/*
 Arcan Shared Memory Interface, Interoperability definitions

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#ifndef HAVE_ARCAN_SHMIF_INTEROP
#define HAVE_ARCAN_SHMIF_INTEROP

/*
 * Version number works as tag and guard- bytes in the shared memory page, it
 * is set by arcan upon creation and verified along with the offset- cookie
 * during _integrity_check
 */
#define ASHMIF_VERSION_MAJOR 0
#define ASHMIF_VERSION_MINOR 15

#ifndef LOG
#define LOG(X, ...) (fprintf(stderr, "[%lld]" X, arcan_timemillis(), ## __VA_ARGS__))
#endif

/*
 * For porting the shmpage interface, these functions need to be implemented
 * and pulled in, shouldn't be more complicated than mapping to the
 * corresponding platform/ functions. In the longer scope, these should be
 * factored out and replaced as well.
 */
#ifndef PLATFORM_HEADER

#define BADFD -1
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <semaphore.h>
typedef int file_handle;
typedef pid_t process_handle;
typedef sem_t* sem_handle;

long long int arcan_timemillis(void);
int arcan_sem_post(sem_handle sem);
file_handle arcan_fetchhandle(int insock, bool block);
bool arcan_pushhandle(int fd, int channel);
int arcan_sem_wait(sem_handle sem);
int arcan_sem_trywait(sem_handle sem);
int arcan_fdscan(int** listout);
#endif

struct arcan_shmif_cont;
struct arcan_event;

/*
 * Note the different semantics in return- values for _poll versus _wait
 */

/*
 * _poll will return as soon as possible with one of the following values:
 *  > 0 when there are incoming events available,
 *  = 0 when there are no incoming events available,
 *  < 0 when the shmif_cont is unable to process events (terminal state)
 */
int arcan_shmif_poll(struct arcan_shmif_cont*, struct arcan_event* dst);

/*
 * _wait will block an unspecified time and return:
 * !0 when an event was successfully dequeued and placed in *dst
 *  0 when the shmif_cont is unable to process events (terminal state)
 */
int arcan_shmif_wait(struct arcan_shmif_cont*, struct arcan_event* dst);

/*
 * Wait for an incoming event for a maximum of ~time_ms, and update it with
 * the amount of milliseconds left (if any) on the timer.
 *
 * This is a convenience wrapper combining the behavior of some low precision
 * OS wait primitive and that of arcan_shmif_wait. The amount of milliseconds
 * left (if any) will be stored back into time_ms.
 */
int arcan_shmif_wait_timed(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, unsigned* time_us, struct arcan_event* dst);

/*
 * When integrating with libraries assuming that a window can be created
 * synchronously, there is a problem with what to do with events that are
 * incoming while waiting for the accept- or reject to our request.
 *
 * The easiest approach is to simply skip forwarding events until we receive
 * the proper reply since windows allocations typically come during some init/
 * setup phase or as low-frequent event response. Thep problem with this is
 * that any events in between will be dropped.
 *
 * The other option is to buffer events, and then flush them out,
 * essentially creating an additional event-queue. This works EXCEPT for the
 * cases where there are events that require file descriptor transfers.
 *
 * This function implements this buffering indefinitely (or until OOM),
 * dup:ing/saving descriptors while waiting and forcing the caller to cleanup.
 *
 * The correct use of this function is as follows:
 * (send SEGREQ event)
 *
 * struct arcan_event acq_event;
 * struct arcan_event* evpool = NULL;
 *
 * if (arcan_shmif_acquireloop(cont, &acq_event, &evpool, &evpool_sz){
 * 	we have a valid segment
 *   acq_event is valid, arcan_shmif_acquire(...);
 * }
 * else {
 * 	if (!evpool){
 *    OOM
 * 	}
 * 	if (evpool_sz < 0){
 *  	shmif-state broken, only option is to terminate the connection
 *  	arcan_shmif_drop(cont);
 *  	return;
 * 	}
 *	the segment request failed
 *}
 *
 * cleanup
 * for (size_t i = 0; i < evpool_sz; i++){
 *  forward_event(&evpool[i]);
 *  if (arcan_shmif_descrevent(&evpool[i]) &&
 *  	evpool[i].tgt.ioev[0].iv != -1)
 *  		close(evpool[i].tgt.ioev[0].iv);
 * }
 *
 * free(evpool);
 *
 * Be sure to check the cookie of the acq_event in the case of a
 * TARGET_COMMAND_NEWSEGMENT as the server might have tried to preemptively
 * push a new subsegment (clipboard management, output, ...)
 */
bool arcan_shmif_acquireloop(struct arcan_shmif_cont*,
	struct arcan_event*, struct arcan_event**, ssize_t*);

