsigned char buffer */
 unsigned decompress(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                     const LodePNGDecompressSettings& settings = lodepng_default_decompress_settings);
 
 /* Zlib-decompress an std::vector */
 unsigned decompress(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, const std::vector<unsigned char>& in,
                     const LodePNGDecompressSettings& settings = lodepng_default_decompress_settings);
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_DECODER */
 
 #ifdef LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER
 /* Zlib-compress an unsigned char buffer */
 unsigned compress(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, const unsigned char* in, size_t insize,
                   const LodePNGCompressSettings& settings = lodepng_default_compress_settings);
 
 /* Zlib-compress an std::vector */
 unsigned compress(std::vector<unsigned char>& out, const std::vector<unsigned char>& in,
                   const LodePNGCompressSettings& settings = lodepng_default_compress_settings);
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_ENCODER */
 #endif /* LODEPNG_COMPILE_ZLIB */
 } /* namespace lodepng */
 #endif /*LODEPNG_COMPILE_CPP*/
 
 /*
 TODO:
 [.] test if there are no memory leaks or security exploits - done a lot but needs to be checked often
 [.] check compatibility with various compilers  - done but needs to be redone for every newer version
 [X] converting color to 16-bit per channel types
 [ ] read all public PNG chunk types (but never let the color profile and gamma ones touch RGB values)
 [ ] make sure encoder generates no chunks with size > (2^31)-1
 [ ] partial decoding (stream processing)
 [X] let the "isFullyOpaque" function check color keys and transparent palettes too
 [X] better name for the variables "codes", "codesD", "codelengthcodes", "clcl" and "lldl"
 [ ] don't stop decoding on errors like 69, 57, 58 (make warnings)
 [ ] make warnings like: oob palette, checksum fail, data after iend, wrong/unknown crit chunk, no null terminator in text, ...
 [ ] let the C++ wrapper catch exceptions coming from the standard library and return LodePNG error codes
 [ ] allow user to provide custom color conversion functions, e.g. for premultiplied alpha, padding bits or not, ...
 [ ] allow user to give data (void*) to custom allocator
 */
 
 #endif /*LODEPNG_H inclusion guard*/
 
 /*
 LodePNG Documentation
 ---------------------
 
 0. table of contents
 --------------------
 
   1. about
    1.1. supported features
    1.2. features not supported
   2. C and C++ version
   3. security
   4. decoding
   5. encoding
   6. color conversions
     6.1. PNG color types
     6.2. color conversions
     6.3. padding bits
     6.4. A note about 16-bits per channel and endianness
   7. error values
   8. chunks and PNG editing
   9. compiler support
   10. examples
    10.1. decoder C++ example
    10.2. decoder C example
   11. state settings reference
   12. changes
   13. contact information
 
 
 1. about
 --------
 
 PNG is a file format to store raster images losslessly with good compression,
 supporting different color types and alpha channel.
 
 LodePNG is a PNG codec according to the Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
 Specification (Second Edition) - W3C Recommendation 10 November 2003.
 
 The specifications used are:
 
 *) Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification (Second Edition):
      http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/REC-PNG-20031110
 *) RFC 1950 ZLIB Compressed Data Format version 3.3:
      http://www.gzip.org/zlib/rfc-zlib.html
 *) RFC 1951 DEFLATE Compressed Data Format Specification ver 1.3:
      http://www.gzip.org/zlib/rfc-deflate.html
 
 The most recent version of LodePNG can currently be found at
 http://lodev.org/lodepng/
 
 LodePNG works both in C (ISO C90) and C++, with a C++ wrapper that adds
 extra functionality.
 
 LodePNG exists out of two files:
 -lodepng.h: the header file for both C and C++
 -lodepng.c(pp): give it the name lodepng.c or lodepng.cpp (or .cc) depending on your usage
 
 If you want to start using LodePNG right away without reading this doc, get the
 examples from the LodePNG website to see how to use it in code, or check the
 smaller examples in chapter 13 here.
 
 LodePNG is simple but only supports the basic requirements. To achieve
 simplicity, the following design choices were made: There are no dependencies
 on any external library. There are functions to decode and encode a PNG with
 a single function call, and extended versions of these functions taking a
 LodePNGState struct allowing to specify or get more information. By default
 the colors of the raw image are always RGB or RGBA, no matter what color type
 the PNG file uses. To read and write files, there are simple functions to
 convert the files to/from buffers in memory.
 
 This all makes LodePNG suitable for loading textures in games, demos and small
 programs, ... It's less suitable for full fledged image editors, loading PNGs
 over network (it requires all the image data to be available before decoding can
 begin), life-critical systems, ...
 
