Continues edging towards raster racing and/or time warping.

OSBindings/Mac/Clock Signal/Machine/CSMachine.mm

@@ -155,6 +155,7 @@ struct ActivityObserver: public Activity::Observer {
 	CGSize _pixelSize;
 	std::atomic_flag _isUpdating;
 	int64_t _syncTime;
+	int64_t _timeDiff;
 	double _refreshPeriod;
 
 	std::unique_ptr<Outputs::Display::OpenGL::ScanTarget> _scanTarget;
@@ -711,12 +712,26 @@ struct ActivityObserver: public Activity::Observer {
 	NSLog(@"Refresh period: %0.5f (%0.5f)", _refreshPeriod, 1.0 / _refreshPeriod);
 }
 
-- (void)openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:(CSOpenGLView *)view {
+- (void)openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:(CSOpenGLView *)view now:(const CVTimeStamp *)now outputTime:(const CVTimeStamp *)outputTime {
+	// First order of business: grab a timestamp.
+	const auto timeNow = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count();
+
 	CGSize pixelSize = view.backingSize;
 	@synchronized(self) {
-		_syncTime = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count();
+		// Store a means to map from CVTimeStamp.hostTime to std::chrono::high_resolution_clock;
+		// there is an extremely dodgy assumption here that both are in the same units (and, below, that both as in ns).
+		if(!_timeDiff) {
+			_timeDiff = int64_t(now->hostTime) - int64_t(timeNow);
+		}
+
+		// Store the next end-of-frame time. TODO: and start of next and implied visible duration, if raster racing?
+		_syncTime = int64_t(now->hostTime) + _timeDiff;
+
+		// Also crib the current view pixel size.
 		_pixelSize = pixelSize;
 	}
+
+	// Draw the current output. (TODO: do this within the timer if either raster racing or, at least, sync matching).
 	[self.view performWithGLContext:^{
 		self->_scanTarget->draw((int)pixelSize.width, (int)pixelSize.height);
 	} flushDrawable:YES];
@@ -728,44 +743,63 @@ struct ActivityObserver: public Activity::Observer {
 	__block auto lastTime = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count();
 
 	_timer = [[CSHighPrecisionTimer alloc] initWithTask:^{
+		// Grab the time now and, therefore, the amount of time since the timer last fired.
 		const auto timeNow = std::chrono::high_resolution_clock::now().time_since_epoch().count();
 		const auto duration = timeNow - lastTime;
 
-		CGSize pixelSize;
-		int64_t syncTime;
-		@synchronized(self) {
-			syncTime = self->_syncTime;
 		
-			// If this tick includes vsync then inspect the machine.
+		CGSize pixelSize;
 		BOOL splitAndSync = NO;
+		@synchronized(self) {
+			// If this tick includes vsync then inspect the machine.
 			if(timeNow >= self->_syncTime && lastTime < self->_syncTime) {
 				// Grab the scan status and check out the machine's current frame time.
 				// If it's stable and within 3% of a non-zero integer multiple of the
-				// display rate, consider an adjustment.
+				// display rate, mark this time window to be split over the sync.
 				const auto scan_status = self->_machine->crt_machine()->get_scan_status();
 				if(scan_status.field_duration_gradient < 0.00001) {
 					auto ratio = self->_refreshPeriod / scan_status.field_duration;
-					if(ratio > 1.5) {
+					const double integerRatio = round(ratio);
-						ratio = fmod(ratio, 1.0);
+					if(integerRatio > 0.0) {
-						if(ratio < 0.5) ratio += 1.0;
+						ratio /= integerRatio;
-					}
 						splitAndSync = ratio <= 1.03 && ratio >= 0.97;
-//					if(splitAndSync) {
+					}
-//						NSLog(@"+: %0.3f %0.3f [%0.5f]", scan_status.field_duration / self->_refreshPeriod, ratio, scan_status.field_duration_gradient);
+				}
-//					} else {
-//						NSLog(@"-: %0.3f %0.3f [%0.5f]", scan_status.field_duration / self->_refreshPeriod, ratio, scan_status.field_duration_gradient);
-//					}
-				} // else NSLog(@"e");
 			}
 
+			// If the time window is being split, run up to the split, then check out machine speed, possibly
+			// adjusting multiplier, then run after the split.
+			if(splitAndSync) {
+				self->_machine->crt_machine()->run_for((double)(self->_syncTime - lastTime) / 1e9);
+//				NSLog(@"%0.4f [%d / %0.4f]\n", self->_machine->crt_machine()->get_scan_status().current_position, apple_cycles, CRTMachine::Machine::machine_duration);
+				apple_cycles = 0;
+				CRTMachine::Machine::machine_duration = 0.0;
+				self->_machine->crt_machine()->run_for((double)(timeNow - self->_syncTime) / 1e9);
+			} else {
 				self->_machine->crt_machine()->run_for((double)duration / 1e9);
+			}
 			pixelSize = self->_pixelSize;
 		}
 
