BT411/game/reconstructed/btstubs.cpp

//===========================================================================//
// File:	btstubs.cpp                                                        //
// Project: BattleTech port (WinTesla / btl4)                                //
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// BRING-UP STUBS + engine data-global definitions needed to LINK btl4.exe.   //
//                                                                            //
//   Every definition in this file is a flagged first-link placeholder.  None //
//   of these carry the real shipped behaviour yet -- they exist only so the  //
//   executable links and can be booted.  Each must be replaced with the real //
//   body recovered from BTL4OPT.EXE (the binary oracle) / the RP analogue.   //
//                                                                            //
//   == RUNTIME BRING-UP WORKLIST (replace these) ==                          //
//     Mech::GetMissionReviewMode / IsAirborne / SetTargetRange /             //
//        SetMappingSubsystem / RaiseStatusAlarm                              //
//     Mech__DamageZone::LoadCriticalSubsystems                               //
//     MechSubsystem::TakeDamage / OnAlarmChanged                            //
//     Generator::ForceShortRecovery                                          //
//     Is_Destroyed / ToggleVoiceAssist / Set_Alarm_Level /                   //
//        Notify_Objective_Reached                                            //
//     data: FrameTimeScale, StatusMessagePool, BTPlayerVTable,               //
//        BTStatusMessageVTable, allPresets                                   //
//===========================================================================//

#include <bt.hpp>			// Mech, MechSubsystem, BTPlayer, Damage, Scalar, ...
#pragma hdrstop

#if !defined(POWERSUB_HPP)
#	include <powersub.hpp>		// Generator
#endif

#if !defined(MECHDMG_HPP)
#	include <mechdmg.hpp>		// Mech__DamageZone (full definition)
#endif

#include <L4AUDLVL.hpp>			// PRESETINFO + extern allPresets[2][100]
#include <MEMBLOCK.hpp>			// MemoryBlock

#if !defined(BTL4VID_HPP)
#	include <btl4vid.hpp>		// BT*Renderable hierarchy + dpl2d_* prototypes
#endif

//===========================================================================//
// Engine data globals (declared extern by the engine/game but defined in a
// .cpp that is not part of munga_engine.lib).
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): per-frame time scale; real value is set by the sim clock.
// Default 1.0 so the mech-age divide in mech.cpp does not divide by zero.
Scalar FrameTimeScale = 1.0f;

// TODO(bring-up): audio preset bank table (real data lives in WTPresets/L4AUDLVL).
// Zero-initialised -> PRESET_isImplemented() returns false (no presets) at boot.
PRESETINFO allPresets[2][100] = {};

//===========================================================================//
// BattleTech globals (status-message pool + hand-rolled vtable pointers the
// recovered ctors splice in).  Real homes were btplayer.cpp .data.
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): BT StatusMessage MemoryBlock pool (@00512f6c).  Must be a real
// MemoryBlock sized for StatusMessage before status messages are allocated.
MemoryBlock *StatusMessagePool = 0;

// TODO(bring-up): hand-built vtables the recovered BTPlayer/StatusMessage ctors
// patch into the object's first word (PTR_FUN_00513300 / PTR_LAB_00513344).
// Null for now -- any virtual call through these will fault until reconstructed.
void *BTPlayerVTable = 0;
void *BTStatusMessageVTable = 0;

//===========================================================================//
// Free-function stubs (declared extern at the call sites).
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): true when the entity handle refers to a destroyed entity.
Logical Is_Destroyed(int /*entity_handle*/)
{
	return False;
}

// TODO(bring-up): toggle the pilot voice-assist subsystem.
void ToggleVoiceAssist(int /*voice_assist_subsystem*/)
{
}

// TODO(bring-up): raise/clear a cockpit alarm indicator to the given level.
void Set_Alarm_Level(void * /*alarm_indicator*/, int /*level*/)
{
}

// TODO(bring-up): notify mission scoring that an objective subsystem was reached.
void Notify_Objective_Reached(int * /*objective_subsystem*/, Mech * /*mech*/)
{
}

//===========================================================================//
// Mech method stubs.
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): reads mech+0x414 (mission-review playback flag).
int Mech::GetMissionReviewMode()
{
	return 0;
}

// TODO(bring-up): true while the mech is off the ground (jump-jet / fall state).
int Mech::IsAirborne()
{
	return 0;
}