 1.1. supported features
 -----------------------
 
 The following features are supported by the decoder:
 
 *) decoding of PNGs with any color type, bit depth and interlace mode, to a 24- or 32-bit color raw image,
    or the same color type as the PNG
 *) encoding of PNGs, from any raw image to 24- or 32-bit color, or the same color type as the raw image
 *) Adam7 interlace and deinterlace for any color type
 *) loading the image from harddisk or decoding it from a buffer from other sources than harddisk
 *) support for alpha channels, including RGBA color model, translucent palettes and color keying
 *) zlib decompression (inflate)
 *) zlib compression (deflate)
 *) CRC32 and ADLER32 checksums
 *) handling of unknown chunks, allowing making a PNG editor that stores custom and unknown chunks.
 *) the following chunks are supported (generated/interpreted) by both encoder and decoder:
     IHDR: header information
     PLTE: color palette
     IDAT: pixel data
     IEND: the final chunk
     tRNS: transparency for palettized images
     tEXt: textual information
     zTXt: compressed textual information
     iTXt: international textual information
     bKGD: suggested background color
     pHYs: physical dimensions
     tIME: modification time
 
 1.2. features not supported
 ---------------------------
 
 The following features are _not_ supported:
 
 *) some features needed to make a conformant PNG-Editor might be still missing.
 *) partial loading/stream processing. All data must be available and is processed in one call.
 *) The following public chunks are not supported but treated as unknown chunks by LodePNG
     cHRM, gAMA, iCCP, sRGB, sBIT, hIST, sPLT
    Some of these are not supported on purpose: LodePNG wants to provide the RGB values
    stored in the pixels, not values modified by system dependent gamma or color models.
 
 
 2. C and C++ version
 --------------------
 
 The C version uses buffers allocated with alloc that you need to free()
 yourself. You need to use init and cleanup functions for each struct whenever
 using a struct from the C version to avoid exploits and memory leaks.
 
 The C++ version has extra functions with std::vectors in the interface and the
 lodepng::State class which is a LodePNGState with constructor and destructor.
 
 These files work without modification for both C and C++ compilers because all
 the additional C++ code is in "#ifdef __cplusplus" blocks that make C-compilers
 ignore it, and the C code is made to compile both with strict ISO C90 and C++.
 
 To use the C++ version, you need to rename the source file to lodepng.cpp
 (instead of lodepng.c), and compile it with a C++ compiler.
 
 To use the C version, you need to rename the source file to lodepng.c (instead
 of lodepng.cpp), and compile it with a C compiler.
 
 
 3. Security
 -----------
 
 Even if carefully designed, it's always possible that LodePNG contains possible
 exploits. If you discover one, please let me know, and it will be fixed.
 
 When using LodePNG, care has to be taken with the C version of LodePNG, as well
 as the C-style structs when working with C++. The following conventions are used
 for all C-style structs:
 
 -if a struct has a corresponding init function, always call the init function when making a new one
 -if a struct has a corresponding cleanup function, call it before the struct disappears to avoid memory leaks
 -if a struct has a corresponding copy function, use the copy function instead of "=".
  The destination must also be inited already.
 
 
 4. Decoding
 -----------
 
 Decoding converts a PNG compressed image to a raw pixel buffer.
 
 Most documentation on using the decoder is at its declarations in the header
 above. For C, simple decoding can be done with functions such as
 lodepng_decode32, and more advanced decoding can be done with the struct
 LodePNGState and lodepng_decode. For C++, all decoding can be done with the
 various lodepng::decode functions, and lodepng::State can be used for advanced
 features.
 
 When using the LodePNGState, it uses the following fields for decoding:
 *) LodePNGInfo info_png: it stores extra information about the PNG (the input) in here
 *) LodePNGColorMode info_raw: here you can say what color mode of the raw image (the output) you want to get
 *) LodePNGDecoderSettings decoder: you can specify a few extra settings for the decoder to use
 
 LodePNGInfo info_png
 --------------------
 
 After decoding, this contains extra information of the PNG image, except the actual
 pixels, width and height because these are already gotten directly from the decoder
 functions.
 
 It contains for example the original color type of the PNG image, text comments,
 suggested background color, etc... More details about the LodePNGInfo struct are
 at its declaration documentation.
 
 LodePNGColorMode info_raw
 -------------------------
 
 When decoding, here you can specify which color type you want
 the resulting raw image to be. If this is different from the colortype of the
 PNG, then the decoder will automatically convert the result. This conversion
 always works, except if you want it to convert a color PNG to greyscale or to
 a palette with missing colors.
 
 By default, 32-bit color is used for the result.
 
 LodePNGDecoderSettings decoder
 ------------------------------
 
 The settings can be used to ignore the errors created by invalid CRC and Adler32
 chunks, and to disable the decoding of tEXt chunks.
 
 There's also a setting color_convert, true by default. If false, no conversion
 is done, the resulting data will be as it was in the PNG (after decompression)
 and you'll have to puzzle the colors of the pixels together yourself using the
 color type information in the LodePNGInfo.
 
 
 5. Encoding
 -----------
 
 Encoding converts a raw pixel buffer to a PNG compressed image.
 
 Most documentation on using the encoder is at its declarations in the header
 above. For C, simple encoding can be done with functions such as
 lodepng_encode32, and more advanced decoding can be done with the struct
 LodePNGState and lodepng_encode. For C++, all encoding can be done with the
 various lodepng::encode functions, and lodepng::State can be used for advanced
 features.
 
