#ifndef IPC_MAPCONN_H_

#define IPC_MAPCONN_H_

#include "../model/map.h"

#include <stdint.h>

#define MAPIMAGE_WIDTH 256

#define MAPIMAGE_HEIGHT 128

#define MAPIMAGE_BYTES (MAPIMAGE_WIDTH/8*MAPIMAGE_HEIGHT)

typedef struct _flib_mapconn flib_mapconn;

/**

 * Start a new map rendering connection (mapconn). This means a listening socket

 * will be started on a random unused port, waiting for a connection from the

 * engine process. Once this connection is established, the required information

 * will be sent to the engine, and the reply is read.

 *

 * No NULL parameters allowed, returns NULL on failure.

 * Use flib_mapconn_destroy to free the returned object.

 */

/**

 * Destroy the mapconn object. Passing NULL is allowed and does nothing.

 * flib_mapconn_destroy may be called from inside a callback function.

 */

void flib_mapconn_destroy(flib_mapconn *conn);

/**

 * Returns the port on which the mapconn is listening. Only fails if you

 * pass NULL (not allowed), in that case 0 is returned.

 */

int flib_mapconn_getport(flib_mapconn *conn);

/**

 * Set a callback which will receive the rendered map if the rendering succeeds.

 * You can pass callback=NULL to unset a callback.

 *

 * Expected callback signature:

 * void handleSuccess(void *context, const uint8_t *bitmap, int numHedgehogs)

 *

 * The context passed to the callback is the same pointer you provided when

 * registering the callback. bitmap is a pointer to a buffer of size MAPIMAGE_BYTES

 * containing a bit-packed image of size MAPIMAGE_WIDTH * MAPIMAGE_HEIGHT.

 * numHedgehogs is the number of hogs that fit on this map.

 *

 * The bitmap pointer passed to the callback belongs to the caller,

 * so it should not be stored elsewhere. Note that it remains valid

 * inside the callback method even if flib_mapconn_destroy is called.

 */

void flib_mapconn_onSuccess(flib_mapconn *conn, void (*callback)(void* context, const uint8_t *bitmap, int numHedgehogs), void *context);

/**

 * Set a callback which will receive an error message if rendering fails.

 * You can pass callback=NULL to unset a callback.

 *

 * Expected callback signature:

 * void handleFailure(void *context, const char *errormessage)

 *

 * The context passed to the callback is the same pointer you provided when

 * registering the callback.

 *

 * The error message passed to the callback belongs to the caller,

 * so it should not be stored elsewhere. Note that it remains valid

 * inside the callback method even if flib_mapconn_destroy is called.

 */

void flib_mapconn_onFailure(flib_mapconn *conn, void (*callback)(void* context, const char *errormessage), void *context);

/**

 * Perform I/O operations and call callbacks if something interesting happens.

 * Should be called regularly.

 */

void flib_mapconn_tick(flib_mapconn *conn);

#endif