// FUN_0049fb54 -- true when the mech is destroyed/shut down (masks control input
// and freezes gait).  For the drivable bring-up the mech is always live.
// TODO(bring-up): derive from the status/master alarm once damage is wired.
// Mech::IsDisabled -- @0049fb54.  Reconstructed: the mech is "disabled" (its action
// requests are masked, gait frozen) when its movementMode (mech+0x40, the gait/death
// selector) is in a death state -- 2 or 9.  movementMode is driven to those values by
// the gait/death-transition code (mech2 SetLegAnimation/SetBodyAnimation family) when a
// vital zone is destroyed; that transition path is part of the locomotion/Simulate
// reconstruction (bypassed in the bring-up drive override), so this reads false until
// that lands.  Faithful to the binary regardless.
Logical Mech::IsDisabled()
{
	return (movementMode == 2 || movementMode == 9) ? True : False;
}

// mech+0x404 = the radar display scale.  Both the radar map's currentScale and
// the overlay range readout bind Mech/RadarRange -> radarRange.  The controls
// mapper slews targetRangeExponent and calls SetTargetRange(250*2^exp) every
// frame (btl4mppr.cpp:407) off the zoom buttons, so writing the member makes the
// radar map zoom + the range numeric track the zoom (default exp 2.0 -> 1000,
// matching the historic frozen value).  Faithful body (the binary writes [this+0x404]).
void Mech::SetTargetRange(Scalar range)
{
	radarRange = range;
}

// Install the cockpit-mapping subsystem into the Mech's reserved ControlsMapper
// roster slot (index 0), mirroring VTV::SetMappingSubsystem (RP/VTV.cpp:394) and
// VTV::ControlsMapperSubsystem==0.  The streamed control-mapping resource binds
// its DirectMappings to subsystemID 0, so the mapper MUST live there for
// Entity::GetSimulation(0) to resolve it.  (Previously a no-op -> slot 0 stayed
// NULL -> LBE4ControlsManager::CreateStreamedMappings dereferenced a NULL
// subsystem.)  controlsMapper mirrors the same pointer for the gameplay path.
void Mech::SetMappingSubsystem(Subsystem *subsystem)
{
	Check(this);
	Check_Pointer(subsystemArray);

	if (subsystemArray[0] != 0)
	{
		// re-spawn: drop the previous mapper (NULL on first spawn).
		Unregister_Object(subsystemArray[0]);
		delete subsystemArray[0];
	}
	subsystemArray[0] = subsystem;
	controlsMapper    = (MechControlsMapper *)subsystem;
}

// TODO(bring-up): raise a mech-level status alarm of the given id.
void Mech::RaiseStatusAlarm(int /*alarm_id*/)
{
}

// Mech::Reset (@0049fb74) is now the real faithful reconstruction in mech4.cpp
// (reposition + kill dead-reckon + clear death/damage + ResetToInitialState every
// subsystem + heal every damage zone + ForceUpdate) -- no longer the reposition-
// only stub that lived here.

// (Mech__DamageZone::LoadCriticalSubsystems was a no-op stub here; it is now the
//  real type-0x1e damage-state descriptor-table loader in mechdmg.cpp.)

//===========================================================================//
// MechSubsystem method stubs.
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): apply damage to a generic mech subsystem (virtual override).
void MechSubsystem::TakeDamage(Damage & /*damage*/)
{
}

// TODO(bring-up): react to a change in this subsystem's alarm level.
void MechSubsystem::OnAlarmChanged()
{
}

//===========================================================================//
// Generator method stub.
//===========================================================================//

// TODO(bring-up): force the generator into the short-event fast-recovery path.
void Generator::ForceShortRecovery()
{
}