 Like the decoder, the encoder can also give errors. However it gives less errors
 since the encoder input is trusted, the decoder input (a PNG image that could
 be forged by anyone) is not trusted.
 
 When using the LodePNGState, it uses the following fields for encoding:
 *) LodePNGInfo info_png: here you specify how you want the PNG (the output) to be.
 *) LodePNGColorMode info_raw: here you say what color type of the raw image (the input) has
 *) LodePNGEncoderSettings encoder: you can specify a few settings for the encoder to use
 
 LodePNGInfo info_png
 --------------------
 
 When encoding, you use this the opposite way as when decoding: for encoding,
 you fill in the values you want the PNG to have before encoding. By default it's
 not needed to specify a color type for the PNG since it's automatically chosen,
 but it's possible to choose it yourself given the right settings.
 
 The encoder will not always exactly match the LodePNGInfo struct you give,
 it tries as close as possible. Some things are ignored by the encoder. The
 encoder uses, for example, the following settings from it when applicable:
 colortype and bitdepth, text chunks, time chunk, the color key, the palette, the
 background color, the interlace method, unknown chunks, ...
 
 When encoding to a PNG with colortype 3, the encoder will generate a PLTE chunk.
 If the palette contains any colors for which the alpha channel is not 255 (so
 there are translucent colors in the palette), it'll add a tRNS chunk.
 
 LodePNGColorMode info_raw
 -------------------------
 
 You specify the color type of the raw image that you give to the input here,
 including a possible transparent color key and palette you happen to be using in
 your raw image data.
 
 By default, 32-bit color is assumed, meaning your input has to be in RGBA
 format with 4 bytes (unsigned chars) per pixel.
 
 LodePNGEncoderSettings encoder
 ------------------------------
 
 The following settings are supported (some are in sub-structs):
 *) auto_convert: when this option is enabled, the encoder will
 automatically choose the smallest possible color mode (including color key) that
 can encode the colors of all pixels without information loss.
 *) btype: the block type for LZ77. 0 = uncompressed, 1 = fixed huffman tree,
    2 = dynamic huffman tree (best compression). Should be 2 for proper
    compression.
 *) use_lz77: whether or not to use LZ77 for compressed block types. Should be
    true for proper compression.
 *) windowsize: the window size used by the LZ77 encoder (1 - 32768). Has value
    2048 by default, but can be set to 32768 for better, but slow, compression.
 *) force_palette: if colortype is 2 or 6, you can make the encoder write a PLTE
    chunk if force_palette is true. This can used as suggested palette to convert
    to by viewers that don't support more than 256 colors (if those still exist)
 *) add_id: add text chunk "Encoder: LodePNG <version>" to the image.
 *) text_compression: default 1. If 1, it'll store texts as zTXt instead of tEXt chunks.
   zTXt chunks use zlib compression on the text. This gives a smaller result on
   large texts but a larger result on small texts (such as a single program name).
   It's all tEXt or all zTXt though, there's no separate setting per text yet.
 
 
 6. color conversions
 --------------------
 
 An important thing to note about LodePNG, is that the color type of the PNG, and
 the color type of the raw image, are completely independent. By default, when
 you decode a PNG, you get the result as a raw image in the color type you want,
 no matter whether the PNG was encoded with a palette, greyscale or RGBA color.
 And if you encode an image, by default LodePNG will automatically choose the PNG
 color type that gives good compression based on the values of colors and amount
 of colors in the image. It can be configured to let you control it instead as
 well, though.
 
 To be able to do this, LodePNG does conversions from one color mode to another.
 It can convert from almost any color type to any other color type, except the
 following conversions: RGB to greyscale is not supported, and converting to a
 palette when the palette doesn't have a required color is not supported. This is
 not supported on purpose: this is information loss which requires a color
 reduction algorithm that is beyong the scope of a PNG encoder (yes, RGB to grey
 is easy, but there are multiple ways if you want to give some channels more
 weight).
 
 By default, when decoding, you get the raw image in 32-bit RGBA or 24-bit RGB
 color, no matter what color type the PNG has. And by default when encoding,
 LodePNG automatically picks the best color model for the output PNG, and expects
 the input image to be 32-bit RGBA or 24-bit RGB. So, unless you want to control
 the color format of the images yourself, you can skip this chapter.
 
 6.1. PNG color types
 --------------------
 
 A PNG image can have many color types, ranging from 1-bit color to 64-bit color,
 as well as palettized color modes. After the zlib decompression and unfiltering
 in the PNG image is done, the raw pixel data will have that color type and thus
 a certain amount of bits per pixel. If you want the output raw image after
 decoding to have another color type, a conversion is done by LodePNG.
 
 The PNG specification gives the following color types:
 
 0: greyscale, bit depths 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
 2: RGB, bit depths 8 and 16
 3: palette, bit depths 1, 2, 4 and 8
 4: greyscale with alpha, bit depths 8 and 16
 6: RGBA, bit depths 8 and 16
 
 Bit depth is the amount of bits per pixel per color channel. So the total amount
 of bits per pixel is: amount of channels * bitdepth.
 
