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/************************************************************************************

Filename    :   CAPI_FrameTimeManager.h
Content     :   Manage frame timing and pose prediction for rendering
Created     :   November 30, 2013
Authors     :   Volga Aksoy, Michael Antonov

Copyright   :   Copyright 2014 Oculus VR, LLC All Rights reserved.

Licensed under the Oculus VR Rift SDK License Version 3.2 (the "License"); 
you may not use the Oculus VR Rift SDK except in compliance with the License, 
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************************************************************************************/

#ifndef OVR_CAPI_FrameTimeManager_h
#define OVR_CAPI_FrameTimeManager_h

#include "../OVR_CAPI.h"
#include "../Kernel/OVR_Timer.h"
#include "../Kernel/OVR_Math.h"
#include "../Util/Util_Render_Stereo.h"

namespace OVR { namespace CAPI {


//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ***** TimeDeltaCollector

// Helper class to collect median times between frames, so that we know
// how long to wait. 
struct TimeDeltaCollector
{
    TimeDeltaCollector() : Median(-1.0), Count(0), ReCalcMedian(true) { }

    void    AddTimeDelta(double timeSeconds);
    void    Clear() { Count = 0; }

    double  GetMedianTimeDelta() const;
    double  GetMedianTimeDeltaNoFirmwareHack() const;

    double  GetCount() const { return Count; }

    enum { Capacity = 12 };
private:
    double  TimeBufferSeconds[Capacity];
    mutable double  Median;
    int     Count;
    mutable bool    ReCalcMedian;
};


//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ***** FrameLatencyTracker

// FrameLatencyTracker tracks frame Present to display Scan-out timing, as reported by
// the DK2 internal latency tester pixel read-back. The computed value is used in
// FrameTimeManager for prediction. View Render and TimeWarp to scan-out latencies are
// also reported for debugging.
//
// The class operates by generating color values from GetNextDrawColor() that must
// be rendered on the back end and then looking for matching values in FrameTimeRecordSet
// structure as reported by HW.

class FrameLatencyTracker
{
public:

    enum { FramesTracked = Util::LT2_IncrementCount-1 };

    FrameLatencyTracker();

    // DrawColor == 0 is special in that it doesn't need saving of timestamp
    unsigned char GetNextDrawColor();

    void SaveDrawColor(unsigned char drawColor, double endFrameTime,
                       double renderIMUTime, double timewarpIMUTime );

    void MatchRecord(const Util::FrameTimeRecordSet &r);   

    bool IsLatencyTimingAvailable();
    void GetLatencyTimings(float& latencyRender, float& latencyTimewarp, float& latencyPostPresent);

    void Reset();

public:

    struct FrameTimeRecordEx : public Util::FrameTimeRecord
    {
        bool    MatchedRecord;
        double  RenderIMUTimeSeconds;
        double  TimewarpIMUTimeSeconds;
    };

    // True if rendering read-back is enabled.
    bool                  TrackerEnabled;

    enum SampleWaitType {
        SampleWait_Zeroes, // We are waiting for a record with all zeros.
        SampleWait_Match   // We are issuing & matching colors.
    };
    
    SampleWaitType        WaitMode;
    int                   MatchCount;
    // Records of frame timings that we are trying to measure.
    FrameTimeRecordEx     FrameEndTimes[FramesTracked];
    int                   FrameIndex;
    // Median filter for (ScanoutTimeSeconds - PostPresent frame time)
    TimeDeltaCollector    FrameDeltas;
    // Latency reporting results
    double                RenderLatencySeconds;
    double                TimewarpLatencySeconds;
    double                LatencyRecordTime;
};



//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ***** FrameTimeManager

// FrameTimeManager keeps track of rendered frame timing and handles predictions for
// orientations and time-warp.

class FrameTimeManager
{
public:
    FrameTimeManager(bool vsyncEnabled);

    // Data that affects frame timing computation.
    struct TimingInputs
    {
        // Hard-coded value or dynamic as reported by FrameTimeDeltas.GetMedianTimeDelta().
        double              FrameDelta;
        // Screen delay from present to scan-out, as potentially reported by ScreenLatencyTracker.
        double              ScreenDelay;
        // Negative value of how many seconds before EndFrame we start timewarp. 0.0 if not used.
        double              TimewarpWaitDelta;
        
        TimingInputs()
            : FrameDelta(0), ScreenDelay(0), TimewarpWaitDelta(0)
        { }
    };

    // Timing values for a specific frame.
    struct Timing
    {
        TimingInputs        Inputs;
        
        // Index of a frame that started at ThisFrameTime.
        unsigned int        FrameIndex;
        // Predicted absolute times for when this frame will show up on screen.
        // Generally, all values will be >= NextFrameTime, since that's the time we expect next
        // vsync to succeed.
        double              ThisFrameTime;
        double              TimewarpPointTime;
        double              NextFrameTime;        
        double              MidpointTime;
        double              EyeRenderTimes[2];
        double              TimeWarpStartEndTimes[2][2];

        Timing()
        {
            memset(this, 0, sizeof(Timing));
        }

        void InitTimingFromInputs(const TimingInputs& inputs, HmdShutterTypeEnum shutterType,
                                  double thisFrameTime, unsigned int frameIndex);
    };

   
    // Called on startup to provided data on HMD timing.
    void    Init(HmdRenderInfo& renderInfo);

    // Called with each new ConfigureRendering.
    void    ResetFrameTiming(unsigned frameIndex,
                             bool dynamicPrediction, bool sdkRender);

    void    SetVsync(bool enabled) { VsyncEnabled = enabled; }

    // BeginFrame returns time of the call
    // TBD: Should this be a predicted time value instead ?
    double  BeginFrame(unsigned frameIndex);
    void    EndFrame();    