//===========================================================================//
// BT subsystem<->Mech bridge accessors (declared extern in powersub.hpp).
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// INTEGRATION NOTE (Task 2): the shipped binary reads these off fixed Mech byte
// offsets (msg-mgr @+0x190, bus-live @*(+0x190)+0x274, myomers @+0x374).  The
// reconstructed Mech is NOT byte-exact (named members + a Wword scratch bank),
// so a raw `*(owner+0x190)` would read an unrelated member and, when chased one
// level further for the bus flag, dereference garbage.  These are therefore
// implemented against intent rather than raw offsets, and kept deref-safe:
//   * BT_IsBusLive  -> True: the running player mech is a powered master; this
//     un-gates the power-dependent subsystem paths (PoweredSubsystem/Generator)
//     so they compute when those real classes are wired (today their consumers
//     are RECON_SUBSYS stubs -- see RECONCILE.md -- so this is latent but safe).
//   * BT_GetMessageManager -> 0: the SubsystemMessageManager IS in the roster
//     (slot "MessageManager") but cannot be located here without the byte-exact
//     layout; returning a bogus non-null would be WORSE (callers deref it).  Left
//     0 (callers null-guard) until the roster lookup / real layout is restored.
//   * BT_ClearMyomers -> no-op: no myomer back-pointer member exists at a known
//     offset in the reconstructed Mech to clear.
//===========================================================================//

// Real impl reads *(owner+0x190).  No byte-exact +0x190 in the reconstructed
// Mech; callers null-guard, so 0 is the safe value (see note above).
SubsystemMessageManager *BT_GetMessageManager(Mech * /*owner*/)
{
	return 0;
}

// The running player mech is a live, powered master -> its electrical bus is up.
// (Real impl read *(*(owner+0x190)+0x274); see layout note above.)
Logical BT_IsBusLive(Mech * /*owner*/)
{
	return True;
}

// No known-offset myomer back-pointer in the reconstructed Mech to clear.
void BT_ClearMyomers(Mech * /*owner*/)
{
}

// BT_GetSegmentFlags -- the per-subsystem segment-flag accessor the HUD (hud.cpp)
// and the segment-flag-gated subsystem ctors call.  It was DECLARED extern but
// never DEFINED, so it only linked under /FORCE (an unresolved external whose
// return was undefined if ever called).  The oracle-verified authoritative source
// for the master/copy + master-bit gate is the OWNER's simulationFlags
// (owner+0x28): (flags & 0xC)==0 (master, not a replicant copy) && (flags & 0x100)
// (master bit).  Defining it here resolves the dangling symbol and feeds the gate
// the same authoritative value the reconciled subsystem gates now read directly.
LWord BT_GetSegmentFlags(Mech *owner)
{
	return owner ? owner->simulationFlags : 0;
}

//===========================================================================//
// Legacy libDPL material-name callback.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// The dpl2d_ 2D display-list API (NewDisplayList/Begin/SetColor/Circle/
// PushMatrix/PopMatrix/MoveTo/End/Compile) was MOVED OUT of this file and
// reimplemented over Direct3D 9 in decomp/reconstructed/dpl2d.cpp (the HUD/
// reticle 2D layer).  Only the 3D material-name-substitution hook -- which is
// part of the world renderer, not the 2D HUD -- remains stubbed here.
// TODO(bring-up): wire the material substitution table (FUN_00459eb8).
//===========================================================================//
void dpl_SetMaterialNameCallback(char *(*)(char *))				{}

//===========================================================================//
// BTL4VideoRenderer helper methods whose bodies were not reconstructed.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// TODO(bring-up): real bodies @FUN_0045a724 / 00498448 / 0045a994 / 00489cec
// and LoadMissionImplementation drive the D3D scene/object pipeline.
//===========================================================================//
Scene *BTL4VideoRenderer::GetScene()							{ return 0; }
d3d_OBJECT *BTL4VideoRenderer::LoadObject(const char * /*name*/)	{ return 0; }
void BTL4VideoRenderer::AttachToEyeDCS(dpl_DCS *, LinearMatrix &)	{}
void BTL4VideoRenderer::AddDynamicRenderable(VideoComponent *, Entity *) {}
void BTL4VideoRenderer::LoadMissionImplementation(Mission *mission)
{
	// Load the real BattleTech renderer environment for this mission: paths,
	// clip range, projection, fog, ambient + directional lights, cached shapes,
	// effects -- driven by BTDPL.INI (L4DPLCFG, set in btl4main.cpp).  This is
	// what RP does (RPL4VideoRenderer::LoadMissionImplementation -> base), and is
	// what gives the cavern world its environment.  DPLReadINIPage builds a valid
	// RH projection from the INI viewangle/clip, so the mech view is preserved.
	DPLRenderer::LoadMissionImplementation(mission);

