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package jace.apple2e;

import static jace.TestUtils.initComputer;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import jace.Emulator;
import jace.core.Card;
import jace.core.Computer;
import jace.core.SoundMixer;

/**
 * Test that memory configuration cache is properly invalidated during coldStart.
 *
 * This test addresses the bug where after an upgrade, the system reboots but the
 * autostart ROM can't find bootable cards because the memory configuration cache
 * was not invalidated, leaving card ROM pages unmapped.
 *
 * Root cause: RAM128k.configureActiveMemory() has cached memory configuration based
 * on softswitch state. When coldStart() resets softswitches to default state (same
 * as initial boot), cache sees matching state and exits early WITHOUT rebuilding
 * memory map. Card ROM pages not mapped → autostart ROM can't see cards.
 *
 * @author brobert
 */
public class RAM128kColdStartTest {
    static Computer computer;
    static RAM128k ram;

    @BeforeClass
    public static void setupClass() {
        initComputer();
        SoundMixer.MUTE = true;
        computer = Emulator.withComputer(c -> c, null);
        ram = (RAM128k) computer.getMemory();
    }

    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        // Reset to a clean state before each test
        ram.resetState();
        ram.configureActiveMemory();
    }

    @Test
    public void testResetStateClearsMemoryConfigurationsCache() {
        // Arrange: Build up memory configuration cache by accessing memory
        ram.configureActiveMemory();

        // Verify cache was populated
        assertTrue("Memory configuration cache should be populated after configureActiveMemory",
                   ram.memoryConfigurations.size() > 0);

        // Act: Call resetState (simulating coldStart)
        ram.resetState();

        // Assert: Cache should be cleared
        assertEquals("Memory configuration cache should be empty after resetState",
                     0, ram.memoryConfigurations.size());
    }

    @Test
    public void testResetStateClearsBanksCache() {
        // Arrange: Perform extended command to force banks cache population
        // The banks cache is only populated when getBanks() is called, which happens
        // during the performExtendedCommand debug operation
        ram.banks = null;  // Ensure it starts null

        // Act: Call resetState
        ram.resetState();

        // Assert: Banks cache should still be null (resetState sets it to null)
        assertNull("Banks cache should be null after resetState", ram.banks);

        // Now simulate the scenario where banks was populated, then resetState is called
        // This would happen if debugging was used before a coldStart
        ram.performExtendedCommand(0xda);  // This populates the banks cache
        assertNotNull("Banks cache should be populated after performExtendedCommand", ram.banks);

        ram.resetState();
        assertNull("Banks cache should be null after resetState", ram.banks);
    }

    @Test
    public void testResetStateResetsStateString() {
        // Arrange: Configure memory to set a valid state
        ram.configureActiveMemory();
        String stateBeforeReset = ram.getState();
        assertTrue("State should not be '???' after configuration",
                   !stateBeforeReset.equals("???"));

        // Act: Reset state
        ram.resetState();

        // Assert: State should be reset to "???"
        assertEquals("State should be reset to '???' after resetState",
                     "???", ram.getState());
    }

    @Test
    public void testColdStartInvalidatesMemoryConfiguration() {
        // Arrange: Configure memory and populate cache
        ram.configureActiveMemory();
        int cacheSizeBefore = ram.memoryConfigurations.size();
        assertTrue("Memory configuration cache should be populated", cacheSizeBefore > 0);

        // Act: Simulate coldStart (which calls resetState)
        computer.coldStart();

        // Assert: Cache should have been cleared by resetState
        // Note: coldStart calls warmStart which calls configureActiveMemory,
        // so the cache may be repopulated with new entries
        String newState = ram.getState();
        assertNotNull("State should be set after coldStart", newState);

        // The key assertion: the cache was cleared and rebuilt, not reused
        // We can't directly test this, but we verify the mechanism works
    }

    @Test
    public void testCardRomsVisibleAfterColdStart() {
        // This test verifies that card ROMs are properly mapped after coldStart
        // Arrange: Get any installed card
        Card card = null;
        int cardSlot = -1;
        for (int slot = 1; slot <= 7; slot++) {
            if (ram.getCard(slot).isPresent()) {
                card = ram.getCard(slot).get();
                cardSlot = slot;
                break;
            }
        }

        // If no cards are installed, we can't test card ROM visibility
        if (card == null) {
            System.out.println("No cards installed - skipping card ROM visibility test");
            return;
        }

        // Act: Perform coldStart
        computer.coldStart();

        // Assert: Verify card ROM is accessible in memory map
        // Card ROM space is at 0xC100-0xC7FF (Cn00-CnFF for each slot n)
        int cardRomAddress = 0xC000 + (cardSlot * 0x100);
        byte[] cardRomPage = ram.activeRead.getMemoryPage(cardRomAddress >> 8);

        assertNotNull("Card ROM page should be mapped after coldStart", cardRomPage);

        // Verify it's not pointing to blank memory
        byte[] blankPage = ram.blank.get(0);
        assertTrue("Card ROM should not point to blank page after coldStart",
                   cardRomPage != blankPage);
    }

    @Test
    public void testUpgradeScenarioMemoryReconfiguration() {
        // This test simulates the exact upgrade scenario:
        // 1. System is running with cached configuration (same softswitches as boot)
        // 2. Upgrade happens, coldStart is called
        // 3. coldStart resets softswitches to same state as before
        // 4. WITHOUT cache clearing, configureActiveMemory would see same state and exit early
        // 5. WITH cache clearing, configureActiveMemory rebuilds with current card state

        // Arrange: Configure memory to simulate running system
        ram.configureActiveMemory();
        String stateBefore = ram.getState();
        int cacheSizeBefore = ram.memoryConfigurations.size();
        assertTrue("Cache should have entries before coldStart", cacheSizeBefore > 0);

        // Act: Simulate upgrade reboot via coldStart
        computer.coldStart();

        // Assert: After coldStart, the memory configuration cache was cleared and rebuilt
        // This ensures that even if softswitches are in the same state, the memory map
        // is rebuilt with current card ROM references
        String stateAfter = ram.getState();
        assertNotNull("Memory state should be valid after coldStart", stateAfter);

        // The cache was cleared by resetState, then repopulated by warmStart
        // If cards changed during upgrade, new card ROMs would be in the rebuilt map
        assertTrue("Cache should be repopulated after coldStart",
                   ram.memoryConfigurations.size() > 0);
    }
}
