#pragma once
#include "stddef.h"
#include "stdint.h"


/**
 * Represents the natively defined type of integers
 */
#define INK_INTEGER 0

/**
 * Represents the natively defined type of natively defined functions
 */
#define INK_NATIVE_FUNCTION 1

/**
 * Represents the natively defined type of functions defined from within ink
 */
#define INK_FUNCTION 2

/**
 * Represents the special coroutine state that means that it was disposed of and is ready for reuse
 */
#define INK_ROUTINE_CAN_REUSE 32

/**
 * Represents the special coroutine state that means that it was terminated without errors
 */
#define INK_ROUTINE_SUCCESS 1

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/**
 * Represents arbitrary values within ink
 */
struct elem {
	int type;
	int value;
};

/**
 * Represents a stack-frame within the execution context
 */
struct stack_frame {
	struct elem executing;
	int index; /*< Indicates the next instruction to execute (should start at 0) */
};

/**
 * Represents a function within ink, defined in ink, using the homoiconic representation of ink
 */
struct fn {
	char *name;
	struct elem *things;
	int size;
};

struct context;

/**
 * Represents natively defined words within ink
 */
struct native_fn {
	char *name;
	void (*value)(struct context *);
};

struct parse_error {
    int is_set;
    const char* error_message;
    size_t offset;
};

struct runtime_error {
    int is_set;
    const char* error_message;
};

/**
 * Represents the narrow execution context of a single thread of execution within ink.
 */
struct ink_routine {
	int panic;

    struct parse_error parse_error;
    struct runtime_error runtime_error;

	struct elem *stack;
	int capacity;
	int top;
	
	struct stack_frame *function_stack;
	int function_stack_capacity;
	int function_stack_top;

    /**
     * This user data can be set to any value convenient for the user to track a state local to the routine that is executing
     */
	void *routine_userdata;
};

/**
 * Contains a list of element on which garbage collection is to not be performed
 */
struct ink_collection_list {
    struct elem* elements;
    int count;
};

/**
 * Contains the data and metadata of an embedded element including the pointer to the element
 */
struct element_slab {
    void* data;
	int is_protected;
    int uses;
    int in_use;
};

/**
 * Contains all the data for every element of any type and its garbage collection information.
 */
struct ink_type {
	const char* name; /**< The name of the type */
    int element_size; /**< The size of individual elements of the type, 0 for int adjacent, negative for unmanaged size */
	struct element_slab* elements; /**< The elements that are still live */
    int elements_top; /**< The top of the elements list */
    int elements_capacity; /**< The allocated capacity of the elements list */
	void (*collect)(struct context*,void*); /**< The "destructor" of the object */
	struct ink_collection_list (*gc)(struct context*,void*); /**< A function that returns an in-interpreter allocated list of elem references within the object */
};

/**
 * Represents a complete execution context for the ink interpreter
 */
struct context {
	int panic;

    void *(*inner_malloc)(struct context*,size_t);
    void *(*inner_realloc)(struct context*,void *, size_t);
    void (*inner_free)(struct context*,void *);

    void *(*malloc)(struct context*,size_t);
    void *(*realloc)(struct context*,void *, size_t);
    void (*free)(struct context*,void *);
	int (*putchar)(struct context*,int);
	
	struct ink_routine *routines;
	int routines_capacity;
	int routines_top;
	
	struct ink_type *types;
	int types_capacity;
	int types_top;

    /**
     * Contains the id of the routine that is currently being manipulated
     */
	int routine_current;
	
	struct native_fn *native_words;
	int native_words_capacity;
	int native_words_top;
	
	struct fn *words;
	int words_capacity;
	int words_top;
	
	char **lex_reserved_words;
	int lex_reserved_words_capacity;
	int lex_reserved_words_top;

    unsigned int steps;
    unsigned int collections;

    /**
     * Can be set to any data that is convenient to the user to track and use within natively defined functions
     */
	void *persistent_userdata;
};

/**
 * Creates a routine to execute within the context
 * @param ctx The context in which to create the routine
 * @warning Does not set the `routine_current` of the context to the newly created routine
 * @return either a negative error value or the id of the created routine
 */
int ink_make_routine(struct context *ctx);

/**
 * Cleans the targeted routine id data from the context
 * @param ctx The context to operate in
 * @param routine The id of the routine to destroy
 * @return 0 if nothing could or needed to be performed, 1 otherwise
 */
int ink_kill_routine(struct context *ctx, int routine);

/**
 * Declares and defines a native function within the context
 * @param ctx The context tpo operate in
 * @param name The name to give to the newly declared word
 * @param value A pointer to a valid word-function
 * @return a negative value in case of error, 0 otherwise
 */
int ink_add_native(struct context *ctx, const char *name, void(*value)(struct context *));

/**
 * Pushes a value on the current routine's value stack
 * @param ctx The context to manipulate
 * @param value The value to push
 * @return 0 on success, a negative value on failure
 */
int ink_push(struct context *ctx, struct elem value);

/**
 * Pushes a function on the execution stack of the current routine of the context
 * @param ctx The context to operate in
 * @param value the function that will be pushed. in the state one wants it to run from
 * @return 0 on success, a negative value on failure
 */
int ink_push_fn(struct context *ctx, struct stack_frame value);