 6.2. color conversions
 ----------------------
 
 As explained in the sections about the encoder and decoder, you can specify
 color types and bit depths in info_png and info_raw to change the default
 behaviour.
 
 If, when decoding, you want the raw image to be something else than the default,
 you need to set the color type and bit depth you want in the LodePNGColorMode,
 or the parameters colortype and bitdepth of the simple decoding function.
 
 If, when encoding, you use another color type than the default in the raw input
 image, you need to specify its color type and bit depth in the LodePNGColorMode
 of the raw image, or use the parameters colortype and bitdepth of the simple
 encoding function.
 
 If, when encoding, you don't want LodePNG to choose the output PNG color type
 but control it yourself, you need to set auto_convert in the encoder settings
 to false, and specify the color type you want in the LodePNGInfo of the
 encoder (including palette: it can generate a palette if auto_convert is true,
 otherwise not).
 
 If the input and output color type differ (whether user chosen or auto chosen),
 LodePNG will do a color conversion, which follows the rules below, and may
 sometimes result in an error.
 
 To avoid some confusion:
 -the decoder converts from PNG to raw image
 -the encoder converts from raw image to PNG
 -the colortype and bitdepth in LodePNGColorMode info_raw, are those of the raw image
 -the colortype and bitdepth in the color field of LodePNGInfo info_png, are those of the PNG
 -when encoding, the color type in LodePNGInfo is ignored if auto_convert
  is enabled, it is automatically generated instead
 -when decoding, the color type in LodePNGInfo is set by the decoder to that of the original
  PNG image, but it can be ignored since the raw image has the color type you requested instead
 -if the color type of the LodePNGColorMode and PNG image aren't the same, a conversion
  between the color types is done if the color types are supported. If it is not
  supported, an error is returned. If the types are the same, no conversion is done.
 -even though some conversions aren't supported, LodePNG supports loading PNGs from any
  colortype and saving PNGs to any colortype, sometimes it just requires preparing
  the raw image correctly before encoding.
 -both encoder and decoder use the same color converter.
 
 Non supported color conversions:
 -color to greyscale: no error is thrown, but the result will look ugly because
 only the red channel is taken
 -anything to palette when that palette does not have that color in it: in this
 case an error is thrown
 
 Supported color conversions:
 -anything to 8-bit RGB, 8-bit RGBA, 16-bit RGB, 16-bit RGBA
 -any grey or grey+alpha, to grey or grey+alpha
 -anything to a palette, as long as the palette has the requested colors in it
 -removing alpha channel
 -higher to smaller bitdepth, and vice versa
 
 If you want no color conversion to be done (e.g. for speed or control):
 -In the encoder, you can make it save a PNG with any color type by giving the
 raw color mode and LodePNGInfo the same color mode, and setting auto_convert to
 false.
 -In the decoder, you can make it store the pixel data in the same color type
 as the PNG has, by setting the color_convert setting to false. Settings in
 info_raw are then ignored.
 
 The function lodepng_convert does the color conversion. It is available in the
 interface but normally isn't needed since the encoder and decoder already call
 it.
 
 6.3. padding bits
 -----------------
 
 In the PNG file format, if a less than 8-bit per pixel color type is used and the scanlines
 have a bit amount that isn't a multiple of 8, then padding bits are used so that each
 scanline starts at a fresh byte. But that is NOT true for the LodePNG raw input and output.
 The raw input image you give to the encoder, and the raw output image you get from the decoder
 will NOT have these padding bits, e.g. in the case of a 1-bit image with a width
 of 7 pixels, the first pixel of the second scanline will the the 8th bit of the first byte,
 not the first bit of a new byte.
 
 6.4. A note about 16-bits per channel and endianness
 ----------------------------------------------------
 
 LodePNG uses unsigned char arrays for 16-bit per channel colors too, just like
 for any other color format. The 16-bit values are stored in big endian (most
 significant byte first) in these arrays. This is the opposite order of the
 little endian used by x86 CPU's.
 
 LodePNG always uses big endian because the PNG file format does so internally.
 Conversions to other formats than PNG uses internally are not supported by
 LodePNG on purpose, there are myriads of formats, including endianness of 16-bit
 colors, the order in which you store R, G, B and A, and so on. Supporting and
 converting to/from all that is outside the scope of LodePNG.
 
 This may mean that, depending on your use case, you may want to convert the big
 endian output of LodePNG to little endian with a for loop. This is certainly not
 always needed, many applications and libraries support big endian 16-bit colors
 anyway, but it means you cannot simply cast the unsigned char* buffer to an
 unsigned short* buffer on x86 CPUs.
 
 
 7. error values
 ---------------
 
 All functions in LodePNG that return an error code, return 0 if everything went
 OK, or a non-zero code if there was an error.
 
 The meaning of the LodePNG error values can be retrieved with the function
 lodepng_error_text: given the numerical error code, it returns a description
 of the error in English as a string.
 
 Check the implementation of lodepng_error_text to see the meaning of each code.
 