/*
 * returns true if the provided event carries a file descriptor
 */
bool arcan_shmif_descrevent(struct arcan_event*);

/*
 * retrieve the currently saved- context GUID
 */
void arcan_shmif_guid(struct arcan_shmif_cont*, uint64_t[2]);

/*
 * Take a subsegment carrying event and forward to a possible default
 * implementation of it. This is an extreme corner case use intended primarily
 * for the TUI implementation where a user may request a subsegment that it he
 * doesn't want to handle, and we want to fall-back to the default
 * implementation that is dormant inside shmif and would be activated when a
 * subsegment request isn't mapped.
 */
void arcan_shmif_defimpl(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* newchild, int type, void* pref);

/*
 * Try and enqueue the element to the queue.
 * If the context is set to lossless, enqueue may block, sleep (or spinlock).
 *
 * returns the number of FREE slots left on success or a negative value on
 * failure. The purpose of the try- approach is to let the user distinguish
 * between necessary and merely "helpful" events (e.g. frame numbers, net
 * ping-pongs etc.)
 *
 * These are THREAD_UNSAFE, lock the context before using from multiple threads.
 */
int arcan_shmif_enqueue(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, const struct arcan_event* const);

int arcan_shmif_tryenqueue(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, const struct arcan_event* const);

/*
 * Provide a text representation useful for logging, tracing and debugging
 * purposes. If dbuf is NULL, a static buffer will be used (so for
 * threadsafety, provide your own).
 */
const char* arcan_shmif_eventstr(
	struct arcan_event* aev, char* dbuf, size_t dsz);

/*
 * Pack the contents of the event into an implementation specifized byte
 * buffer. Returns the amount of bytes consumed or -1 if the supplied buffer
 * is too small.
 */
ssize_t arcan_shmif_eventpack(
	const struct arcan_event* const aev, uint8_t* dbuf, size_t dbuf_sz);

/*
 * Unpack an event from a bytebuffer, returns the number of byted consumed
 * or -1 if the buffer did not contain a valid event.
 */
ssize_t arcan_shmif_eventunpack(
	const uint8_t* const buf, size_t buf_sz, struct arcan_event* out);

/*
 * Resolve implementation- defined connection connection path based on a
 * suggested key. Returns -num if the resolved path couldn't fit in dsz (with
 * abs(num) indicating the number of truncated bytes) and number of characters
 * (excluding NULL) written to dst.
 */
int arcan_shmif_resolve_connpath(
	const char* key, char* dst, size_t dsz);

/*
 * get the segment kind identifier from an existing connection
 */
int arcan_shmif_segkind(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * calculates a hash of the layout of the shmpage in order to detect subtle
 * compiler mismatches etc.
 */
uint64_t arcan_shmif_cookie(void);

/*
 * The following functions are simple lookup/unpack support functions for
 * argument strings usually passed on the command-line to a newly spawned
 * frameserver in a simple (utf-8) key=value\tkey=value type format.
 */
struct arg_arr {
	char* key;
	char* value;
};

/* take the input string and unpack it into an array of key-value pairs */
struct arg_arr* arg_unpack(const char*);

