//
//  9918.hpp
//  Clock Signal
//
//  Created by Thomas Harte on 25/11/2017.
//  Copyright 2017 Thomas Harte. All rights reserved.
//

#pragma once

#include "../../Outputs/CRT/CRT.hpp"
#include "../../ClockReceiver/ClockReceiver.hpp"

#include <cstdint>

namespace TI::TMS {

enum Personality {
	TMS9918A,	// includes the 9928 and 9929; set TV standard and output device as desired.

	// Yamaha extensions.
	V9938,
	V9958,

	// Sega extensions.
	SMSVDP,
	SMS2VDP,
	GGVDP,
	MDVDP,
};

enum class TVStandard {
	/*! i.e. 50Hz output at around 312.5 lines/field */
	PAL,
	/*! i.e. 60Hz output at around 262.5 lines/field */
	NTSC
};

}

#include "Implementation/9918Base.hpp"

namespace TI::TMS {

/*!
	Provides emulation of the TMS9918a, TMS9928 and TMS9929. Likely in the future to be the
	vessel for emulation of sufficiently close derivatives, such as the Master System VDP.

	The TMS9918 and descendants are video display generators that own their own RAM, making it
	accessible through an implicitly-timed register interface, and (depending on model) can generate
	PAL and NTSC component and composite video.

	These chips have only one non-on-demand interaction with the outside world: an interrupt line.
	See get_time_until_interrupt and get_interrupt_line for asynchronous operation options.
*/
template <Personality personality> class TMS9918: private Base<personality> {
public:
	/*! Constructs an instance of the VDP that behaves according to the templated personality. */
	TMS9918();

	/*! Sets the TV standard for this TMS, if that is hard-coded in hardware. */
	void set_tv_standard(TVStandard);

	/*! Sets the scan target this TMS will post content to. */
	void set_scan_target(Outputs::Display::ScanTarget *);

	/*! Gets the current scan status. */
	Outputs::Display::ScanStatus get_scaled_scan_status() const;

	/*! Sets the type of CRT display. */
	void set_display_type(Outputs::Display::DisplayType);

	/*! Gets the type of CRT display. */
	Outputs::Display::DisplayType get_display_type() const;

	/*!
		Runs the VDP for the number of cycles indicate; the input clock rate is implicitly assumed.

		For everything except the Mega Drive VDP:
			* the input clock rate should be 3579545 Hz, the NTSC colour clock rate.

		For the Mega Drive:
			* the input clock rate should be around 7.6MHz; 15/7ths of the NTSC colour
			clock rate for NTSC output and 12/7ths of the PAL colour clock rate for PAL output.
	*/
	void run_for(const HalfCycles);

	/*! Sets a register value. */
	void write(int address, uint8_t value);

	/*! Gets a register value. */
	uint8_t read(int address);

	/*! Gets the current scan line; provided by the Sega VDPs only. */
	uint8_t get_current_line() const;

	/*! Gets the current latched horizontal counter; provided by the Sega VDPs only. */
	uint8_t get_latched_horizontal_counter() const;

	/*! Latches the current horizontal counter. */
	void latch_horizontal_counter();

	/*!
		Returns the amount of time until @c get_interrupt_line would next change if
		there are no interceding calls to @c write or to @c read.

		If get_interrupt_line is true now of if get_interrupt_line would
		never return true, returns HalfCycles::max().
	*/
	HalfCycles next_sequence_point() const;

	/*!
		Returns the amount of time until the nominated line interrupt position is
		reached on line @c line. If no line interrupt position is defined for
		this VDP, returns the time until the 'beginning' of that line, whatever
		that may mean.

		@line is relative to the first pixel line of the display and may be negative.
	*/
	HalfCycles get_time_until_line(int line);

	/*!
		@returns @c true if the interrupt line is currently active; @c false otherwise.
	*/
	bool get_interrupt_line() const;
};

}