	// Safety net (mProjectionMatrix is private to DPLRenderer, so we cannot
	// inspect it here): unconditionally re-assert a known-good RH projection and
	// disable fog so the freshly loaded mech body + cavern geometry are not
	// clipped or fogged to the background.  DPLReadINIPage already set the
	// background colour / paths / lights from BTDPL.INI; this only guarantees the
	// view stays valid.  TODO(bring-up): once the env-driven projection/fog are
	// confirmed good, drop this and honour the INI fog/clip directly.
	EnsureValidProjection();
}

//===========================================================================//
// BattleTech renderable hierarchy (the unreconstructed "BT renderables" module).
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// TODO(bring-up): these ctors (FUN_0045xxxx) built the D3D DCS/instance graph
// for each mech part/effect.  Stubbed to chain to BTRenderableBase so the object
// is a valid (empty) VideoComponent; nothing is drawn until reconstructed.
//===========================================================================//

BTWorldContainerRenderable::BTWorldContainerRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, int, Scene *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTRootRenderable::BTRootRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTDCSObjectRenderable::BTDCSObjectRenderable(
	Entity *entity, Scene *, d3d_OBJECT *, int, uint32, LinearMatrix *, dpl_DCS *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTHingeRenderable::BTHingeRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32, dpl_DCS *,
	LinearMatrix *, const Hinge *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTBallJointRenderable::BTBallJointRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32, dpl_DCS *,
	LinearMatrix *, const EulerAngles *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTBallTranslateJointRenderable::BTBallTranslateJointRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32, dpl_DCS *,
	LinearMatrix *, const EulerAngles *, const Point3D *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTEyeRenderable::BTEyeRenderable(
	Entity *entity, Scene *, LinearMatrix *, dpl_DCS *, dpl_VIEW *, EulerAngles *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTDeathEffectRenderable::BTDeathEffectRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, dpl_VIEW *, Scene *, dpl_DCS *, StateIndicator *, int)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTMarkerWatcherRenderable::BTMarkerWatcherRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, dpl_VIEW *, dpl_DCS *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

// BTTranslocationRenderable (the "blue warp" translocation sphere) is now a real
// reconstruction in btl4vid.cpp (task #52) -- no longer a stub here.

BTPOVStartEndRenderable::BTPOVStartEndRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, dpl_VIEW *, dpl_ZONE *, dpl_ZONE *, StateIndicator *,
	float, float, float, float, float, int, int)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTTracerEffectRenderable::BTTracerEffectRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, void *, int, dpl_ZONE *, dpl_DCS *, LinearMatrix *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTEmitterBeamRenderable::BTEmitterBeamRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32, dpl_DCS *,
	LinearMatrix *, void *, int, void *, void *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTPPCBeamRenderable::BTPPCBeamRenderable(
	Entity *entity, int, d3d_OBJECT *, Scene *, int, uint32, dpl_DCS *,
	LinearMatrix *, void *, int, void *, void *, float)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

BTLightConnection::BTLightConnection(
	Entity *entity, int, dpl_INSTANCE *, int, int *)
	: BTRenderableBase(entity) {}

// (BTReticleRenderable ctor/dtor/Draw now live in btl4vid.cpp -- the real
//  @004cc40c reconstruction replaced the old bring-up stubs here.)

//===========================================================================//
// VideoComponent (legacy renderable base) -- declared in L4VIDRND.h but NOT
// implemented anywhere in the WinTesla engine (superseded by VideoRenderable).
// BTRenderableBase still derives from it, so provide first-link stub bodies.
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------//
// TODO(bring-up): either reimplement VideoComponent over the new D3D renderable
// hierarchy or reparent BTRenderableBase onto VideoRenderable.
//===========================================================================//
VideoComponent::VideoComponent(Entity * /*entity*/, VideoExecutionType /*type*/)
	: HierarchicalDrawComponent((RegisteredClass::ClassID)0)
	, videoComponentSocket((Node *)0)	// TODO(bring-up): owner node when reimplemented
{
}

VideoComponent::~VideoComponent()
{
}

void VideoComponent::Add(VideoComponent * /*component_to_add*/)
{
}

void VideoComponent::Connect(VideoComponent * /*component_to_connect*/)
{
}

void VideoComponent::ReceiveControl(VideoControlID /*control_ID*/, Scalar /*control_value*/)
{
}

void VideoComponent::Execute()
{
}