iigs-sprite-compiler/SpriteCompiler/Problem/SpriteGeneratorState.cs

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namespace SpriteCompiler.Problem
{
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
public class SpriteGeneratorState : IEquatable<SpriteGeneratorState>
{
// Single static reference to the original data set
public static List<SpriteByte> DATASET = null;
public static IDictionary<int, SpriteByte> DATASET_BY_OFFSET = null;
// Histogram of the byte data
public static IDictionary<byte, int> DATASET_SOLID_BYTES = null;
// Histogram of all possible words -- includes overlaps, e.g. $11 $11 $11 $11 = ($1111, 3)
public static IDictionary<ushort, int> DATASET_SOLID_WORDS = null;
public static SpriteGeneratorState Init(IEnumerable<Helpers.BrutalDeluxeClassifier.ColoredSpriteData> bytes)
{
return Init(bytes.Select(x => new SpriteByte((byte)x.Data, (byte)x.Mask, (ushort)x.Offset)));
}
public static SpriteGeneratorState Init(IEnumerable<SpriteByte> bytes)
{
DATASET = bytes.OrderBy(x => x.Offset).ToList();
DATASET_BY_OFFSET = DATASET.ToDictionary(x => (int)x.Offset, x => x);
DATASET_SOLID_BYTES = DATASET
.Where(x => x.Mask == 0x00)
.GroupBy(x => x.Data)
.ToDictionary(x => x.Key, x => x.Count())
;
DATASET_SOLID_WORDS = DATASET
.Zip(DATASET.Skip(1), (x, y) => new { Left = x, Right = y })
.Where(x => (x.Left.Offset == (x.Right.Offset - 1)) && x.Left.Mask == 0x00 && x.Right.Mask == 0x00)
.Select(x => (x.Right.Data << 8) | x.Left.Data)
.GroupBy(x => x)
.ToDictionary(x => (ushort)x.Key, x => x.Count())
;
return new SpriteGeneratorState();
}
public static SpriteGeneratorState Init(IEnumerable<byte> data)
{
return Init(data.Select((x, i) => new SpriteByte(x, (ushort)i)));
}
public static SpriteGeneratorState Init(IEnumerable<byte> data, IEnumerable<byte> mask)
{
return Init(data.Zip(mask, (x, y) => new { Data = x, Mask = y })
.Select((_, i) => new SpriteByte(_.Data, _.Mask, (ushort)i))
.Where(_ => _.Mask != 0xFF));
}
public SpriteGeneratorState()
{
// The closed list contains all of the bytes that have been written
Closed = new HashSet<ushort>();
// Initialize the CPU state
A = Register.INITIAL_OFFSET; // the address to draw the sprite is passed in, this is a run-time value
X = Register.UNINITIALIZED; // the other registered are also undefined
Y = Register.UNINITIALIZED;
D = Register.UNINITIALIZED;
S = Register.UNINITIALIZED;
P = 0x30; // Start in native mode (16 bit A/X/Y) with the carry clear
AllowModeChange = true;
}
private SpriteGeneratorState(SpriteGeneratorState other)
{
Closed = new HashSet<ushort>(other.Closed);
A = other.A;
X = other.X;
Y = other.Y;
D = other.D;
S = other.S;
P = other.P;
AllowModeChange = other.AllowModeChange;
}
public override string ToString()
{
return String.Format("A = {0:X4}, X = {1}, Y = {2}, S = {3}, D = {4}, P = {5:X2}, Change? = {6}", A, X, Y, S, D, P, AllowModeChange);
}
public void RemoveWord(ushort offset)
{
Closed.Add(offset);
Closed.Add((ushort)(offset + 1));
AllowModeChange = true;
}
public void RemoveByte(ushort offset)
{
Closed.Add(offset);
AllowModeChange = true;
}
public List<SpriteByte> RemainingBytes()
{
return DATASET
.Where(x => !Closed.Contains(x.Offset))
.ToList();
}
public SpriteGeneratorState Clone(Action<SpriteGeneratorState> f = null)
{
var other = new SpriteGeneratorState(this);
if (f != null)
{
f(other);
}
return other;
}
// A better state representation would be to have an array of offsets and a static
// data and mask array. Then the state is just the locations and registers, rather
// than a full copy of the data
public ISet<ushort> Closed { get; private set; }
public bool IsEmpty { get { return Closed.Count == DATASET.Count; } }
public bool LongA { get { return (P & 0x10) == 0x10; } }
public bool LongI { get { return (P & 0x20) == 0x20; } }
// Maintain the state of the execution
public Register A { get; set; } // Nullable because unknown values can be passed through the accumulator
public Register X { get; set; }
public Register Y { get; set; }
public Register D { get; set; }
public Register S { get; set; } // S is always an offset, not a literal number
public byte P { get; set; }
// Flag that is cleared whenever there is a switch from
// 8/16-bit mode. It is reset once a PHA or STA occurs.
// A PEA instruction has no effect. This gates allowable
// state transition to prevent long REP/SEP seqences by ensuring
// that switching modes (2 cycles) is always treated as more
// expensive than a data store.
public bool AllowModeChange { get; set; }
public const byte LONG_A = 0x10;
public const byte LONG_I = 0x20;
public override bool Equals(object obj)
{
return Equals(obj as SpriteGeneratorState);
}
public bool Equals(SpriteGeneratorState other)
{
// Two states are equal if the bytes are the same and all registers are the same
return Closed.SetEquals(other.Closed) &&
A.Equals(other.A) &&
X.Equals(other.X) &&
Y.Equals(other.Y) &&
D.Equals(other.D) &&
S.Equals(other.S) &&
P.Equals(other.P) &&
AllowModeChange == other.AllowModeChange
;
}
public override int GetHashCode()
{
return
A.GetHashCode() +
X.GetHashCode() +
Y.GetHashCode() +
D.GetHashCode() +
S.GetHashCode() +
P.GetHashCode() +
AllowModeChange.GetHashCode()
;
}
public static bool operator ==(SpriteGeneratorState state1, SpriteGeneratorState state2)
{
if (((object)state1) == null || ((object)state2) == null)
return Object.Equals(state1, state2);
return state1.Equals(state2);
}
public static bool operator !=(SpriteGeneratorState state1, SpriteGeneratorState state2)
{
if (((object)state1) == null || ((object)state2) == null)
return !Object.Equals(state1, state2);
return !(state1.Equals(state2));
}
}
}