#include "cpu/core.h"
#include "apple.h"
#include "video/interface.h"
#include <ncurses.h>
#include <unistd.h>


/*
  README
  Assumes that the definition of ROM in apple.c has
  been commented out.

  This program is a successor to my 'interpreter.c'
  utility, which unfortunately did not keep up with
  the progress of my program.
  This one works by letting you program the ROM with
  whatever machine code you want.

 */



byte ROM[] = {
	// ADC : 0xFF00
	0x18,
	0xA5, 0x20, 
	0x65, 0x22,
	0x85, 0x24,
	0xA5, 0x21, 
	0x65, 0x23,
	0x85, 0x25,
	// SBC : 0xFF0D
	0x38,
	0xA5, 0x30, 
	0xE5, 0x32,
	0x85, 0x34,
	0xA5, 0x31, 
	0xE5, 0x33,
	0x85, 0x35
};

int main() {

	
	AppleOn();

	PC = 0xFF0D;

	// ADC Memory
	SetMemory(0x0020, 0x31);
	SetMemory(0x0021, 0x11);
	SetMemory(0x0022, 0xF9);
	SetMemory(0x0023, 0x0A);
	// SBC Memory
	SetMemory(0x0030, 0x34);
	SetMemory(0x0031, 0x12);
	SetMemory(0x0032, 0x43);
	SetMemory(0x0033, 0x01);

	DisplayInit();
	
	while(1) {
		// Computing
		CallInstructionTable(GetMemory(PC), 0);
		// Display information
		PrintInfo();
		// Wait to proceed
	WAIT_ON_USER:
		char c = getch();
		mvprintw(28, 4, "                                              ");
		// If user presses enter, get input.
		if (c == 0x0A) {
			address a = 0x0000;
			mvprintw(28, 4, "Enter address: 0x");
			for (int i = 3; i >= 0; i--) {
			GET_HEX:
				c = getch();
				char cc;
				if ((c >= '0') && (c <= '9')) {
					cc = c-'0';
				}
				else if ((c >= 'A') && (c <= 'F')) {
					cc = c-'A'+10;
				}
				else {
					goto GET_HEX;
					// Direct all complaints to /dev/null
				}
				mvaddch(28, 24-i, c);
				a |= ((address)cc) << 4*i;
			}
			mvprintw(28, 25, " -> %02x", GetMemory(a));
			goto WAIT_ON_USER;
		}
	}

	DisplayClose();

	return 0;
}