-		if(!self->_isUpdating.test_and_set()) {
+		// If this was not a split-and-sync then dispatch the update request asynchronously, unless
+		// there is an earlier one not yet finished, in which case don't worry about it for now.
+		//
+		// If it was a split-and-sync then spin until it is safe to dispatch, and dispatch with
+		// a concluding draw. Implicit assumption here: whatever is left to be done in the final window
+		// can be done within the retrace period.
+		auto wasUpdating = self->_isUpdating.test_and_set();
+//		if(wasUpdating && splitAndSync) {
+//			while(self->_isUpdating.test_and_set());
+//			wasUpdating = false;
+//		}
+		if(!wasUpdating) {
 			dispatch_async(dispatch_get_global_queue(QOS_CLASS_USER_INTERACTIVE, 0), ^{
 				[self.view performWithGLContext:^{
 					self->_scanTarget->update((int)pixelSize.width, (int)pixelSize.height);
+
+//					if(splitAndSync) {
+//						self->_scanTarget->draw((int)pixelSize.width, (int)pixelSize.height);
+//					}
 				} flushDrawable:NO];
 				self->_isUpdating.clear();
 			});

OSBindings/Mac/Clock Signal/Views/CSOpenGLView.h

@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, CSOpenGLViewRedrawEvent) {
 /*!
 	Informs the delegate that the display link has fired.
 */
-- (void)openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:(nonnull CSOpenGLView *)view;
+- (void)openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:(nonnull CSOpenGLView *)view now:(nonnull const CVTimeStamp *)now outputTime:(nonnull const CVTimeStamp *)outputTime;
 
 @end
 

OSBindings/Mac/Clock Signal/Views/CSOpenGLView.m

@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ static CVReturn DisplayLinkCallback(CVDisplayLinkRef displayLink, const CVTimeSt
 	CSOpenGLView *const view = (__bridge CSOpenGLView *)displayLinkContext;
 
 	[view checkDisplayLink];
-	[view.displayLinkDelegate openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:view];
+	[view.displayLinkDelegate openGLViewDisplayLinkDidFire:view now:now outputTime:outputTime];
 	/*
 		Do not touch the display link from after this call; there's a bit of a race condition with setupDisplayLink.
 		Specifically: Apple provides CVDisplayLinkStop but a call to that merely prevents future calls to the callback,

Outputs/CRT/CRT.cpp

@@ -489,10 +489,7 @@ Outputs::Display::ScanStatus CRT::get_scaled_scan_status() const {
 	status.field_duration = float(vertical_flywheel_->get_locked_period()) / float(time_multiplier_);
 	status.field_duration_gradient = float(vertical_flywheel_->get_last_period_adjustment()) / float(time_multiplier_);
 	status.retrace_duration = float(vertical_flywheel_->get_retrace_period()) / float(time_multiplier_);
-	status.current_position =
+	status.current_position = float(vertical_flywheel_->get_current_phase()) / float(vertical_flywheel_->get_locked_scan_period());
-		std::max(0.0f,
-			float(vertical_flywheel_->get_current_output_position()) / (float(vertical_flywheel_->get_locked_period()) * float(time_multiplier_))
-		);
 	status.hsync_count = vertical_flywheel_->get_number_of_retraces();
 	return status;
 }

Outputs/CRT/Internals/Flywheel.hpp

@@ -139,6 +139,16 @@ struct Flywheel {
 		return counter_ - retrace_time_;
 	}
 
+	/*!
+		Returns the current 'phase' — 0 is the start of the display; a count up to 0 from a negative number represents
+		the retrace period and it will then count up to get_locked_scan_period().
+
+		@returns The current output position.
+	*/
+	inline int get_current_phase() {
+		return counter_ - retrace_time_;
+	}
+
 	/*!
 		@returns the amount of time since retrace last began. Time then counts monotonically up from zero.
 	*/
@@ -160,6 +170,13 @@ struct Flywheel {
 		return standard_period_ - retrace_time_;
 	}
 
+	/*!
+		@returns the actual length of the scan period (excluding retrace).
+	*/
+	inline int get_locked_scan_period() {
+		return expected_next_sync_ - retrace_time_;
+	}
+
 	/*!
 		@returns the expected length of a complete scan and retrace cycle.
 	*/