/*
 * Lookup the [ind]th(starting at 0) argument matching [key].
 * Returns true if there was a matching key at the desired position.
 *
 * If [found] is provided, the corresponding value will be stored.
 * If no key could be found OR the lookup failed, NULL will be stored instead.
 *
 * Example:
 * ARCAN_ARG=test:test=1
 * if (arg_lookup(myarg, "test", 1, &val)){
 *    if (val){
 *        val will be "1" here
 *    }
 * }
 */
bool arg_lookup(struct arg_arr* arr,
	const char* key, unsigned short ind, const char** found);

/*
 * deallocate/free the resources bound to an arg_arr struct. Don't use this
 * on an arg_arr that comes from a shmif_open or shmif_args call as the
 * normal context management functions will clean after that one.
 */
void arg_cleanup(struct arg_arr*);

/*
 * ideally both rpath and wpath could be dropped when the semaphores becomes
 * futex- only as the set now is too permissive to be comfortable
 */
#define SHMIF_PLEDGE_PREFIX \
	"stdio unix sendfd recvfd proc ps rpath wpath cpath unveil video"

/*
 * Attempt to reduce the exposed set of privileges and whitelist accessible
 * filesystem paths. This is a best-effort that might result in a no-op
 * or a lesser set of restrictions depending on the platform and context.
 *
 * if a context is provided, the function may enqueue an event to indicate
 * sandbox status to the server.
 *
 * [pledge] this argument matches either special preset strings of higher
 *          roles, or the set of OpenBSD-pledge(2) syscall whitelists, with
 *          the necessary set for opening and maintaining shmif context
 *          changes being SHMIF_PLEDGE_PREFIX.
 *
 * [paths] is a NULL- terminated list of file-system paths and their
 *         intended mode of operations
 *
 * [flag]  reserved for future use.
 *
 * alternate pledge templates:
 *         shmif    - same as running the SHMIF_PLEDGE_PREFIX
 *         minimal  - shared memory page
 *         decode   - decode frameserver archetype
 *         encode   - encode frameserver archetype
 *         a12-srv  - a local shmif-server to network proxy
 *         a12-cl   - a local shmif-client to network proxy
 */
struct shmif_privsep_node {
	const char* path;
	const char* perm; /*r, w, x, c */
};
void arcan_shmif_privsep(struct arcan_shmif_cont* C,
	const char* pledge, struct shmif_privsep_node**, int opts);

/*
 * Duplicates a descriptor and set safe flags (e.g. CLOEXEC)
 * if [dstnum] is >= 0, it will ATTEMPT to duplicate to the specific number,
 * (though NOT GUARANTEED).
 *
 * Returns a valid descriptor or -1 on error (with errno set according
 * to the dup() call family.
 */
int arcan_shmif_dupfd(int fd, int dstnum, bool blocking);

/*
 * Update the short ~(32b) message that the connection will try and forward
 * should the client crash or be terminated in some other abnormal way.
 */
void arcan_shmif_last_words(struct arcan_shmif_cont* cont, const char* msg);

/*
 * Take a pending HANDOVER segment allocation and inherit into a new
 * process.
 *
 * If env is empty, the ONLY environment that will propagate is the
 * handover relevant variables.
 *
 * [detach] is treated as a bitmap, where the bits set:
 *   1 << 0: detach process (double-fork)
 *   1 << 1: stdin (becomes /dev/null or similar)
 *   1 << 2: stdout (becomes /dev/null or similar)
 *   1 << 3: stderr (becomes /dev/null or similar)
 * Other descriptors follow normal system specific inheritance semantics.
 *
 * The function returns the pid of the new process, or -1 in the event
 * of a failure (e.g. invalid arguments, empty path or argv).
 *
 * NOTE:
 * call from event dispatch immediately upon receiving a NEWSEGMENT with
 * a HANDOVER type, the function will assume allocation responsibility.
 *
 * If handover_exec is called WITHOUT the corresponding handover event in
 * ev, it is the context in [cont] that will be forwarded.
 */
pid_t arcan_shmif_handover_exec(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* cont, struct arcan_event ev,
	const char* path, char* const argv[], char* const env[],
	int detach);

