package app

import "window"

// NOTE: Restart means it's like the program's *just* been opened. Typically happens when memory layout changes
//       Reload means that the code has changed, but state is still the same. More seamless and you're in the same place in your program.

// All global data in your program MUST be in this struct
App_Memory :: struct {
    current_frame: int,
}
g_mem: ^App_Memory

// Called upon first run OR full restart. Use it to set starting values (i.e. Player position, menu state)
// Return value is window settings
@(export)
app_init :: proc() -> window.Config {
    g_mem = new(App_Memory)

    return {
        title = "Powervessel Template",
        width = 1280,
        height = 720,
        resizable = true,
        clear_color = {1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0}
    }
}

// Typical update loop
@(export)
app_update :: proc() -> bool {
    g_mem.current_frame += 1
    
    return true
}

// Called when program closes OR full restart. Primarily for clearing memory
@(export)
app_shutdown :: proc() {
    free(g_mem)
}

// You can set conditions in your program for it to reload other than recompiling the DLL
// e.g. check for a keypress, or if the user clicks a button
@(export)
app_should_reload :: proc() -> bool {
    return false
}

// Same as app_should_reload, but for complete restart
@(export)
app_should_restart :: proc() -> bool {
    return false
}

// Returns the global memory pointer and the size of the struct. Used to tell if we need to full restart
@(export)
app_memory :: proc() -> (rawptr, int) {
    return g_mem, size_of(g_mem)
}

// Replace global state. Used when reloading in order to maintain state.
@(export)
app_memory_set :: proc(mem: ^App_Memory) {
    g_mem = mem
}