 
 8. chunks and PNG editing
 -------------------------
 
 If you want to add extra chunks to a PNG you encode, or use LodePNG for a PNG
 editor that should follow the rules about handling of unknown chunks, or if your
 program is able to read other types of chunks than the ones handled by LodePNG,
 then that's possible with the chunk functions of LodePNG.
 
 A PNG chunk has the following layout:
 
 4 bytes length
 4 bytes type name
 length bytes data
 4 bytes CRC
 
 8.1. iterating through chunks
 -----------------------------
 
 If you have a buffer containing the PNG image data, then the first chunk (the
 IHDR chunk) starts at byte number 8 of that buffer. The first 8 bytes are the
 signature of the PNG and are not part of a chunk. But if you start at byte 8
 then you have a chunk, and can check the following things of it.
 
 NOTE: none of these functions check for memory buffer boundaries. To avoid
 exploits, always make sure the buffer contains all the data of the chunks.
 When using lodepng_chunk_next, make sure the returned value is within the
 allocated memory.
 
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_length(const unsigned char* chunk):
 
 Get the length of the chunk's data. The total chunk length is this length + 12.
 
 void lodepng_chunk_type(char type[5], const unsigned char* chunk):
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_type_equals(const unsigned char* chunk, const char* type):
 
 Get the type of the chunk or compare if it's a certain type
 
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_critical(const unsigned char* chunk):
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_private(const unsigned char* chunk):
 unsigned char lodepng_chunk_safetocopy(const unsigned char* chunk):
 
 Check if the chunk is critical in the PNG standard (only IHDR, PLTE, IDAT and IEND are).
 Check if the chunk is private (public chunks are part of the standard, private ones not).
 Check if the chunk is safe to copy. If it's not, then, when modifying data in a critical
 chunk, unsafe to copy chunks of the old image may NOT be saved in the new one if your
 program doesn't handle that type of unknown chunk.
 
 unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_data(unsigned char* chunk):
 const unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_data_const(const unsigned char* chunk):
 
 Get a pointer to the start of the data of the chunk.
 
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_check_crc(const unsigned char* chunk):
 void lodepng_chunk_generate_crc(unsigned char* chunk):
 
 Check if the crc is correct or generate a correct one.
 
 unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_next(unsigned char* chunk):
 const unsigned char* lodepng_chunk_next_const(const unsigned char* chunk):
 
 Iterate to the next chunk. This works if you have a buffer with consecutive chunks. Note that these
 functions do no boundary checking of the allocated data whatsoever, so make sure there is enough
 data available in the buffer to be able to go to the next chunk.
 
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_append(unsigned char** out, size_t* outlength, const unsigned char* chunk):
 unsigned lodepng_chunk_create(unsigned char** out, size_t* outlength, unsigned length,
                               const char* type, const unsigned char* data):
 
 These functions are used to create new chunks that are appended to the data in *out that has
 length *outlength. The append function appends an existing chunk to the new data. The create
 function creates a new chunk with the given parameters and appends it. Type is the 4-letter
 name of the chunk.
 
 8.2. chunks in info_png
 -----------------------
 
 The LodePNGInfo struct contains fields with the unknown chunk in it. It has 3
 buffers (each with size) to contain 3 types of unknown chunks:
 the ones that come before the PLTE chunk, the ones that come between the PLTE
 and the IDAT chunks, and the ones that come after the IDAT chunks.
 It's necessary to make the distionction between these 3 cases because the PNG
 standard forces to keep the ordering of unknown chunks compared to the critical
 chunks, but does not force any other ordering rules.
 
 info_png.unknown_chunks_data[0] is the chunks before PLTE
 info_png.unknown_chunks_data[1] is the chunks after PLTE, before IDAT
 info_png.unknown_chunks_data[2] is the chunks after IDAT
 
 The chunks in these 3 buffers can be iterated through and read by using the same
 way described in the previous subchapter.
 
 When using the decoder to decode a PNG, you can make it store all unknown chunks
 if you set the option settings.remember_unknown_chunks to 1. By default, this
 option is off (0).
 
 The encoder will always encode unknown chunks that are stored in the info_png.
 If you need it to add a particular chunk that isn't known by LodePNG, you can
 use lodepng_chunk_append or lodepng_chunk_create to the chunk data in
 info_png.unknown_chunks_data[x].
 
 Chunks that are known by LodePNG should not be added in that way. E.g. to make
 LodePNG add a bKGD chunk, set background_defined to true and add the correct
 parameters there instead.
 
 
 9. compiler support
 -------------------
 
 No libraries other than the current standard C library are needed to compile
 LodePNG. For the C++ version, only the standard C++ library is needed on top.
 Add the files lodepng.c(pp) and lodepng.h to your project, include
 lodepng.h where needed, and your program can read/write PNG files.
 
 It is compatible with C90 and up, and C++03 and up.
 
 If performance is important, use optimization when compiling! For both the
 encoder and decoder, this makes a large difference.
 
 Make sure that LodePNG is compiled with the same compiler of the same version
 and with the same settings as the rest of the program, or the interfaces with
 std::vectors and std::strings in C++ can be incompatible.
 
 CHAR_BITS must be 8 or higher, because LodePNG uses unsigned chars for octets.
 
