saveload.h
author Darkvater
Thu, 02 Mar 2006 00:32:48 +0000
changeset 3117 8066b8d0802b
parent 3115 1f4949f5dc5d
child 3222 8bfed4267cba
permissions -rw-r--r--
(svn r3721) - [3/4] Present the game with a unified structure for the configuration-ini, saveload, console and gui representations of the settings. From part 3 on, OpenTTD is once again compilable.
- Code has been added to the saveload code to honour the SLF_SAVE_NO and SLF_NETWORK_NO flags. SLF_NETWORK_NO just reads in the the bytestream and then discards it because that setting is not synchronised. For this the function SlSkipBytes() has been reinstated
- SAVEGAME_VERSION has been changed from a constant ENUM to a constant integer. This was done for the configuration-code to be able to tell which version of a CONDVAR type to handle. As said before, because settings can be saved to the savegame, they will become conditional at some point. The configuration code always has to read the 'most recent' version.
- GameOptions are saved through the new structure. It is fully compatible with any old savegame...however it is better. Because of the move to this new format we can instruct the loader to skip certain variables. Autosave for example isn't synchronised anymore (in the network). The same goes for currency and kilometers :D. That is the only functionality change this patch is supposed to have if I have written it correctly.
- NOTE! Patches are still not saved so for Multiplayer to work network_client.c and network_server.c needed slight modifications.
/* $Id$ */

#ifndef SAVELOAD_H
#define SAVELOAD_H

typedef enum SaveOrLoadResult {
	SL_OK     = 0, // completed successfully
	SL_ERROR  = 1, // error that was caught before internal structures were modified
	SL_REINIT = 2, // error that was caught in the middle of updating game state, need to clear it. (can only happen during load)
} SaveOrLoadResult;

typedef enum SaveOrLoadMode {
	SL_INVALID  = -1,
	SL_LOAD     =  0,
	SL_SAVE     =  1,
	SL_OLD_LOAD =  2,
} SaveOrLoadMode;

SaveOrLoadResult SaveOrLoad(const char *filename, int mode);
void WaitTillSaved(void);


typedef void ChunkSaveLoadProc(void);
typedef void AutolengthProc(void *arg);

typedef struct {
	uint32 id;
	ChunkSaveLoadProc *save_proc;
	ChunkSaveLoadProc *load_proc;
	uint32 flags;
} ChunkHandler;

typedef struct {
	byte null;
} NullStruct;

typedef enum SLRefType {
	REF_ORDER       = 0,
	REF_VEHICLE     = 1,
	REF_STATION     = 2,
	REF_TOWN        = 3,
	REF_VEHICLE_OLD = 4,
	REF_ROADSTOPS   = 5,
	REF_ENGINE_RENEWS = 6,
} SLRefType;

#define SL_MAX_VERSION 255

enum {
	INC_VEHICLE_COMMON = 0,
};

enum {
	CH_RIFF         = 0,
	CH_ARRAY        = 1,
	CH_SPARSE_ARRAY = 2,
	CH_TYPE_MASK    = 3,
	CH_LAST         = 8,
	CH_AUTO_LENGTH  = 16,

	CH_PRI_0          = 0 << 4,
	CH_PRI_1          = 1 << 4,
	CH_PRI_2          = 2 << 4,
	CH_PRI_3          = 3 << 4,
	CH_PRI_SHL        = 4,
	CH_NUM_PRI_LEVELS = 4,
};

/** VarTypes is the general bitmasked magic type that tells us
 * certain characteristics about the variable it refers to. For example
 * SLE_FILE_* gives the size(type) as it would be in the savegame and
 * SLE_VAR_* the size(type) as it is in memory during runtime. These are
 * the first 8 bytes (0-3 SLE_FILE, 4-7 SLE_VAR).
 * Bytes 8-15 are reserved for various flags as explained below */
enum VarTypes {
	/* 4 bytes allocated a maximum of 16 types for NumberType */
	SLE_FILE_I8       = 0,
	SLE_FILE_U8       = 1,
	SLE_FILE_I16      = 2,
	SLE_FILE_U16      = 3,
	SLE_FILE_I32      = 4,
	SLE_FILE_U32      = 5,
	SLE_FILE_I64      = 6,
	SLE_FILE_U64      = 7,
	SLE_FILE_STRINGID = 8, ///< StringID offset into strings-array
	SLE_FILE_STRING   = 9,
	/* 6 more possible file-primitives */

	/* 4 bytes allocated a maximum of 16 types for NumberType */
	SLE_VAR_BL   =  0 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_I8   =  1 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_U8   =  2 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_I16  =  3 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_U16  =  4 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_I32  =  5 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_U32  =  6 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_I64  =  7 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_U64  =  8 << 4,
	SLE_VAR_NULL =  9 << 4, ///< useful to write zeros in savegame.
	SLE_VAR_STRB = 10 << 4, ///< normal string (with pre-allocated buffer)
	SLE_VAR_STRQ = 11 << 4, ///< string enclosed in parentheses
	/* 4 more possible memory-primitives */

