RP412/MUNGA/SPOOLER.h

#pragma once

#include "appmgr.h"

//##########################################################################
//###########################   SpoolFile   ################################
//##########################################################################

class SpoolFile:
	public MemoryStream
{
public:
	SpoolFile(
		void *stream_start,
		size_t stream_size,
		size_t initial_offset=0
	);
	SpoolFile(SpoolFile& spool);
	~SpoolFile();

	enum SpoolState {
		Empty,
		Spooling,
		Stored,
		Playing
	};
	SpoolState
		spoolState;

	void
		SaveAs(const char *name);
	void
		Read(const char *name);

	void
		SpoolPacket(NetworkPacket *packet);
	NetworkPacket*
		NextPacket();
};

//##########################################################################
//##########################   SpoolRecorder   #############################
//##########################################################################
//
// Keeping a race from a station that is also PLAYING one.
//
// The review build already records by teeing: L4SpoolingNetworkManager
// spools each packet and then hands it to the ordinary receive path. What
// tied that to a review build was never the recording - it was where the
// buffer came from. MissionReviewApplicationManager is only a pool
// allocator, and SpoolFile takes whatever buffer it is handed, so a
// recorder that owns one buffer needs none of it.
//
// Two things a live recorder must do that the review one did not:
//
// It must not touch the packet. The spooler restamps each packet with
// local arrival time, which is right - playback paces off those stamps and
// packets from different senders carry different clock origins, so they
// have to be put on one clock. But doing it in place would overwrite the
// sender's timestamp that Simulation::ReadUpdateRecord feeds to
// RP412NETCLOCK and the dead reckoner, which is exactly the input behind
// the projection tick. So it stamps the COPY, in the spool, after writing.
//
// And it must not take the race down with it. SpoolFile::SpoolPacket
// answers a full buffer with PostQuitMessage, which for a review is a fair
// end to a replay and for a live host is killing the race being recorded.
// The recorder checks the room first and simply stops.
//
class SpoolRecorder
{
public:
	SpoolRecorder();
	~SpoolRecorder();

	// Allocate and begin. Call before the mission loads: playback rebuilds
	// the world from the LoadMission and RunMission packets, so a spool
	// armed at the green light cannot be replayed.
	Logical
		Arm();

	// Tee one received packet. Safe to call unarmed or after the buffer
	// has filled - both do nothing.
	void
		Record(const NetworkPacket *packet);

	// Write SPOOLS\<timestamp>.spl and copy it to last.spl.
	void
		Save();

	void
		Disarm();

	Logical
		IsArmed() const
			{ return armed; }

protected:
	char		*buffer;
	SpoolFile	*spool;
	size_t		bufferSize;
	Logical		armed;
	Logical		full;
	int			packetsRecorded;
};

// The process-wide recorder, made on first use.
SpoolRecorder *
	SpoolRecorder_Get();

//##########################################################################
//##############    MissionReviewApplicationManager    #####################
//##########################################################################

class MissionReviewApplicationManager:
	public ApplicationManager
{
public:
	MissionReviewApplicationManager(HINSTANCE hInstance, HWND hWnd, Scalar frame_rate, int spool_count, size_t spool_size);
	~MissionReviewApplicationManager();

	SpoolFile*
		GetEmptySpoolFile();
	SpoolFile*
		GetStoredSpoolFile(CString spoolFileName);
	void
		StoreSpoolFile(SpoolFile *spool_file);
	void
		ReleaseSpoolFile(SpoolFile *spool_file);

protected:
	int spoolCount;
	SpoolFile **spoolFiles;
	char **spoolBuffers;
	size_t spoolSize;
};