//          Copyright 2018 - 2021 Michael D. Parker
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
//    (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
//          http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)

/// Cross-platform interface to system APIs for manually loading C libraries.
module bindbc.loader.sharedlib;

import core.stdc.stdlib;
import core.stdc..string;

/// Handle to a shared library
struct SharedLib {
    private void* _handle;
}

/// Indicates an uninitialized or unassigned handle.
enum invalidHandle = SharedLib.init;

/// Holds information about failures in loading shared libraries and their symbols.
struct ErrorInfo {
private:
    char[32] _error;
    char[96] _message;

public @nogc nothrow @property:
    /**
        Returns the string "Missing Symbol" to indicate a symbol load failure, and
        the name of a library to indicate a library load failure.
    */
    const(char)* error() return const { return _error.ptr; }

    /**
        Returns a symbol name for symbol load failures, and a system-specific error
        message for library load failures.
    */
    const(char)* message() return const { return _message.ptr; }
}

private {
    ErrorInfo[] _errors;
    size_t _errorCount;
}

@nogc nothrow:

/**
    Returns a slice containing all `ErrorInfo` instances that have been accumulated by the
    `load` and `bindSymbol` functions since the last call to `resetErrors`.
*/
const(ErrorInfo)[] errors()
{
    return _errors[0 .. _errorCount];
}

/**
    Returns the total number of `ErrorInfo` instances that have been accumulated by the
    `load` and `bindSymbol` functions since the last call to `resetErrors`.
*/
size_t errorCount()
{
    return _errorCount;
}

/**
    Sets the error count to 0 and erases all accumulated errors. This function
    does not release any memory allocated for the error list.
*/
void resetErrors()
{
    _errorCount = 0;
    memset(_errors.ptr, 0, _errors.length * ErrorInfo.sizeof);
}

/*
void freeErrors()
{
    free(_errors.ptr);
    _errors.length = _errorCount = 0;
}
*/

/**
    Loads a symbol from a shared library and assigns it to a caller-supplied pointer.

    Params:
        lib =           a valid handle to a shared library loaded via the `load` function.
        ptr =           a pointer to a function or variable whose declaration is
                        appropriate for the symbol being bound (it is up to the caller to
                        verify the types match).
        symbolName =    the name of the symbol to bind.
*/
void bindSymbol(SharedLib lib, void** ptr, const(char)* symbolName)
{
    // Without this, DMD can hang in release builds
    pragma(inline, false);

    assert(lib._handle);
    auto sym = loadSymbol(lib._handle, symbolName);
    if(sym) {
        *ptr = sym;
    }
    else {
        addErr("Missing Symbol", symbolName);
    }
}

/**
    Formats a symbol using the Windows stdcall mangling if necessary before passing it on to
    bindSymbol.

    Params:
        lib =           a valid handle to a shared library loaded via the `load` function.
        ptr =           a reference to a function or variable of matching the template parameter
                        type whose declaration is appropriate for the symbol being bound (it is up
                        to the caller to verify the types match).
        symbolName =    the name of the symbol to bind.
*/
void bindSymbol_stdcall(T)(SharedLib lib, ref T ptr, const(char)* symbolName)
{
    import bindbc.loader.system : bindWindows, bind32;

    static if(bindWindows && bind32) {
        import core.stdc.stdio : snprintf;
        import std.traits : ParameterTypeTuple;

        uint paramSize(A...)(A args)
        {
            size_t sum = 0;
            foreach(arg; args) {
                sum += arg.sizeof;

                // Align on 32-bit stack
                if((sum & 3) != 0) {
                    sum += 4 - (sum & 3);
                }
            }
            return sum;
        }

        ParameterTypeTuple!f params;
        char[128] mangled;
        snprintf(mangled.ptr, mangled.length, "_%s@%d", symbolName, paramSize(params));
        symbolName = mangled.ptr;
    }
    bindSymbol(lib, cast(void**)&ptr,  symbolName);
}

/**
    Loads a shared library from disk, using the system-specific API and search rules.

    libName =           the name of the library to load. May include the full or relative
                        path for the file.
*/
SharedLib load(const(char)* libName)
{
    auto handle = loadLib(libName);
    if(handle) return SharedLib(handle);
    else {
        addErr(libName, null);
        return invalidHandle;
    }
}

/**
    Unloads a shared library from process memory.