/*
 * Similar to shmif_handover_exec, but one where detach has been swapped out
 * for stdio creation except for processes. Provide pointers to descriptor
 * destinations, populate with invalid descriptors for pipe creation, valid
 * descriptors for forwarding, or NULL for detachment.
 */
pid_t arcan_shmif_handover_exec_pipe(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* cont, struct arcan_event ev,
	const char* path, char* const argv[], char* const env[],
	int detach, int* fds[], size_t fds_sz);

/*
 * Mark, for the current frame (this is reset each signal on sigvid) buffer
 * contents as updated. Note that this does not guarantee that only the dirty
 * regions will be synched to the next receiver in the chain, the buffer
 * contents are required to be fully intact.
 *
 * This requires that the segment has been resized with the flags
 * SHMIF_RHINT_SUBREGION (or _CHAIN) or it will have no effect.
 *
 * Depending on if the segment is in SHMIF_RHINT_SUBREGION or
 * SHMIF_RHINT_SUBREGION_CHAIN, the behavior will be different.
 *
 * For SHMIF_RHINT_SUBREGION, the function returns 0 on success or -1 if the
 * context is dead / broken. You are still required to use shmif_signal calls
 * to synchronize the contents. Only the set of damaged regions will grow.
 *
 * [ Not yet implemented ]
 * This interface combines a number of latency and performance sensitive
 * usecases, with the ideal should re-add the possibility of run-ahead or
 * a run-behind the beam on a single buffered output.
 *
 * For SHMIF_RHINT_SUBREGION_CHAIN, the options to the flags function are:
 * SHMIF_DIRTY_NONBLOCK, SHMIF_DIRTY_PARTIAL and SHMIF_DIRTY_SIGNAL.
 * Bitmask behavior is: NONBLOCK | (PARTIAL ^ SIGNAL).
 *
 * If NONBLOCK is set, the function returns SHMIF_DIRTY_EWOULDBLOCK if the
 * operation would block and in that case, the dirty region won't register.
 *
 * if PARTIAL is set, the update will be synched to whatever output the
 * connection may be mapped to but no other notification about the update will
 * be triggered. Instead, if SIGNAL is set, when the region has been synched,
 * other subsystems will be alerted as to a logical 'frame' update.
 *
 * This is used in order to allow 'per scanline' like updates but without
 * storming subsystems that reason on a "logical buffer" update where the
 * cost per frame might be too high to be invoked in smaller chunks.
 *
 * If the dirty region provides invalid constraints (x1 >= x2, y1 >= y2,
 * x2 > cont->w, y2 > cont->h) the values will be clamped to the size of
 * the segment.
 */
int arcan_shmif_dirty(struct arcan_shmif_cont*,
	size_t x1, size_t y1, size_t x2, size_t y2, int fl);

/*
 * This is primarily intended for clients with special timing needs due to
 * latency concerns, typically games and multimedia.
 *
 * Get an estimate on how many MICROSECONDS left until the next ideal time
 * to synch. These are relative to the current time, thus will tick down
 * on multiple calls until a deadline has passed.
 *
 * The [cost_estimate] argument is an estimate on how much processing
 * time you would need to prepare the next frame and it can simply be
 * the value of how much was spent rendering the last one.
 *
 * Possible [errc] values:
 *
 *  -1, invalid / dead context
 *  -2, context in a blocked state
 *  -3, deadline information inaccurate, values returned are defaults.
 *
 * The optional [tolerance] argument provides an estimate as to how large
 * margin for error that is reasonable (in MICROSECONDS). This MAY be
 * derived from frame delivery timings or be adjusted by the consumer
 * to balance latency, precision and accuracy.
 *
 * Thus, deadline - jitter = time left until synch should be called for
 * a chance to have your contents be updated in time. This time can thus
 * be used to delay synching and used as a timeout (pseudo-code):
 *
 * int left = arcan_shmif_deadline(cont, last_cost, &jout, &errc);
 * if (last_frame_cost - left > jout){
 *     while(poll_timeout(cont, left)){
 *         process_event();
 *     }
 * }
 */
int arcan_shmif_deadline(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, unsigned last_cost, int* jitter, int* errc);