    // Thread-safe function to query timing for a future frame
    Timing  GetFrameTiming(unsigned frameIndex);
 
    // if eye == ovrEye_Count, timing is for MidpointTime as opposed to any specific eye
    double           GetEyePredictionTime(ovrEyeType eye, unsigned int frameIndex);
    ovrTrackingState GetEyePredictionTracking(ovrHmd hmd, ovrEyeType eye, unsigned int frameIndex);
    Posef            GetEyePredictionPose(ovrHmd hmd, ovrEyeType eye);

    void    GetTimewarpPredictions(ovrEyeType eye, double timewarpStartEnd[2]); 
    void    GetTimewarpMatrices(ovrHmd hmd, ovrEyeType eye, ovrPosef renderPose, ovrMatrix4f twmOut[2],double debugTimingOffsetInSeconds = 0.0);

    // Used by renderer to determine if it should time distortion rendering.
    bool    NeedDistortionTimeMeasurement() const;
    void    AddDistortionTimeMeasurement(double distortionTimeSeconds);

    
    // DK2 Latency test interface
    
    // Get next draw color for DK2 latency tester (3-byte RGB)
    void GetFrameLatencyTestDrawColor(unsigned char outColor[3])
    {
        outColor[0] = ScreenLatencyTracker.GetNextDrawColor();
        outColor[1] = ScreenLatencyTracker.IsLatencyTimingAvailable() ? 255 : 0;
        outColor[2] = ScreenLatencyTracker.IsLatencyTimingAvailable() ? 0 : 255;
    }

    // Must be called after EndFrame() to update latency tester timings.
    // Must pass color reported by NextFrameColor for this frame.
    void    UpdateFrameLatencyTrackingAfterEndFrame(unsigned char frameLatencyTestColor[3],
                                                    const Util::FrameTimeRecordSet& rs);

    void    GetLatencyTimings(float& latencyRender, float& latencyTimewarp, float& latencyPostPresent)
    {
        return ScreenLatencyTracker.GetLatencyTimings(latencyRender, latencyTimewarp, latencyPostPresent);
    }

    const Timing& GetFrameTiming() const { return FrameTiming; }

private:
    double  calcFrameDelta() const;
    double  calcScreenDelay() const;
    double  calcTimewarpWaitDelta() const;

    //Revisit dynamic pre-Timewarp delay adjustment logic
    /*
    void    updateTimewarpTiming();


    
    // TimewarpDelayAdjuster implements a simple state machine that reduces the amount
    // of time-warp waiting based on skipped frames. 
    struct TimewarpDelayAdjuster
    {
        enum StateInLevel
        {        
            // We are ok at this level, and will be waiting for some time before trying to reduce.
            State_WaitingToReduceLevel,  
            // After decrementing a level, we are verifying that this won't cause skipped frames.
            State_VerifyingAfterReduce
       };
    
        enum {
            MaxDelayLevel          = 5,
            MaxInfiniteTimingLevel = 3,
            MaxTimeIndex           = 6
        };

        StateInLevel State;   
        // Current level. Higher levels means larger delay reduction (smaller overall time-warp delay).
        int          DelayLevel;
        // Index for the amount of time we'd wait in this level. If attempt to decrease level fails,
        // with is incrementing causing the level to become "sticky". 
        int          WaitTimeIndexForLevel[MaxTimeIndex + 1];
        // We skip few frames after each escalation to avoid too rapid of a reduction.
        int          InitialFrameCounter;
        // What th currect "reduction" currently is.
        double       TimewarpDelayReductionSeconds;
        // When we should try changing the level again.
        double       DelayLevelFinishTime;

    public:
        TimewarpDelayAdjuster() { Reset(); }

        void    Reset();

        void    UpdateTimewarpWaitIfSkippedFrames(FrameTimeManager* manager,
                                                  double measuredFrameDelta,
                                                  double nextFrameTime);

        double  GetDelayReduction() const { return TimewarpDelayReductionSeconds; }
    };
    */

    
    HmdRenderInfo       RenderInfo;
    // Timings are collected through a median filter, to avoid outliers.
    TimeDeltaCollector  FrameTimeDeltas;
    TimeDeltaCollector  DistortionRenderTimes;
    FrameLatencyTracker ScreenLatencyTracker;

    // Timing changes if we have no Vsync (all prediction is reduced to fixed interval).
    bool                VsyncEnabled;
    // Set if we are rendering via the SDK, so DistortionRenderTimes is valid.
    bool                DynamicPrediction;
    // Set if SDk is doing the rendering.
    bool                SdkRender;
    // Direct to rift.
    bool                DirectToRift;

    // Total frame delay due to VsyncToFirstScanline, persistence and settle time.
    // Computed from RenderInfor.Shutter.
    double              VSyncToScanoutDelay;
    double              NoVSyncToScanoutDelay;
    double              ScreenSwitchingDelay;

    //Revisit dynamic pre-Timewarp delay adjustment logic
    //TimewarpDelayAdjuster  TimewarpAdjuster;

    // Current (or last) frame timing info. Used as a source for LocklessTiming.
    Timing                  FrameTiming;
    // TBD: Don't we need NextFrame here as well?
    LocklessUpdater<Timing, Timing> LocklessTiming;

    // IMU Read timings
    double              RenderIMUTimeSeconds;
    double              TimewarpIMUTimeSeconds;
};


}} // namespace OVR::CAPI

#endif // OVR_CAPI_FrameTimeManager_h