    Generally, it is not necessary to call this function at program exit, as the system will ensure
    any shared libraries loaded by the process will be unloaded. However, it may be useful to call
    this function to release shared libraries that are no longer needed by the program during runtime,
    such as those that are part of a "hot swap" mechanism or an extension framework.
*/
void unload(ref SharedLib lib) {
    if(lib._handle) {
        unloadLib(lib._handle);
        lib = invalidHandle;
    }
}

private:
void allocErrs() {
    size_t newSize = _errorCount == 0 ? 16 : _errors.length * 2;
    auto errs = cast(ErrorInfo*)malloc(ErrorInfo.sizeof * newSize);
    if(!errs) exit(EXIT_FAILURE);

    if(_errorCount > 0) {
        memcpy(errs, _errors.ptr, ErrorInfo.sizeof * _errors.length);
        free(_errors.ptr);
    }

    _errors = errs[0 .. newSize];
}

void addErr(const(char)* errstr, const(char)* message)
{
    if(_errors.length == 0 || _errorCount >= _errors.length) {
        allocErrs();
    }

    auto pinfo = &_errors[_errorCount];
    strcpy(pinfo._error.ptr, errstr);

    if(message) {
        strncpy(pinfo._message.ptr, message, pinfo._message.length);
        pinfo._message[pinfo._message.length - 1] = 0;
    }
    else {
        sysError(pinfo._message.ptr, pinfo._message.length);
    }
    ++_errorCount;
}

version(Windows)
{
    import core.sys.windows.windows;
    extern(Windows) @nogc nothrow alias pSetDLLDirectory = BOOL function(const(char)*);
    pSetDLLDirectory setDLLDirectory;

    void* loadLib(const(char)* name)
    {
        return LoadLibraryA(name);
    }

    void unloadLib(void* lib)
    {
        FreeLibrary(lib);
    }

    void* loadSymbol(void* lib, const(char)* symbolName)
    {
        return GetProcAddress(lib, symbolName);
    }

    void sysError(char* buf, size_t len)
    {
        char* msgBuf;
        enum uint langID = MAKELANGID(LANG_NEUTRAL, SUBLANG_DEFAULT);

        FormatMessageA(
            FORMAT_MESSAGE_ALLOCATE_BUFFER |
            FORMAT_MESSAGE_FROM_SYSTEM |
            FORMAT_MESSAGE_IGNORE_INSERTS,
            null,
            GetLastError(),
            langID,
            cast(char*)&msgBuf,
            0,
            null
        );

        if(msgBuf) {
            strncpy(buf, msgBuf, len);
            buf[len - 1] = 0;
            LocalFree(msgBuf);
        }
        else strncpy(buf, "Unknown Error\0", len);
    }

    /**
        Adds a path to the default search path on Windows, replacing the path set in a previous
        call to the same function.

        Any path added via this function will be added to the default DLL search path as documented at
        https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winbase/nf-winbase-setdlldirectoryw.

        Generally, when loading DLLs on a path that is not on the search path, e.g., from a subdirectory
        of the application, the path should be prepended to the DLL name passed to the load function,
        e.g., "dlls\\SDL2.dll". If `setCustomLoaderSearchPath(".\\dlls")` is called first, then the subdirectory
        will become part of the DLL search path and the path may be omitted from the load function. (Be
        aware that ".\\dlls" is relative to the current working directory, which may not be the application
        directory, so the path should be constructed appropriately.)

        Some DLLs may depend on other DLLs, perhaps even attempting to load them dynamically at run time
        (e.g., SDL2_image only loads dependencies such as libpng if it is initialized at run time with
        support for those dependencies). In this case, if the DLL and its dependencies are placed in a subdirectory and
        loaded as e.g., "dlls\\SDL2_image.dll", then the dependencies will not be found; the
        system loader will look for them on the regular DLL search path. When that happens, the solution
        is to call `setCustomLoaderSearchPath` with the subdirectory before initializing the library.

        Calling this function with `null` as the argument will reset the default search path.

        When the function returns `false`, the relevant `ErrorInfo` is added to the global error list and can
        be retrieved by looping through the array returned by the `errors` function.

        When placing DLLs in a subdirectory of the application, it should be considered good practice to
        call `setCustomLoaderSearchPath` to ensure all DLLs load properly. It should also be considered good
        practice to reset the default search path once all DLLs are loaded.

        This function is only available on Windows, so any usage of it should be preceded with
        `version(Windows)`.

        Params:
            path = the path to add to the DLL search path, or `null` to reset the default.

        Returns:
            `true` if the path was successfully added to the DLL search path, otherwise `false`.
    */
    public
    bool setCustomLoaderSearchPath(const(char)* path)
    {
        if(!setDLLDirectory) {
            auto lib = load("Kernel32.dll");
            if(lib == invalidHandle) return false;
            lib.bindSymbol(cast(void**)&setDLLDirectory, "SetDllDirectoryA");
            if(!setDLLDirectory) return false;
        }
        return setDLLDirectory(path) != 0;
    }
}
else version(Posix) {
    import core.sys.posix.dlfcn;

    void* loadLib(const(char)* name)
    {
        return dlopen(name, RTLD_NOW);
    }

    void unloadLib(void* lib)
    {
        dlclose(lib);
    }

    void* loadSymbol(void* lib, const(char)* symbolName)
    {
        return dlsym(lib, symbolName);
    }

    void sysError(char* buf, size_t len)
    {
        auto msg = dlerror();
        strncpy(buf, msg != null ? msg : "Unknown Error", len);
        buf[len - 1] = 0;
    }
}
else static assert(0, "bindbc-loader is not implemented on this platform.");