/*
 * Asynchronously transfer the contents of [fdin] to [fdout]. This is
 * mainly to encourage non-blocking implementation of the bchunk handler.
 * The descriptors will be closed when the transfer is completed or if
 * it fails.
 *
 * If [sigfd] is provided (> 0),
 * the result of the operation will be written on finish as:
 *   -1 (read error)
 *   -2 (write error)
 *   -3 (alloc/arg error)
 *    0 (ok)
 *
 * Flags that can also modify behaviour:
 *
 * SHMIF_BGCOPY_KEEPIN,   (won't close fdin on completion)
 * SHMIF_BGCOPY_KEEPOUT,  (won't close fdout on completion)
 * SHMIF_BGCOPY_PROGRESS, (ascii: status:current:total\n into sigfd)
 *
 * If progress is set and [sigfd] is set, write-fails on buffer overflow
 * will spin for the completion byte.
 */
enum shmif_bgcopy_flags {
	SHMIF_BGCOPY_KEEPIN = 1,
	SHMIF_BGCOPY_KEEPOUT = 2,
	SHMIF_BGCOPY_PROGRESS = 4
};

void arcan_shmif_bgcopy(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, int fdin, int fdout, int sigfd, int flags);

/*
 * Used as helper to avoid dealing with all of the permutations of
 * devkind == EVENT_IDEVKIND_MOUSE for datatype == EVENT_IDATATYPE_ANALOG.
 * If >true< the status of have changed since last time.
 *
 * uint8_t mstate[ASHMIF_MSTATE_SZ];
 * arcan_shmif_mousestate_setup(acon, false, mstate);
 * ... in event loop ...
 * if (arcan_shmif_mousestate(mstate, &inev, &out_x, &out_y)){
 *  react on mouse event
 * }
 *
 * if [inev] isn't provided and the state is set to absolute, the last known
 * values will be returned.
 *
 * Mouse button tracking, gestures, and splitting on .devid are not included
 * in this helper function.
 */
#define ASHMIF_MSTATE_SZ 32
void arcan_shmif_mousestate_setup(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, bool relative, uint8_t* state);

bool arcan_shmif_mousestate(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*, uint8_t* state,
	struct arcan_event* inev, int* out_x, int* out_y);

/*
 * Part of auxiliary library, pulls in more dependencies and boiler-plate
 * for setting up accelerated graphics
 */
#ifdef WANT_ARCAN_SHMIF_HELPER

/*
 * Maintain both context and display setup. This is for cases where you don't
 * want to set up EGL or similar support yourself. For cases where you want to
 * do the EGL setup except for the NativeDisplay part, use _egl.
 *
 * [Warning] stick to either _setup OR (_egl, vk), don't mix
 *
 */
enum shmifext_setup_status {
	SHHIFEXT_UNKNOWN = 0,
	SHMIFEXT_NO_API,
	SHMIFEXT_NO_DISPLAY,
	SHMIFEXT_NO_EGL,
	SHMIFEXT_NO_CONFIG,
	SHMIFEXT_NO_CONTEXT,
	SHMIFEXT_ALREADY_SETUP,
	SHMIFEXT_OUT_OF_MEMORY,
	SHMIFEXT_OK
};

enum shmifext_api {
	API_OPENGL = 0,
	API_GLES,
	API_VHK
};

struct arcan_shmifext_setup {
	uint8_t red, green, blue, alpha, depth;
	uint8_t api, major, minor;
	uint64_t flags;
	uint64_t mask;

/* 0 for self-managed fbo or imported buffers
 * >0 for internal rendertarget that swaps out */
	uint8_t builtin_fbo;
	uint8_t supersample;
	uint8_t stencil;

/* don't allocate a context or display at all - whatever context is
 * active in the current thread will be used for allocations */
	uint8_t no_context;
	uint64_t shared_context;