/**
 * Create a context to execute routines
 * @param malloc the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard malloc
 * @param realloc the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard realloc
 * @param free the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard free
 * @param putchar a function to print to the output character by character
 * @return a pointer to a context allocated within the malloc function itself.
 */
struct context* ink_make_context(void*(*malloc)(struct context*, size_t), void*(*realloc)(struct context*, void*, size_t), void(*free)(struct context*, void*), int(*putchar)(struct context*, int));

/**
 * Create a context to execute routines in-place
 * @param location a pointer to where the context should be built, userdata can be set in advance
 * @param malloc the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard malloc
 * @param realloc the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard realloc
 * @param free the memory allocation function, with a signature similar to the standard free
 * @param putchar a function to print to the output character by character
 * @return a pointer to a context allocated within the malloc function itself.
 */
void ink_make_context_inplace(struct context* location, void*(*malloc)(struct context*, size_t), void*(*realloc)(struct context*, void*, size_t), void(*free)(struct context*, void*), int(*putchar)(struct context*, int));

#ifndef NOSTDLIB
/**
 * Creates a context that includes the standard library of ink, as well as uses the C standard library to operate
 * @return a pointer to a context allocated with malloc and with predefined functions added
 */
struct context* ink_make_default_context(void);
#endif

/**
 * Steps the current routine by one execution step
 * @param pContext The context of the routine to advance
 * @return A negative value in case of error, 0 if execution is finished, a positive value if more steps are required to execute
 */
int ink_step(struct context *pContext);

/**
 * Examine the context to see if any routines can execute
 * @param pContext the context
 * @return 0 if no coroutines are available, 1 otherwise
 */
int ink_can_run(struct context *pContext);

/**
 * Step every routine that can be executed.
 * @param pContext The context, the `routine_current` value may be modified.
 * @return 0
 */
int ink_step_everyone(struct context *pContext);

/**
 * Compiles the code and starts a main routine to execute it
 * @param pContext The context to execute the code in
 * @param buffer The buffer that contains the source as a NULL terminated string
 * @return the routine that was created when compiling the code or -1 in case an error occured
 */
int ink_compile(struct context *pContext, const char *buffer);

/**
 * Includes the standard library in the specified context
 * @param ctx The context
 * @return 0
 */
int ink_std_library(struct context *ctx);

/**
 * Removes the top element of the function stack of the current routine of the specified context
 * @param ctx the context
 */
void ink_pop_fn(struct context *ctx);

/**
 * Removes the top element of the stack of the current routine of the specified context
 * @param ctx the context
 */
void ink_pop(struct context *ctx);

/**
 * Declares a new type that can be stored within the interpreter
 * @param ctx The context in which to add the file
 * @param type_name The name of the type we want to add
 * @param size The size in bytes of the type to add, size of 0 mean no size, in which case the type is adjacent to C int, negative size means that the memory is not managed by the interpreter.
 * @param collect A "destructor" function for the data
 * @param gc A function that returns a list (allocated with the `inner_malloc`) of all the elements this element holds references to
 * @return if positive, a new type id, if negative an error value
 * @internal user defined type ids minimal value is 15, we keep the first 16 types as reserved, just like negative type ids
 */
int ink_new_type(
        struct context* ctx,
        const char* type_name,
        int size,
        void (*collect)(struct context*,void*),
        struct ink_collection_list (*gc)(struct context*,void*)
);

/**
 *
 * @param ctx The context of the interpreter
 * @param ref The in-interpreter reference
 * @return A pointer to the created value or NULL if it can't be found or has a size of 0
 */
void* ink_get_value(struct context* ctx, struct elem ref);

/**
 * Builds a native type from the provided memory by copying it using memcpy
 * @param ctx The context in which we operate
 * @param type_id The type_id to use
 * @param ptr The pointer from which to copy
 * @return The in-interpreter reference of the newly created element
 */
struct elem ink_make_native(struct context* ctx, int type_id, void* ptr);

/**
 * Builds a transparent type from the provided pointer
 * @param ctx The context in which we operate
 * @param type_id The type_id to use
 * @param ptr The pointer
 * @return The in-interpreter reference of the newly created element
 */
struct elem ink_make_transparent(struct context* ctx, int type_id, void* ptr);

/**
 * Launch the mark and sweep garbage collection
 * @param ctx The context to clean
 */
void ink_gc(struct context* ctx);

/**
 * Cleans up coroutine stacks before reuse
 * @param ctx
 */
void ink_clean_routines(struct context* ctx);

/**
 * Obtains the type id from the declared name of the type
 * @param ctx The context where we want to detect the type
 * @param name The name of the type
 * @return the type id if it exists, -1 otherwise
 */
int get_type_by_name(struct context* ctx, const char* name);

/**
 * The internal representation of arrays in ink
 */
struct ink_array {
    int top;
    int capacity;
    struct elem* elements;
    uint16_t flags;
};

/**
 * Pushes a value in an array. in case of failure, panics the routine
 *
 * @param ctx the working context
 * @param currentRoutine the routine that will panic
 * @param ary the array to be incremented
 * @param value the value to push
 */
void array_push(struct context* ctx, struct ink_routine* currentRoutine, struct ink_array* ary, struct elem value);

#ifdef __cplusplus
};
#endif