#pragma once

#include "..\munga\style.h"

#define PCJ1_Button1  0x10
#define PCJ1_Button2  0x20
#define PCJ2_Button1  0x40
#define PCJ2_Button2  0x80
#define PC_All_Buttons   0xF0 

// These are used to build "mask" values, below
#define PCJ_AnalogChannel1  0x01
#define PCJ_AnalogChannel2  0x02
#define PCJ_AnalogChannel3  0x04
#define PCJ_AnalogChannel4  0x08
#define PC_All_Analog       0x0F 

// Definitions for standard old 2-axis joystick
#define PCJ_Standard_Button1   0x10
#define PCJ_Standard_Button2   0x20
#define PCJ_Standard_Mask      PCJ_AnalogChannel1|PCJ_AnalogChannel2
                   
// Definitions for Flightstick Pro (CH products)
//
// These states are mutually exclusive and ordered by decreasing
// priority (only the highest priority state is returned).
// Yes, this means that you cannot activate two states at a time:
// while you hold the "thumb joystick", you cannot fire.
#define PCJ_FSP_Up    0xF0  // "thumb joystick" up
#define PCJ_FSP_Down     0x70  // "thumb joystick" down
#define PCJ_FSP_Left     0x30  // "thumb joystick" left
#define PCJ_FSP_Right 0xB0  // "thumb joystick" right
#define PCJ_FSP_Trigger  0x10  // Trigger
#define PCJ_FSP_LButton  0x20  // Leftmost button
#define PCJ_FSP_RButton  0x40  // Rightmost button
#define PCJ_FSP_CButton  0x80  // Center button

#define PCJ_FSP_Mask     PCJ_AnalogChannel1 | PCJ_AnalogChannel2 | PCJ_AnalogChannel4

// Handy equates for reading the analog values
#define PCJ_FSP_X        PC_Joystick1_Raw_X;
#define PCJ_FSP_Y        PC_Joystick1_Raw_Y;
#define PCJ_FSP_Dial     PC_Joystick2_Raw_Y;

// Definitions for Thrustmaster
//
// The "hat" actually is connected to resistors on
// analog channel 3.
//       Full value is open
//       Up is low value
//       Down is 1/2 value
//       Left is 3/4 value
//       Right is 1/4 value
//
#define PCJ_TM_Trigger   0x10  // Trigger
#define PCJ_TM_ThumbHigh 0x20  // Button next to "hat"
#define PCJ_TM_ThumbMid  0x40  // Button halfway down stick
#define PCJ_TM_ThumbLow  0x80  // Lowest thumb button

#define PCJ_TM_Mask      PCJ_AnalogChannel1|PCJ_AnalogChannel2|\
                       PCJ_AnalogChannel4

// Handy equates for reading the analog values
#define PCJ_FSP_X        PC_Joystick1_Raw_X;
#define PCJ_FSP_Y        PC_Joystick1_Raw_Y;
#define PCJ_FSP_Dial     PC_Joystick2_Raw_Y;


//extern "C" Word       PC_Joystick1_Raw_X, PC_Joystick1_Raw_Y;
//extern "C" Word       PC_Joystick2_Raw_X, PC_Joystick2_Raw_Y;
//extern "C" Byte       PC_Joystick_Buttons;

//
// The PC_Joystick_Mask defaults at power-up to all four channels.
// It should be set according to one of the PCJ_...Mask values from above.
// This will speed up joystick updates by ignoring unused analog channels.
//
//extern "C" Byte       PC_Joystick_Mask;
//
//extern "C" void   PC_Joystick_Update(void);
//
//extern "C" void   test1(void);
//extern "C" void   test2(Byte a, Word b, LWord l, char *p);
//extern "C" void   test3(void);
//extern "C" void   test4(Byte a, Word b, LWord l, char *p);

//
// In watcom, force stack-based addressing
//

#if defined(__WATCOMC__)
	#pragma aux PC_Joystick_Update parm [];
	#pragma aux test1 parm [];
	#pragma aux test2 parm [];
	#pragma aux test3 parm [];
	#pragma aux test4 parm [];
#endif