/* deprecated members, but don't want to break abi, while still
 * generating compiler visible errors for api break */
	uint8_t deprecated_1;
	uint32_t deprecated_2;

/* workaround for versioning snafu with _setup not taking sizeof(...) */
	uint8_t uintfl_reserve[6];
	uint64_t reserved[4];
};

struct arcan_shmifext_setup arcan_shmifext_defaults(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

enum shmifext_setup_status arcan_shmifext_setup(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	struct arcan_shmifext_setup arg);

/*
 * Check if the connection is in an extended state or not.
 * return values:
 *-1 - not extended, handle passing disabled
 * 0 - not extended
 * 1 - extended, handle passing
 * 2 - extended, readback fallback
 */
int arcan_shmifext_isext(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * for use with the shmifext_setup approach, try and find the
 * requested symbol within the context of the accelerated graphics backend
 */
void* arcan_shmifext_lookup(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, const char*);

/*
 * Sometimes, multiple contexts, possibly bound to different threads, are
 * needed. _setup creates one context, and this function can be added to
 * create additional ones.
 *
 * Returns 0 or a reference to use for shmifext_swap_context calls
 */
unsigned arcan_shmifext_add_context(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, struct arcan_shmifext_setup arg);

/*
 * Swap the current underlying context to use for _make_current calls.
 * the [context] argument comes from _add_context, though the first (_setup)
 * one will always be 1 */
void arcan_shmifext_swap_context(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, unsigned context);

/*
 * Allocate a buffer that is valid for passing output and that can be bound as
 * a rendertarget color output. Sets *out to point to the buffer based on the
 * context type provided on shmifext_setup. This needs to be freed and
 * re-allocated on GPU switch (DEVICE_HINT) and after resizing.
 *
 * arcan_shmifext_setup with the built-in framebuffer will already allocate
 * such a buffer if necessary. This call should only be needed if the client
 * itself needs to allocate FBOs that should be passed on.
 *
 * It will fail if there is not enough memory or the OS platform has no such
 * mechanism. In those cases, normal GL/VK allocations should be used.
 */
struct shmifext_color_buffer {
	union {
		unsigned int gl;
	} id;

	void* alloc_tags[4];
	int type;
};

bool arcan_shmifext_alloc_color(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, struct shmifext_color_buffer* out);

/*
 * Release resources tied to an allocation from arcan_shmifext_alloc_color.
 */
void arcan_shmifext_free_color(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, struct shmifext_color_buffer* in);

/*
 * Uses lookupfun to get the function pointers needed, writes back matching
 * EGLNativeDisplayType into *display and tags *con as accelerated.
 * Can be called multiple times as response to DEVICE_NODE calls or to
 * retrieve the display associated with con
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_egl(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	void** display, void*(*lookupfun)(void*, const char*), void* tag);

/*
 * For the corner cases where you need access to the display/surface/context
 * but don't want to detract from the _setup
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_egl_meta(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	uintptr_t* display, uintptr_t* surface, uintptr_t* context);

/*
 * Similar to extracting the display, surface, context and manually
 * making it the current eglContext. If the setup has been called with
 * builtin- FBO, it will also manage allocating and resizing FBO.
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_make_current(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * Free and destroy an associated context, display and internal buffers
 * in order to stop using the connection for accelerated drawing.
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_drop(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * Similar to arcan_shmifext_drop, except the display and device connection
 * is kept alive, intended to build a new context with _setup later
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_drop_context(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * If headless setup uses a built-in FBO configuration, this function can be
 * used to extract the opaque handles from it. These are only valid when the
 * context is active (_make_current).
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_gl_handles(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	uintptr_t* frame, uintptr_t* color, uintptr_t* depth);

/*
 * Placeholder awaiting VK support
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_vk(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	void** display, void*(*lookupfun)(void*, const char*), void* tag);

/*
 * Set the rendertarget contained in the extended context as active.
 */
void arcan_shmifext_bind(struct arcan_shmif_cont* con);

