/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	$Id$

	access object in a GBFS file

	Copyright 2002-2005 Damian Yerrick

	Additional code Dave Murphy

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	IN THE SOFTWARE.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/


/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	This code assumes a LITTLE ENDIAN target.  It'll need a boatload
	of itohs and itohl calls if converted to run on Sega Genesis.  It
	also assumes that the target uses 16-bit short and 32-bit longs.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <nds/jtypes.h>
#include "gbfs.h"

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	change this to the end of your ROM,
	or to 0x02040000 for gba multiboot
	or to 0x24000000 for nds main ram
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

static const u32 * GBFS_1ST_SEARCH_LIMIT = (const u32 *)0x02400000;
static const u32 * GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_START = (const u32 *)0x08000000;
static const u32 * GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_LIMIT = (const u32 *)0x0a000000;
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	a power of two, less than or equal to the argument passed to
	padbin.  Increasing the stride makes find_first_gbfs_file()
	faster at the cost of a slightly larger binary.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int GBFS_STRIDE = 256;

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	Set the search limits and stride for searching
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void gbfs_search_range(
	u32 gbfs_1st_limit,
	u32 gbfs_2nd_start, u32 gbfs_2nd_limit,
	u32 gbfs_stride
) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	if ( NULL != gbfs_1st_limit ) GBFS_1ST_SEARCH_LIMIT = (u32 *)gbfs_1st_limit;
	if ( NULL != gbfs_2nd_limit ) GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_LIMIT = (u32 *)gbfs_2nd_limit;
	if ( NULL != gbfs_2nd_start ) GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_START = (u32 *)gbfs_2nd_start;
	if ( NULL != gbfs_stride ) GBFS_STRIDE = gbfs_stride;

}

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
const GBFS_FILE * find_first_gbfs_file(const void *start) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	/* align the pointer */
	const u32 *here = (const u32 *)
											((unsigned long)start & (-GBFS_STRIDE));
	const char rest_of_magic[] = "ightGBFS\r\n\x1a\n";

	/* Linear-search first in multiboot space. */
	while(here < GBFS_1ST_SEARCH_LIMIT)
	{
		/*	We have to keep the magic code in two pieces; otherwise,
			this function may find itself and think it's a GBFS file.
			This obviously won't work if your compiler stores this
			numeric literal just before the literal string, but Devkit
			Advance R4 and R5 seem to keep numeric constant pools
			separate enough from string pools for this to work.
		*/
		if(*here == 0x456e6950) { /* ASCII code for little endian "PinE" */
			/*	We've matched the first four bytes.
				If the rest of the magic matches, then we've found a file. */
			if(!memcmp(here + 1, rest_of_magic, 12))
				return (const GBFS_FILE *)here;
		}
		here += GBFS_STRIDE / sizeof(here);
 }

	/* Now search in ROM space. */
	if(here < GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_START)
		here = GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_START;
	while(here < GBFS_2ND_SEARCH_LIMIT) {
		/* Search loop same as above. */
		if(*here == 0x456e6950) {  /* ASCII code for little endian "PinE" */
			if(!memcmp(here + 1, rest_of_magic, 12))
				return (const GBFS_FILE *)here;
		}
		here += GBFS_STRIDE / sizeof(*here);
	}
	return 0;
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
const void *skip_gbfs_file(const GBFS_FILE *file) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	return ((char *)file + file->total_len);
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
static int namecmp(const void *a, const void *b) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	return memcmp(a, b, 24);
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
const void *gbfs_get_obj(	const GBFS_FILE *file,
							const char *name,
							u32 *len) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	char key[24] = {0};

	const GBFS_ENTRY *dirbase = (const GBFS_ENTRY *)((const char *)file + file->dir_off);
	size_t n_entries = file->dir_nmemb;
	const GBFS_ENTRY *here;

	strncpy(key, name, 24);

	here = bsearch(	key, dirbase,
					n_entries, sizeof(GBFS_ENTRY),
					 namecmp);
	if(!here)
		return NULL;

	if(len)
		*len = here->len;
	return (char *)file + here->data_offset;
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
const void *gbfs_get_nth_obj(	const GBFS_FILE *file,
							 	size_t n,
								char *name,
								u32 *len)
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
{
	const GBFS_ENTRY *dirbase = (const GBFS_ENTRY *)((const char *)file + file->dir_off);
	size_t n_entries = file->dir_nmemb;
	const GBFS_ENTRY *here = dirbase + n;

	if(n >= n_entries)
		return NULL;

	if(name) {
		strncpy(name, here->name, 24);
		name[24] = 0;
	}

	if(len)
		*len = here->len;

	return (char *)file + here->data_offset;
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void *gbfs_copy_obj(	void *dst,
						const GBFS_FILE *file,
						const char *name) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	u32 len;
	const void *src = gbfs_get_obj(file, name, &len);

	if(!src)
		return NULL;

	memcpy(dst, src, len);
	return dst;
}


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
size_t gbfs_count_objs(const GBFS_FILE *file) {
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
	return file ? file->dir_nmemb : 0;
}