 *) gcc and g++
 
 LodePNG is developed in gcc so this compiler is natively supported. It gives no
 warnings with compiler options "-Wall -Wextra -pedantic -ansi", with gcc and g++
 version 4.7.1 on Linux, 32-bit and 64-bit.
 
 *) Clang
 
 Fully supported and warning-free.
 
 *) Mingw
 
 The Mingw compiler (a port of gcc for Windows) should be fully supported by
 LodePNG.
 
 *) Visual Studio and Visual C++ Express Edition
 
 LodePNG should be warning-free with warning level W4. Two warnings were disabled
 with pragmas though: warning 4244 about implicit conversions, and warning 4996
 where it wants to use a non-standard function fopen_s instead of the standard C
 fopen.
 
 Visual Studio may want "stdafx.h" files to be included in each source file and
 give an error "unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header".
 This is not standard C++ and will not be added to the stock LodePNG. You can
 disable it for lodepng.cpp only by right clicking it, Properties, C/C++,
 Precompiled Headers, and set it to Not Using Precompiled Headers there.
 
 NOTE: Modern versions of VS should be fully supported, but old versions, e.g.
 VS6, are not guaranteed to work.
 
 *) Compilers on Macintosh
 
 LodePNG has been reported to work both with gcc and LLVM for Macintosh, both for
 C and C++.
 
 *) Other Compilers
 
 If you encounter problems on any compilers, feel free to let me know and I may
 try to fix it if the compiler is modern and standards complient.
 
 
 10. examples
 ------------
 
 This decoder example shows the most basic usage of LodePNG. More complex
 examples can be found on the LodePNG website.
 
 10.1. decoder C++ example
 -------------------------
 
 #include "lodepng.h"
 #include <iostream>
 
 int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
   const char* filename = argc > 1 ? argv[1] : "test.png";
 
   //load and decode
   std::vector<unsigned char> image;
   unsigned width, height;
   unsigned error = lodepng::decode(image, width, height, filename);
 
   //if there's an error, display it
   if(error) std::cout << "decoder error " << error << ": " << lodepng_error_text(error) << std::endl;
 
   //the pixels are now in the vector "image", 4 bytes per pixel, ordered RGBARGBA..., use it as texture, draw it, ...
 }
 
 10.2. decoder C example
 -----------------------
 
 #include "lodepng.h"
 
 int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
   unsigned error;
   unsigned char* image;
   size_t width, height;
   const char* filename = argc > 1 ? argv[1] : "test.png";
 
   error = lodepng_decode32_file(&image, &width, &height, filename);
 
   if(error) printf("decoder error %u: %s\n", error, lodepng_error_text(error));
 
   / * use image here * /
 
   free(image);
   return 0;
 }
 
 11. state settings reference
 ----------------------------
 
 A quick reference of some settings to set on the LodePNGState
 
 For decoding:
 
 state.decoder.zlibsettings.ignore_adler32: ignore ADLER32 checksums
 state.decoder.zlibsettings.custom_...: use custom inflate function
 state.decoder.ignore_crc: ignore CRC checksums
 state.decoder.color_convert: convert internal PNG color to chosen one
 state.decoder.read_text_chunks: whether to read in text metadata chunks
 state.decoder.remember_unknown_chunks: whether to read in unknown chunks
 state.info_raw.colortype: desired color type for decoded image
 state.info_raw.bitdepth: desired bit depth for decoded image
 state.info_raw....: more color settings, see struct LodePNGColorMode
 state.info_png....: no settings for decoder but ouput, see struct LodePNGInfo
 
 For encoding:
 
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.btype: disable compression by setting it to 0
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.use_lz77: use LZ77 in compression
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.windowsize: tweak LZ77 windowsize
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.minmatch: tweak min LZ77 length to match
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.nicematch: tweak LZ77 match where to stop searching
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.lazymatching: try one more LZ77 matching
 state.encoder.zlibsettings.custom_...: use custom deflate function
 state.encoder.auto_convert: choose optimal PNG color type, if 0 uses info_png
 state.encoder.filter_palette_zero: PNG filter strategy for palette
 state.encoder.filter_strategy: PNG filter strategy to encode with
 state.encoder.force_palette: add palette even if not encoding to one
 state.encoder.add_id: add LodePNG identifier and version as a text chunk
 state.encoder.text_compression: use compressed text chunks for metadata
 state.info_raw.colortype: color type of raw input image you provide
 state.info_raw.bitdepth: bit depth of raw input image you provide
 state.info_raw: more color settings, see struct LodePNGColorMode
 state.info_png.color.colortype: desired color type if auto_convert is false
 state.info_png.color.bitdepth: desired bit depth if auto_convert is false
 state.info_png.color....: more color settings, see struct LodePNGColorMode
 state.info_png....: more PNG related settings, see struct LodePNGInfo
 
 
 12. changes
 -----------
 
 The version number of LodePNG is the date of the change given in the format
 yyyymmdd.
 
 Some changes aren't backwards compatible. Those are indicated with a (!)
 symbol.
 