	/* Shortcut values */
	SLE_VAR_CHAR = SLE_VAR_I8,

	/* Default combinations of variables. As savegames change, so can variables
	 * and thus it is possible that the saved value and internal size do not
	 * match and you need to specify custom combo. The defaults are listed here */
	SLE_BOOL        = SLE_FILE_I8  | SLE_VAR_BL,
	SLE_INT8        = SLE_FILE_I8  | SLE_VAR_I8,
	SLE_UINT8       = SLE_FILE_U8  | SLE_VAR_U8,
	SLE_INT16       = SLE_FILE_I16 | SLE_VAR_I16,
	SLE_UINT16      = SLE_FILE_U16 | SLE_VAR_U16,
	SLE_INT32       = SLE_FILE_I32 | SLE_VAR_I32,
	SLE_UINT32      = SLE_FILE_U32 | SLE_VAR_U32,
	SLE_INT64       = SLE_FILE_I64 | SLE_VAR_I64,
	SLE_UINT64      = SLE_FILE_U64 | SLE_VAR_U64,
	SLE_CHAR        = SLE_FILE_I8  | SLE_VAR_CHAR,
	SLE_STRINGID    = SLE_FILE_STRINGID | SLE_VAR_U16,
	SLE_STRINGBUF   = SLE_FILE_STRING   | SLE_VAR_STRB,
	SLE_STRINGQUOTE = SLE_FILE_STRING   | SLE_VAR_STRQ,

	/* Shortcut values */
	SLE_UINT = SLE_UINT32,
	SLE_INT  = SLE_INT32,
	SLE_STRB = SLE_STRINGBUF,
	SLE_STRQ = SLE_STRINGQUOTE,

	/* 8 bytes allocated for a maximum of 8 flags
	 * Flags directing saving/loading of a variable */
	SLF_SAVE_NO      = 1 <<  8, ///< do not save with savegame, basically player-based
	SLF_CONFIG_NO    = 1 <<  9, ///< do not save to config file
	SLF_NETWORK_NO   = 1 << 10, ///< do not synchronize over network (but it is saved if SSF_SAVE_NO is not set)
	/* 5 more possible flags */
};

typedef uint32 VarType;

enum SaveLoadTypes {
	SL_VAR       = 0,
	SL_REF       = 1,
	SL_ARR       = 2,
	SL_STR       = 3,
	// non-normal save-load types
	SL_WRITEBYTE = 8,
	SL_INCLUDE   = 9,
	SL_END       = 15
};

typedef byte SaveLoadType;

/** SaveLoad type struct. Do NOT use this directly but use the SLE_ macros defined just below! */
typedef struct SaveLoad {
	SaveLoadType cmd;    ///< the action to take with the saved/loaded type, All types need different action
	VarType conv;        ///< type of the variable to be saved, int
	uint16 length;       ///< (conditional) length of the variable (eg. arrays) (max array size is 65536 elements)
	uint16 version_from; ///< save/load the variable starting from this savegame version
	uint16 version_to;   ///< save/load the variable until this savegame version
	/* NOTE: This element either denotes the address of the variable for a global
	 * variable, or the offset within a struct which is then bound to a variable
	 * during runtime. Decision on which one to use is controlled by the function
	 * that is called to save it. address: SlGlobList, offset: SlObject */
	void *address;       ///< address of variable OR offset of variable in the struct (max offset is 65536)
} SaveLoad;

/* Same as SaveLoad but global variables are used (for better readability); */
typedef SaveLoad SaveLoadGlobVarList;

/* Simple variables, references (pointers) and arrays */
#define SLE_GENERAL(cmd, base, variable, type, length, from, to) {cmd, type, length, from, to, (void*)offsetof(base, variable)}
#define SLE_CONDVAR(base, variable, type, from, to) SLE_GENERAL(SL_VAR, base, variable, type, 0, from, to)
#define SLE_CONDREF(base, variable, type, from, to) SLE_GENERAL(SL_REF, base, variable, type, 0, from, to)
#define SLE_CONDARR(base, variable, type, length, from, to) SLE_GENERAL(SL_ARR, base, variable, type, length, from, to)
#define SLE_CONDSTR(base, variable, type, length, from, to) SLE_GENERAL(SL_STR, base, variable, type, length, from, to)

#define SLE_VAR(base, variable, type) SLE_CONDVAR(base, variable, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLE_REF(base, variable, type) SLE_CONDREF(base, variable, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLE_ARR(base, variable, type, length) SLE_CONDARR(base, variable, type, length, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLE_STR(base, variable, type, length) SLE_CONDSTR(base, variable, type, length, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)

