require_relative '../helper'
require "register/interpreter"
require "rye"
Rye::Cmd.add_command :ld, '/usr/bin/ld'
Rye::Cmd.add_command :aout, './a.out'

# machinery to run a soml program in 2 ways
# - first by running it through the interpreter
# - second by assembling to arm , pushing the binary to a remote machine and executing it there
#
# The second obviously takes a fair bit of time so it's only done when an REMOTE is set
#  REMOTE has to be set to user@machine:port  or it will default to an emulator
#   the minimum is REMOTE=username , and off course ssh keys have to be set up

# btw can't test with ruby on a PI as code creation only works on 64bit
#   that's because ruby nibbles 2 bits from a word, and soml code doesn't work around that
module RuntimeTests

  def setup
    @stdout =  ""
    @machine = Register.machine.boot
    Soml::Compiler.load_parfait
  end

  def check ret = nil
    @machine.parse_and_compile  main()
    @machine.collect
    @interpreter = Register::Interpreter.new
    @interpreter.start @machine.init
    count = 0
    begin
      count += 1
      #puts interpreter.instruction
      @interpreter.tick
    end while( ! @interpreter.instruction.nil?)
    assert_equal @stdout , @interpreter.stdout , "stdout wrong locally"
    if ret
      assert_equal Parfait::Message , @interpreter.get_register(:r0).class
      assert_equal ret , @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value , "exit wrong #{@string_input}"
    end
    check_remote ret
    write_object_file
  end

  def connected
    return false unless ENV["REMOTE"]
    user , rest = ENV["REMOTE"].split("@")
    machine , port = rest.to_s.split(":")
    return @@conn if defined?(@@conn)
    @@conn = Rye::Box.new(machine || "localhost" , :port => (port || 2222) , :user => (user || "pi"))
  end

  def check_remote ret
    return unless box = connected
    return unless ret.is_a?(Numeric)
    file = write_object_file
    r_file = file.sub("./" , "salama/")
    box.file_upload file , r_file
    box.ld "-N", r_file
    begin    #need to rescue here as rye throws if no return 0
      ret = box.aout           # and we use return to mean something
    rescue Rye::Err => e       # so it's basically never 0
      ret = e.rap
    end
    assert_equal @stdout , ret.stdout.join , "remote std was #{ret.stdout}" if @stdout
    assert_equal "" , ret.stderr.join , "remote had error"
    if ret
      should =  @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value
      should &= 0xFF  # don't knwo why exit codes are restricted but there you are
      assert_equal should , ret.exit_status.to_i  , "remote exit failed for #{@string_input}"
    end
  end

  def write_object_file
    file_name = caller(3).first.split("in ").last.chop.sub("`","")
    return if file_name.include?("run")
    file_name =  "./tmp/" + file_name + ".o"
    Register.machine.translate_arm
    writer = Elf::ObjectWriter.new
    writer.save file_name
    file_name
  end

  def check_return val
    check val
  end

  def check_return_class val
    check val
    assert_equal val , @interpreter.get_register(:r0).return_value.class
  end
end