 *) 27 nov 2016: grey+alpha auto color model detection bugfix
 *) 18 apr 2016: Changed qsort to custom stable sort (for platforms w/o qsort).
 *) 09 apr 2016: Fixed colorkey usage detection, and better file loading (within
    the limits of pure C90).
 *) 08 dec 2015: Made load_file function return error if file can't be opened.
 *) 24 okt 2015: Bugfix with decoding to palette output.
 *) 18 apr 2015: Boundary PM instead of just package-merge for faster encoding.
 *) 23 aug 2014: Reduced needless memory usage of decoder.
 *) 28 jun 2014: Removed fix_png setting, always support palette OOB for
     simplicity. Made ColorProfile public.
 *) 09 jun 2014: Faster encoder by fixing hash bug and more zeros optimization.
 *) 22 dec 2013: Power of two windowsize required for optimization.
 *) 15 apr 2013: Fixed bug with LAC_ALPHA and color key.
 *) 25 mar 2013: Added an optional feature to ignore some PNG errors (fix_png).
 *) 11 mar 2013 (!): Bugfix with custom free. Changed from "my" to "lodepng_"
     prefix for the custom allocators and made it possible with a new #define to
     use custom ones in your project without needing to change lodepng's code.
 *) 28 jan 2013: Bugfix with color key.
 *) 27 okt 2012: Tweaks in text chunk keyword length error handling.
 *) 8 okt 2012 (!): Added new filter strategy (entropy) and new auto color mode.
     (no palette). Better deflate tree encoding. New compression tweak settings.
     Faster color conversions while decoding. Some internal cleanups.
 *) 23 sep 2012: Reduced warnings in Visual Studio a little bit.
 *) 1 sep 2012 (!): Removed #define's for giving custom (de)compression functions
     and made it work with function pointers instead.
 *) 23 jun 2012: Added more filter strategies. Made it easier to use custom alloc
     and free functions and toggle #defines from compiler flags. Small fixes.
 *) 6 may 2012 (!): Made plugging in custom zlib/deflate functions more flexible.
 *) 22 apr 2012 (!): Made interface more consistent, renaming a lot. Removed
     redundant C++ codec classes. Reduced amount of structs. Everything changed,
     but it is cleaner now imho and functionality remains the same. Also fixed
     several bugs and shrunk the implementation code. Made new samples.
 *) 6 nov 2011 (!): By default, the encoder now automatically chooses the best
     PNG color model and bit depth, based on the amount and type of colors of the
     raw image. For this, autoLeaveOutAlphaChannel replaced by auto_choose_color.
 *) 9 okt 2011: simpler hash chain implementation for the encoder.
 *) 8 sep 2011: lz77 encoder lazy matching instead of greedy matching.
 *) 23 aug 2011: tweaked the zlib compression parameters after benchmarking.
     A bug with the PNG filtertype heuristic was fixed, so that it chooses much
     better ones (it's quite significant). A setting to do an experimental, slow,
     brute force search for PNG filter types is added.
 *) 17 aug 2011 (!): changed some C zlib related function names.
 *) 16 aug 2011: made the code less wide (max 120 characters per line).
 *) 17 apr 2011: code cleanup. Bugfixes. Convert low to 16-bit per sample colors.
 *) 21 feb 2011: fixed compiling for C90. Fixed compiling with sections disabled.
 *) 11 dec 2010: encoding is made faster, based on suggestion by Peter Eastman
     to optimize long sequences of zeros.
 *) 13 nov 2010: added LodePNG_InfoColor_hasPaletteAlpha and
     LodePNG_InfoColor_canHaveAlpha functions for convenience.
 *) 7 nov 2010: added LodePNG_error_text function to get error code description.
 *) 30 okt 2010: made decoding slightly faster
 *) 26 okt 2010: (!) changed some C function and struct names (more consistent).
      Reorganized the documentation and the declaration order in the header.
 *) 08 aug 2010: only changed some comments and external samples.
 *) 05 jul 2010: fixed bug thanks to warnings in the new gcc version.
 *) 14 mar 2010: fixed bug where too much memory was allocated for char buffers.
 *) 02 sep 2008: fixed bug where it could create empty tree that linux apps could
     read by ignoring the problem but windows apps couldn't.
 *) 06 jun 2008: added more error checks for out of memory cases.
 *) 26 apr 2008: added a few more checks here and there to ensure more safety.
 *) 06 mar 2008: crash with encoding of strings fixed
 *) 02 feb 2008: support for international text chunks added (iTXt)
 *) 23 jan 2008: small cleanups, and #defines to divide code in sections
 *) 20 jan 2008: support for unknown chunks allowing using LodePNG for an editor.
 *) 18 jan 2008: support for tIME and pHYs chunks added to encoder and decoder.
 *) 17 jan 2008: ability to encode and decode compressed zTXt chunks added
     Also various fixes, such as in the deflate and the padding bits code.
 *) 13 jan 2008: Added ability to encode Adam7-interlaced images. Improved
     filtering code of encoder.
 *) 07 jan 2008: (!) changed LodePNG to use ISO C90 instead of C++. A
     C++ wrapper around this provides an interface almost identical to before.
