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CLK/Machines/CRTMachine.hpp
Thomas Harte d97a073d1b Adds the necessary routine for all machines to be able to respond to get_scan_status.
They all just as the CRT, as all are currently based on the CRT. Which doesn't currently know the total clock rate it would need to in order properly to scale the answer to the question. Further thought coming.
2020-01-20 21:45:10 -05:00

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//
// CRTMachine.hpp
// Clock Signal
//
// Created by Thomas Harte on 31/05/2016.
// Copyright 2016 Thomas Harte. All rights reserved.
//
#ifndef CRTMachine_hpp
#define CRTMachine_hpp
#include "../Outputs/ScanTarget.hpp"
#include "../Outputs/Speaker/Speaker.hpp"
#include "../ClockReceiver/ClockReceiver.hpp"
#include "../ClockReceiver/TimeTypes.hpp"
#include "ROMMachine.hpp"
#include "../Configurable/StandardOptions.hpp"
#include <cmath>
// TODO: rename.
namespace CRTMachine {
/*!
A CRTMachine::Machine is a mostly-abstract base class for machines that connect to a CRT,
that optionally provide a speaker, and that nominate a clock rate and can announce to a delegate
should that clock rate change.
*/
class Machine {
public:
/*!
Causes the machine to set up its display and, if it has one, speaker.
The @c scan_target will receive all video output; the caller guarantees
that it is non-null.
*/
virtual void set_scan_target(Outputs::Display::ScanTarget *scan_target) = 0;
/*!
@returns The current scan status.
*/
virtual Outputs::Display::ScanStatus get_scan_status() const = 0;
/// @returns The speaker that receives this machine's output, or @c nullptr if this machine is mute.
virtual Outputs::Speaker::Speaker *get_speaker() = 0;
/// @returns The confidence that this machine is running content it understands.
virtual float get_confidence() { return 0.5f; }
virtual std::string debug_type() { return ""; }
/// Runs the machine for @c duration seconds.
virtual void run_for(Time::Seconds duration) {
const double cycles = (duration * clock_rate_) + clock_conversion_error_;
clock_conversion_error_ = std::fmod(cycles, 1.0);
run_for(Cycles(static_cast<int>(cycles)));
}
/*!
Runs for the machine for at least @c duration seconds, and then until @c condition is true.
@returns The amount of time run for.
*/
Time::Seconds run_until(Time::Seconds minimum_duration, std::function<bool()> condition) {
Time::Seconds total_runtime = minimum_duration;
run_for(minimum_duration);
while(!condition()) {
// Advance in increments of one 500th of a second until the condition
// is true; that's 1/10th of a 50Hz frame, but more like 1/8.33 of a
// 60Hz frame. Though most machines aren't exactly 50Hz or 60Hz, and some
// are arbitrary other refresh rates. So those observations are merely
// for scale.
run_for(0.002);
total_runtime += 0.002;
}
return total_runtime;
}
enum MachineEvent: int {
/// At least one new packet of audio has been delivered to the spaker's delegate.
NewSpeakerSamplesGenerated = 1 << 0
};
/*!
Runs for at least @c duration seconds, and then every one of the @c events has occurred at least once since this
call to @c run_until_event.
@param events A bitmask comprised of @c MachineEvent flags.
@returns The amount of time run for.
*/
Time::Seconds run_until(Time::Seconds minimum_duration, int events) {
// Tie up a wait-for-samples, if requested.
const Outputs::Speaker::Speaker *speaker = nullptr;
int sample_sets = 0;
if(events & MachineEvent::NewSpeakerSamplesGenerated) {
speaker = get_speaker();
if(!speaker) events &= ~MachineEvent::NewSpeakerSamplesGenerated;
sample_sets = speaker->completed_sample_sets();
}
// Run until all requested events are satisfied.
return run_until(minimum_duration, [=]() {
return
(!(events & MachineEvent::NewSpeakerSamplesGenerated) || (sample_sets != speaker->completed_sample_sets()));
});
}
protected:
/// Runs the machine for @c cycles.
virtual void run_for(const Cycles cycles) = 0;
void set_clock_rate(double clock_rate) {
clock_rate_ = clock_rate;
}
double get_clock_rate() {
return clock_rate_;
}
/*!
Maps from Configurable::Display to Outputs::Display::VideoSignal and calls
@c set_display_type with the result.
*/
void set_video_signal_configurable(Configurable::Display type) {
Outputs::Display::DisplayType display_type;
switch(type) {
default:
case Configurable::Display::RGB:
display_type = Outputs::Display::DisplayType::RGB;
break;
case Configurable::Display::SVideo:
display_type = Outputs::Display::DisplayType::SVideo;
break;
case Configurable::Display::CompositeColour:
display_type = Outputs::Display::DisplayType::CompositeColour;
break;
case Configurable::Display::CompositeMonochrome:
display_type = Outputs::Display::DisplayType::CompositeMonochrome;
break;
}
set_display_type(display_type);
}
/*!
Forwards the video signal to the target returned by get_crt().
*/
virtual void set_display_type(Outputs::Display::DisplayType display_type) {}
private:
double clock_rate_ = 1.0;
double clock_conversion_error_ = 0.0;
};
}
#endif /* CRTMachine_hpp */