// Edit this line to change the font colour:
static const float3 colour = float3(1, 0.5, 0.25);

static const float font_scale = 1.0;
static float2 cur_pos;
static float4 resolution;
static float2 char_size;
static int2 meta_pos_start;

// Must be set high enough to counter floating point error in the perspective
// divide. Should be set to at least the font texture width * font_scale.
#define TEXCOORD2_BIAS 4096 * font_scale

Texture2D<float> font : register(t100);
Texture1D<float4> IniParams : register(t120);
Texture2D<float4> StereoParams : register(t125);

struct vs2gs {
	uint idx : TEXCOORD0;
};

struct gs2ps {
	float4 pos : SV_Position0;
};

void pack_texcoord(inout gs2ps output, float2 texcoord)
{
	// Packs one coordinate of the texcoord into the SV_Position Z to give
	// us room for a few extra characters per geometry shader invocation.
	// Requires 'depth_clip_enable = false' in the d3dx.ini
	output.pos.z = texcoord.x;

	// We can encode the Y texcoord in the SV_Position's W component to
	// maximise the number of characters the geometry shader can produce
	// per invocation. This is a little tricky, since the rasterizer will
	// perform a perspective divide by this value (and "noperspective"
	// doesn't seem to prevent this), so we cannot encode 0 here and must
	// be wary of floating point error that may be introduced by this
	// divide. To counter this problem, we add a fixed bias to the texcoord
	// that will prevent it from being 0 and ensure that floating point
	// error is reduced enough that it will not make a visible difference.
	output.pos.w = texcoord.y + TEXCOORD2_BIAS;
	output.pos.xyz *= output.pos.w;
}

float2 unpack_texcoord(gs2ps input)
{
	return float2(input.pos.z, input.pos.w - TEXCOORD2_BIAS);
}

#ifdef VERTEX_SHADER
void main(uint id : SV_VertexID, out vs2gs output)
{
	output.idx = id;
}
#endif

#ifdef GEOMETRY_SHADER
cbuffer cb13 : register(b13)
{
	float4 cb13[4096];
}

Buffer<float4> t113 : register(t113);
Buffer<uint4> t114 : register(t114);
ByteAddressBuffer t115 : register(t115);

void get_meta()
{
	float font_width, font_height;

	resolution = StereoParams.Load(int3(2, 0, 0));

	font.GetDimensions(font_width, font_height);
	char_size = float2(font_width, font_height) / float2(16, 6);

	meta_pos_start = float2(15 * char_size.x, 5 * char_size.y);
}

float2 get_char_dimensions(uint c)
{
	float2 meta_pos;
	float2 dim;

	meta_pos.x = meta_pos_start.x + (c % 16);
	meta_pos.y = meta_pos_start.y + (c / 16 - 2) * 2;

	dim.x = font.Load(int3(meta_pos, 0)) * 255;
	meta_pos.y++;
	dim.y = font.Load(int3(meta_pos, 0)) * 255;

	return dim;
}

void emit_char(uint c, inout TriangleStream<gs2ps> ostream)
{
	float2 cdim = get_char_dimensions(c);
	float2 texcoord;

	// This does not emit space characters, but if you want to shade the
	// background of the text you will need to change the > to a >= here
	if (c > ' ' && c < 0x7f) {
		gs2ps output;
		float2 dim = float2(cdim.x, char_size.y) / resolution.xy * 2 * font_scale;
		float texture_x_percent = cdim.x / char_size.x;

		texcoord.x = (c % 16) * char_size.x;
		texcoord.y = (c / 16 - 2) * char_size.y;

		output.pos = float4(cur_pos.x        , cur_pos.y - dim.y, 0, 1);
		pack_texcoord(output, texcoord + float2(0, 1) * char_size);
		ostream.Append(output);
		output.pos = float4(cur_pos.x + dim.x, cur_pos.y - dim.y, 0, 1);
		pack_texcoord(output, texcoord + float2(texture_x_percent, 1) * char_size);
		ostream.Append(output);
		output.pos = float4(cur_pos.x        , cur_pos.y        , 0, 1);
		pack_texcoord(output, texcoord + float2(0, 0) * char_size);
		ostream.Append(output);
		output.pos = float4(cur_pos.x + dim.x, cur_pos.y        , 0, 1);
		pack_texcoord(output, texcoord + float2(texture_x_percent, 0) * char_size);
		ostream.Append(output);

		ostream.RestartStrip();
	}

	// Increment current position taking specific character width into account:
	cur_pos.x += cdim.x / resolution.x * 2 * font_scale;
}

// Using a macro for this because a function requires us to know the size of the buffer
#define EMIT_CHAR_ARRAY(strlen, buf, ostream) \
{ \
	for (uint i = 0; i < strlen; i++) \
		emit_char(buf[i], ostream); \
} \

void print_string_buffer(Buffer<uint> buf, inout TriangleStream<gs2ps> ostream)
{
	uint strlen, i;

	buf.GetDimensions(strlen);

	for (i = 0; i < strlen; i++)
		emit_char(buf[i], ostream);
}

void emit_int(int val, inout TriangleStream<gs2ps> ostream)
{
	int digit;

	if (val < 0.0) {
		emit_char('-', ostream);
		val *= -1;
	}

	int e = 0;
	if (val == 0) {
		emit_char('0', ostream);
		return;
	}
	e = log10(val);
	while (e >= 0) {
		digit = uint(val / pow(10, e)) % 10;
		emit_char(digit + 0x30, ostream);
		e--;
	}
}

