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Three Luma Ten Bit Words: Ten-bit word lookup uses four-lane packing or sample lane · case 04
The returned physical layout descriptor disagrees with the declared buffer mapping at word_column.
Case contract
A stipulated luma row stores three ten-bit samples in each 32-bit little-endian word. The top two bits are preserved metadata. Each scanline starts with a two-byte exposure tag; final unused lanes are padding. Return the named intermediate layout descriptor and final address fields; all quantities are integer byte offsets unless explicitly stated.
Why this case matters
Offline raster resource, upload, readback, and storage-layout regression model.
One recorded failure
Sample boundary fixtureThis sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| layout fixture 4 | {"bytes": [127, 68, 35, 193], "lane": 0, "mask": 1023, "row_pitch": 18, "shift": 0, "updated": 3240313983, "valid_tail_lanes": 3, "word_address": 84, "word_column": 0, "words_per_row": 4} | {"bytes": [127, 68, 35, 193], "lane": 0, "mask": 1023, "row_pitch": 18, "shift": 0, "updated": 3240313983, "valid_tail_lanes": 3, "word_address": 88, "word_column": 1, "words_per_row": 4} | Failed |
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