/*
Bullet Continuous Collision Detection and Physics Library
Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Erwin Coumans http://continuousphysics.com/Bullet/

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In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.
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*/


#include "BulletMultiThreaded/GpuSoftBodySolvers/CPU/btSoftBodySolverData.h"
#include "btSoftBodySolverBuffer_OpenCL.h"


#ifndef BT_SOFT_BODY_SOLVER_TRIANGLE_DATA_OPENCL_H
#define BT_SOFT_BODY_SOLVER_TRIANGLE_DATA_OPENCL_H


class btSoftBodyTriangleDataOpenCL : public btSoftBodyTriangleData
{ private:
public:
bool m_onGPU;
cl_command_queue m_queue;

btOpenCLBuffer<btSoftBodyTriangleData::TriangleNodeSet> m_clVertexIndices;
btOpenCLBuffer<float> m_clArea;
btOpenCLBuffer<Vectormath::Aos::Vector3> m_clNormal;

/**
* Link addressing information for each cloth.
* Allows link locations to be computed independently of data batching.
*/
btAlignedObjectArray< int > m_triangleAddresses;

/**
* Start and length values for computation batches over link data.
*/
struct btSomePair
{
btSomePair() {}
btSomePair(int f,int s)
:first(f),second(s)
{
}
int first;
int second;
};
btAlignedObjectArray< btSomePair > m_batchStartLengths;

public:
btSoftBodyTriangleDataOpenCL( cl_command_queue queue, cl_context ctx );

virtual ~btSoftBodyTriangleDataOpenCL();

/** Allocate enough space in all link-related arrays to fit numLinks links */
virtual void createTriangles( int numTriangles );

/** Insert the link described into the correct data structures assuming space has already been allocated by a call to createLinks */
virtual void setTriangleAt( const btSoftBodyTriangleData::TriangleDescription &triangle, int triangleIndex );

virtual bool onAccelerator();

virtual bool moveToAccelerator();

virtual bool moveFromAccelerator();

/**
* Generate (and later update) the batching for the entire triangle set.
* This redoes a lot of work because it batches the entire set when each cloth is inserted.
* In theory we could delay it until just before we need the cloth.
* It's a one-off overhead, though, so that is a later optimisation.
*/
void generateBatches();
}; // class btSoftBodyTriangleDataOpenCL


#endif // #ifndef BT_SOFT_BODY_SOLVER_TRIANGLE_DATA_OPENCL_H