// isnan() is optimised out by the compiler, which produces a warning that we
// need the /Gis (IEEE Strictness) option to enable it... but that doesn't work
// either... neither does disabling optimisations... Uhh, good job Microsoft?
// Whatever, just implement it ourselves by testing for an exponent of all 1s
// and a non-zero mantissa:
bool workaround_broken_isnan(float x)
{
	return (((asuint(x) & 0x7f800000) == 0x7f800000) && ((asuint(x) & 0x007fffff) != 0));
}

void emit_float(float val, inout TriangleStream<gs2ps> ostream)
{
	int digit;
	int significant = 0;
	int scientific = 0;

	if (workaround_broken_isnan(val)) {
		emit_char('N', ostream);
		emit_char('a', ostream);
		emit_char('N', ostream);
		return;
	}

	if (val < 0.0) {
		emit_char('-', ostream);
		val *= -1;
	}

	if (isinf(val)) {
		emit_char('i', ostream);
		emit_char('n', ostream);
		emit_char('f', ostream);
		return;
	}

	if (val == 0) {
		emit_char('0', ostream);
		return;
	}

	int e = log10(val);
	if (e < 0) {
		if (e < -4) {
			scientific = --e;
			digit = uint(val / pow(10, e)) % 10;
			emit_char(digit + 0x30, ostream);
			significant++;
			e--;
		} else {
			emit_char('0', ostream);
			e = -1;
		}
	} else {
		if (e > 6)
			scientific = e;
		while (e - scientific >= 0) {
			digit = uint(val / pow(10, e)) % 10;
			emit_char(digit + 0x30, ostream);
			if (digit || significant) // Don't count leading 0 as significant, but do count following 0s
				significant++;
			e--;
		}
	}
	if (!scientific && frac(val / pow(10, e + 1)) == 0)
		return;
	emit_char('.', ostream);
	bool emitted = false;
	while (!emitted || (significant < 6 && frac(val / pow(10, e + 1)))) {
		digit = uint(val / pow(10, e)) % 10;
		emit_char(digit + 0x30, ostream);
		significant++;
		e--;
		emitted = true;
	}

	if (scientific) {
		emit_char('e', ostream);
		emit_int(scientific, ostream);
	}
}

// The max here is dictated by 1024 / sizeof(gs2ps)
[maxvertexcount(256)]
void main(point vs2gs input[1], inout TriangleStream<gs2ps> ostream)
{
	get_meta();
	uint idx = input[0].idx;
	float4 cval = cb13[idx];
	uint4 ival = asint(cb13[idx]);
	float char_height = char_size.y / resolution.y * 2 * font_scale;
	int max_y = resolution.y / char_size.y * font_scale;
	uint t113len, t114len, t115len;
	bool use_int = false;

	// If t113 is set we use that instead of cb13, if neither are set
	// (using 3DMigoto 1.2.65 feature to test if cb13 is bound) we bail:
	t113.GetDimensions(t113len);
	t114.GetDimensions(t114len);
	t115.GetDimensions(t115len);
	if (idx < t113len) {
		cval = t113[idx];
	} else if (idx < t114len) {
		ival = t114[idx];
		use_int = true;
	} else if (idx < t115len) {
		// Despite being called a "byte address buffer" and supporting
		// Load through Load4 it seems it is actually a 32bit aligned
		// little-endian word address buffer and Load2 through Load4
		// load subsequent 32bit values... The only "byte" thing about
		// this is that the address is specified in bytes... but has to
		// be a multiple of 4 (low address bits are discarded) >_<
		// If we wanted to actually treat it as a buffer of raw bytes:
		//   uint tmp = t115.Load(idx * 4);
		//   ival = uint4(tmp        & 0xff,
		//               (tmp >>  8) & 0xff,
		//               (tmp >> 16) & 0xff,
		//               (tmp >> 24) & 0xff);
		// But otherwise let's just go with 32bit LE uint value buffer:
		ival = t115.Load4(idx * 16);
		use_int = true;
	} else if (asint(IniParams[0].x) == asint(-0.0)) {
		return;
	}

	cur_pos = float2(-1 + (idx / max_y * 0.32), 1 - (idx % max_y) * char_height);
	if (cur_pos.x >= 1)
		return;

	emit_int(idx, ostream);
	emit_char(':', ostream);
	emit_char(' ', ostream);
	if (use_int)
		emit_int(ival.x, ostream);
	else
		emit_float(cval.x, ostream);
	emit_char(' ', ostream);
	if (use_int)
		emit_int(ival.y, ostream);
	else
		emit_float(cval.y, ostream);
	emit_char(' ', ostream);
	if (use_int)
		emit_int(ival.z, ostream);
	else
		emit_float(cval.z, ostream);
	emit_char(' ', ostream);
	if (use_int)
		emit_int(ival.w, ostream);
	else
		emit_float(cval.w, ostream);
}
#endif

#ifdef PIXEL_SHADER
void main(gs2ps input, out float4 o0 : SV_Target0)
{
	o0.xyzw = font.Load(int3(unpack_texcoord(input), 0)) * float4(colour, 1);

	// Uncomment to darken the background for contrast:
	// o0.w = max(o0.w, 0.75);
}
#endif