/* Translate values ingame to different values in the savegame and vv */
#define SLE_WRITEBYTE(base, variable, game_value, file_value) SLE_GENERAL(SL_WRITEBYTE, base, variable, 0, 0, game_value, file_value)
/* Load common code and put it into each struct (currently only for vehicles */
#define SLE_INCLUDE(base, variable, include_index) SLE_GENERAL(SL_INCLUDE, base, variable, 0, 0, include_index, 0)

/* The same as the ones at the top, only the offset is given directly; used for unions */
#define SLE_GENERALX(cmd, offset, type, param1, param2) {cmd, type, 0, param1, param2, (void*)(offset)}
#define SLE_CONDVARX(offset, type, from, to) SLE_GENERALX(SL_VAR, offset, type, from, to)
#define SLE_CONDREFX(offset, type, from, to) SLE_GENERALX(SL_REF, offset, type, from, to)

#define SLE_VARX(offset, type) SLE_CONDVARX(offset, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLE_REFX(offset, type) SLE_CONDREFX(offset, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)

#define SLE_WRITEBYTEX(offset, something) SLE_GENERALX(SL_WRITEBYTE, offset, 0, something, 0)
#define SLE_INCLUDEX(offset, type) SLE_GENERALX(SL_INCLUDE, offset, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)

/* End marker */
#define SLE_END() {SL_END, 0, 0, 0, 0, NULL}

/* Simple variables, references (pointers) and arrays, but for global variables */
#define SLEG_GENERAL(cmd, variable, type, length, from, to) {cmd, type, length, from, to, (void*)&variable}

#define SLEG_CONDVAR(variable, type, from, to) SLEG_GENERAL(SL_VAR, variable, type, 0, from, to)
#define SLEG_CONDREF(variable, type, from, to) SLEG_GENERAL(SL_REF, variable, type, 0, from, to)
#define SLEG_CONDARR(variable, type, length, from, to) SLEG_GENERAL(SL_ARR, variable, type, length, from, to)
#define SLEG_CONDSTR(variable, type, length, from, to) SLEG_GENERAL(SL_STR, variable, type, length, from, to)

#define SLEG_VAR(variable, type) SLEG_CONDVAR(variable, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLEG_REF(variable, type) SLEG_CONDREF(variable, type, 0, SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLEG_ARR(variable, type) SLEG_CONDARR(variable, type, lengthof(variable), SL_MAX_VERSION)
#define SLEG_STR(variable, type) SLEG_CONDSTR(variable, type, lengthof(variable), SL_MAX_VERSION)

#define SLEG_END() {SL_END, 0, 0, 0, 0, NULL}

/** Checks if the savegame is below major.minor.
 */
static inline bool CheckSavegameVersionOldStyle(uint16 major, byte minor)
{
	extern uint16 _sl_version;
	extern byte   _sl_minor_version;
	return (_sl_version < major) || (_sl_version == major && _sl_minor_version < minor);
}

/** Checks if the savegame is below version.
 */
static inline bool CheckSavegameVersion(uint16 version)
{
	extern uint16 _sl_version;
	return _sl_version < version;
}

/** Checks if some version from/to combination falls within the range of the
 * active savegame version */
static inline bool SlIsObjectCurrentlyValid(uint16 version_from, uint16 version_to)
{
	extern const uint16 SAVEGAME_VERSION;
	if (SAVEGAME_VERSION < version_from || SAVEGAME_VERSION > version_to) return false;

	return true;
}

/* Get the NumberType of a setting. This describes the integer type
 * as it is represented in memory
 * @param type VarType holding information about the variable-type
 * @return return the SLE_VAR_* part of a variable-type description */
static inline VarType GetVarMemType(VarType type)
{
	return type & 0xF0; // GB(type, 4, 8) << 4;
}

/* Get the FileType of a setting. This describes the integer type
 * as it is represented in a savegame/file
 * @param type VarType holding information about the variable-type
 * @param return the SLE_FILE_* part of a variable-type description */
static inline VarType GetVarFileType(VarType type)
{
	return type & 0xF; // GB(type, 0, 4);
}

int64 ReadValue(const void *ptr, VarType conv);
void WriteValue(void *ptr, VarType conv, int64 val);

void SlSetArrayIndex(uint index);
int SlIterateArray(void);

void SlAutolength(AutolengthProc *proc, void *arg);
uint SlGetFieldLength(void);
void SlSetLength(size_t length);
size_t SlCalcObjMemberLength(const SaveLoad *sld);

byte SlReadByte(void);
void SlWriteByte(byte b);

void SlGlobList(const SaveLoadGlobVarList *sldg);
void SlArray(void *array, uint length, VarType conv);
void SlObject(void *object, const SaveLoad *sld);
bool SlObjectMember(void *object, const SaveLoad *sld);

void SaveFileStart(void);
void SaveFileDone(void);
void SaveFileError(void);
#endif /* SAVELOAD_H */