/*
 * Update the internal buffer-fail to slow readback fallback resulting from a
 * failed attempt to pass an accelerated buffer. This will be called
 * automatically on an incoming BUFFER_FAIL event.
 */
void arcan_shmifext_bufferfail(struct arcan_shmif_cont*, bool);

/*
 * Run the platform specific dance to convert a gl texture ID to a passable
 * descriptor (shmif_signalhandle), note that only one texture should be 'in
 * flight' (on both sides) at any one time, and calling this a second time
 * invalidates the resources used by the last passed one.
 *
 * This is slated to be changed to use the same buffer-plane format as in
 * import buffer.
 */
bool arcan_shmifext_gltex_handle(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	uintptr_t display, uintptr_t tex_id,
	int* dhandle, size_t* dstride, int* dfmt);

/*
 * Retrieve a file-handle to the device that is currently used for the
 * acceleration, or -1 if it is unavailable. if [outdev] is !NULL, it will
 * be set to point to a platform specific device structure. Outside very
 * specialized uses (Xarcan), this should be ignored.
 */
int arcan_shmifext_dev(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con, uintptr_t* outdev, bool clone);

/*
 * Retrieve the agp function environment from the currently active context.
 * This should only really be useful for project-coupled tools like waybridge
 * where access to the agp_ set of functions is also guaranteed.
 */
struct agp_fenv* arcan_shmifext_getfenv(struct arcan_shmif_cont*);

/*
 * Take an external buffer e.g. from gbm or egl-streams and import into the
 * context as a substitution for it's current backing store, this disables
 * rendering using the context.
 *
 * If the import is successful, any descriptors pointed to by the fd and fence
 * fields will be owned by the implementation of the import function and will
 * be closed when safe to do so.
 *
 * If [dst_store] is set, the default buffer of the context will not be used
 * as the target store. Instead, [dst_store] will be updated to contain the
 * imported buffer.
 */
struct shmifext_buffer_plane {
	int fd;
	int fence;
	size_t w;
	size_t h;

	union {
		struct {
			uint32_t format;
			uint64_t stride;
			uint64_t offset;
			uint32_t mod_hi;
			uint32_t mod_lo;
		} gbm;
	};
};

/*
 * Convert a previous allocated color buffer (shmifext_alloc_color) into
 * an exportable set of planes that can be used with 'signal_planes'
 */
size_t arcan_shmifext_export_image(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* con,
	uintptr_t display, uintptr_t tex_id,
	size_t plane_limit, struct shmifext_buffer_plane* planes);

enum shmifext_buffer_format {
	SHMIFEXT_BUFFER_GBM = 0,
};

bool arcan_shmifext_import_buffer(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont*,
	int format,
	struct shmifext_buffer_plane* planes,
	size_t n_planes,
	size_t buffer_plane_sz
);

/* internal or advanced use (proxying planes) */
size_t arcan_shmifext_signal_planes(
	struct arcan_shmif_cont* c,
	int mask,
	size_t n_planes,
	struct shmifext_buffer_plane* planes
);

/*
 * Similar behavior to signalhandle, but any conversion from the texture id
 * in [tex_id] is handled internally in accordance with the last _egl
 * call on [con]. The context where tex_id is valid should already be
 * active.
 *
 * Display corresponds to the EGLDisplay where tex_id is valid, or
 * 0 if the shmif_cont is managing the context.
 *
 * If tex_id is SHMIFEXT_BUILTIN and context was setup with FBO management OR
 * with vidp- texture streaming, the color attachment for the active FBO OR
 * the latest imported buffer.
 *
 *
 * Returns -1 on handle- generation/passing failure, otherwise the number
 * of miliseconds (clamped to INT_MAX) that elapsed from signal to ack.
 */
#define SHMIFEXT_BUILTIN (~(uintptr_t)0)
int arcan_shmifext_signal(struct arcan_shmif_cont*,
	uintptr_t display, int mask, uintptr_t tex_id, ...);
#endif

#endif
