/*! * \file life.h * * \brief An implementation of the Game of Life * * The Life universe is represented by an array of cell groups, each of which * is a co-ordinate followed by a bitmap of the cells at that position. The * groups are organized as a sequence of rows. Each row starts with a dummy * group containing the Y position of the following groups, each of which has * only an X position. X and Y (real and dummy) are distinguished from each * other by their sign. The array is terminated by a dummy Y value of -1. * X co-ordinates differ by the word size between adjacent cell groups. * * Y values have the same sign as the terminator, so they are negative and * X values are positive. Y values are all less than the terminator, so * they increase in order to make the terminator sort last. X values are * all greater than Y values, so they decrease in order to make the Y value * following the line sort after the line. * * $Copyright: (C) 2003 Tony Finch $ * * $dotat: life/life.h,v 1.16 2003/12/17 10:02:19 fanf2 Exp $ */ #ifndef LIFE_H #define LIFE_H #include #include /*! * \brief The type of cell co-ordinates. * A signed integer type. */ typedef int life_pos; /*! * \brief The type of cell bitmaps. * An unsigned integer type. */ typedef unsigned life_bmp; /*! * \brief The type of a cell group. * A pair of a position and a bitmap. */ typedef struct life_cells { life_pos pos; life_bmp bmp; } life_cells; /*! * \brief How many bits to calculate at once. * We need space in a word for two bitmaps plus an extra bit. */ #define WORDSIZE ((int)sizeof(life_bmp) * CHAR_BIT) /*!\brief X co-ordinate of the centre of the universe. */ #define CENTRE_X (INT_MAX / 2 + 1) /*!\brief Y co-ordinate of the centre of the universe. */ #define CENTRE_Y (INT_MIN / 2) /**********************************************************************/ /*! * \brief Storage for the Game of Life context. */ typedef struct life_ctx { life_cells *cells, *end, *new; unsigned long workdone; unsigned long generation; life_cells *space, *old; size_t size; life_pos minx, miny, maxx, maxy; void *aux; } life_ctx; /*! * \brief Initialize a Life context. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * \param aux User's auxiliary data. * \param minx Inner minimum X co-ordinate of the display. * \param miny Inner minimum Y co-ordinate of the display. * \param maxx Outer maximum X co-ordinate of the display. * \param maxy Outer maximum Y co-ordinate of the display. */ void life_init(life_ctx *ctx, void *aux, life_pos minx, life_pos miny, life_pos maxx, life_pos maxy); /*! * \brief Increase the space available for new cells. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * \param space The minimum number of life_cells to allow for. */ void life_alloc(life_ctx *ctx, size_t space); /*! * \brief Print out some debug info from the Life context. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. */ void life_debug(life_ctx *ctx); /*! * \brief Find the outer Y maximum of the bounding box. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * \returns The outer Y maximum of the bounding box. */ life_pos life_maxy(life_ctx *ctx); /**********************************************************************/ /*! * \brief Redraw the Life universe. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. */ void life_draw(life_ctx *ctx); /*! * \brief The type of functions that update the display of a cell group. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * \param x Absolute X co-ordinate of the group. * \param y Absolute Y co-ordinate of the group. * \param old The old state of the cell group. * \param new The new state of the cell group. * Performs clipping and translation of the co-ordinates into the * rectangle ctx->minx, ctx->miny, ctx->maxx, ctx->maxy. */ typedef void life_draw_bmp_fn(life_ctx *ctx, life_pos x, life_pos y, life_bmp old, life_bmp new); /*! * \brief Example implementation of a life_draw_bmp_fn(). */ life_draw_bmp_fn life_draw_bmp_cellwise; /*! * \brief The user's bitmap display function. */ life_draw_bmp_fn life_draw_bmp; /*! * \brief The type of functions that display a cell. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * \param x Relative X co-ordinate of the cell. * \param y Relative Y co-ordinate of the cell. * The co-ordinates are relative to draw->minx, draw->miny. */ typedef void life_draw_cell_fn(life_ctx *ctx, life_pos x, life_pos y); /*! * \brief User-defined functions called by life_draw_bmp_cellwise(). */ life_draw_cell_fn life_draw_dead, life_draw_live; /*! * \brief The type of functions called at various points. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. */ typedef void life_hook_fn(life_ctx *ctx); /*! * \brief Clear the display. * Called at the start of life_draw(). */ life_hook_fn life_draw_clear; /*! * \brief Update the display. * Called at the end of life_draw() and life_step(). */ life_hook_fn life_draw_flush; /**********************************************************************/ /*! * \brief Compute and display the next generation of Life. * \param ctx The Game of Life context. * Does memory and display management for the inner life() routine. */ void life_step(life_ctx *ctx); /*! * \brief Type of functions that create a life form. * \param new Where to put the life form. * \param cx X co-ordinate of the centre of the life form. * \param cy Y co-ordinate of the centre of the life form. * \param n Size or other life form parameter. * \return Pointer to free space after new. */ typedef life_cells *life_form(life_cells *new, life_pos cx, life_pos cy, int n); life_form life_form_bunnies; life_form life_form_glider; life_form life_form_linepuffer; life_form life_form_puffer; life_form life_form_rpent; /**********************************************************************/ /*! * \brief Compute the next generation of the Game of Life. * \param this The current state of the known universe. * \param new Where to put the replacement universe. * \param ctx Context pointer to pass to life_draw_bmp(). * \return Pointer to free space after new. * \note \c new must have three times the space used by \c this. * This is the low-level routine called by life_step(). * It calls life_draw_bmp() to update the display as it proceeds. */ life_cells *life(life_cells *this, life_cells *new, void *ctx); /*! * \brief A parallel half-adder. * \param s0 Bit 0 of the sum * \param s1 Bit 1 of the sum * \param a0 First argument * \param a1 Second argument * \note s1 must not be the same as a1 or a2 */ #define ADD2(s0,s1,a0,a1) do { \ s1 = (a0) & (a1); \ s0 = (a0) ^ (a1); \ } while(0) /*! * \brief A parallel full-adder. * \param s0 Bit 0 of the sum * \param s1 Bit 1 of the sum * \param a0 First argument * \param a1 Second argument * \param a2 Third argument * \note s0 must not be the same as a2 */ #define ADD3(s0,s1,a0,a1,a2) do { \ life_bmp c0, c1; \ ADD2(s0,c0,a0,a1); \ ADD2(s0,c1,s0,a2); \ s1 = c0 | c1; \ } while(0) #endif /* LIFE_H */