     Having LodePNG be pure ISO C90 makes it more portable. The C and C++ code
     are together in these files but it works both for C and C++ compilers.
 *) 29 dec 2007: (!) changed most integer types to unsigned int + other tweaks
 *) 30 aug 2007: bug fixed which makes this Borland C++ compatible
 *) 09 aug 2007: some VS2005 warnings removed again
 *) 21 jul 2007: deflate code placed in new namespace separate from zlib code
 *) 08 jun 2007: fixed bug with 2- and 4-bit color, and small interlaced images
 *) 04 jun 2007: improved support for Visual Studio 2005: crash with accessing
     invalid std::vector element [0] fixed, and level 3 and 4 warnings removed
 *) 02 jun 2007: made the encoder add a tag with version by default
 *) 27 may 2007: zlib and png code separated (but still in the same file),
     simple encoder/decoder functions added for more simple usage cases
 *) 19 may 2007: minor fixes, some code cleaning, new error added (error 69),
     moved some examples from here to lodepng_examples.cpp
 *) 12 may 2007: palette decoding bug fixed
 *) 24 apr 2007: changed the license from BSD to the zlib license
 *) 11 mar 2007: very simple addition: ability to encode bKGD chunks.
 *) 04 mar 2007: (!) tEXt chunk related fixes, and support for encoding
     palettized PNG images. Plus little interface change with palette and texts.
 *) 03 mar 2007: Made it encode dynamic Huffman shorter with repeat codes.
     Fixed a bug where the end code of a block had length 0 in the Huffman tree.
 *) 26 feb 2007: Huffman compression with dynamic trees (BTYPE 2) now implemented
     and supported by the encoder, resulting in smaller PNGs at the output.
 *) 27 jan 2007: Made the Adler-32 test faster so that a timewaste is gone.
 *) 24 jan 2007: gave encoder an error interface. Added color conversion from any
     greyscale type to 8-bit greyscale with or without alpha.
 *) 21 jan 2007: (!) Totally changed the interface. It allows more color types
     to convert to and is more uniform. See the manual for how it works now.
 *) 07 jan 2007: Some cleanup & fixes, and a few changes over the last days:
     encode/decode custom tEXt chunks, separate classes for zlib & deflate, and
     at last made the decoder give errors for incorrect Adler32 or Crc.
 *) 01 jan 2007: Fixed bug with encoding PNGs with less than 8 bits per channel.
 *) 29 dec 2006: Added support for encoding images without alpha channel, and
     cleaned out code as well as making certain parts faster.
 *) 28 dec 2006: Added "Settings" to the encoder.
 *) 26 dec 2006: The encoder now does LZ77 encoding and produces much smaller files now.
     Removed some code duplication in the decoder. Fixed little bug in an example.
 *) 09 dec 2006: (!) Placed output parameters of public functions as first parameter.
     Fixed a bug of the decoder with 16-bit per color.
 *) 15 okt 2006: Changed documentation structure
 *) 09 okt 2006: Encoder class added. It encodes a valid PNG image from the
     given image buffer, however for now it's not compressed.
 *) 08 sep 2006: (!) Changed to interface with a Decoder class
 *) 30 jul 2006: (!) LodePNG_InfoPng , width and height are now retrieved in different
     way. Renamed decodePNG to decodePNGGeneric.
 *) 29 jul 2006: (!) Changed the interface: image info is now returned as a
     struct of type LodePNG::LodePNG_Info, instead of a vector, which was a bit clumsy.
 *) 28 jul 2006: Cleaned the code and added new error checks.
     Corrected terminology "deflate" into "inflate".
 *) 23 jun 2006: Added SDL example in the documentation in the header, this
     example allows easy debugging by displaying the PNG and its transparency.
 *) 22 jun 2006: (!) Changed way to obtain error value. Added
     loadFile function for convenience. Made decodePNG32 faster.
 *) 21 jun 2006: (!) Changed type of info vector to unsigned.
     Changed position of palette in info vector. Fixed an important bug that
     happened on PNGs with an uncompressed block.
 *) 16 jun 2006: Internally changed unsigned into unsigned where
     needed, and performed some optimizations.
 *) 07 jun 2006: (!) Renamed functions to decodePNG and placed them
     in LodePNG namespace. Changed the order of the parameters. Rewrote the
     documentation in the header. Renamed files to lodepng.cpp and lodepng.h
 *) 22 apr 2006: Optimized and improved some code
 *) 07 sep 2005: (!) Changed to std::vector interface
 *) 12 aug 2005: Initial release (C++, decoder only)
 
 
 13. contact information
 -----------------------
 
 Feel free to contact me with suggestions, problems, comments, ... concerning
 LodePNG. If you encounter a PNG image that doesn't work properly with this
 decoder, feel free to send it and I'll use it to find and fix the problem.
 
 My email address is (puzzle the account and domain together with an @ symbol):
 Domain: gmail dot com.
 Account: lode dot vandevenne.
 
 
 Copyright (c) 2005-2016 Lode Vandevenne
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