using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Cosmos.Common.Extensions;

namespace Cosmos.HAL.BlockDevice {
  // Its not a BlockDevice, but its related to "fixed" devices
  // and necessary to create partition block devices
  // Im not comfortable with MBR and Partition being in Hardware ring and would prefer
  // them in the system ring, but there are issues relating to moving it there.
  public class MBR {
    // TODO Lock this so other code cannot add/remove/modify the list
    // Can make a locked list class which wraps a list<>
    public List<PartInfo> Partitions = new List<PartInfo>();
    public UInt32 EBRLocation = 0;

    public class PartInfo {
      public readonly byte SystemID;
      public readonly UInt32 StartSector;
      public readonly UInt32 SectorCount;

      public PartInfo(byte aSystemID, UInt32 aStartSector, UInt32 aSectorCount) {
        SystemID = aSystemID;
        StartSector = aStartSector;
        SectorCount = aSectorCount;
      }
    }

    public MBR(byte[] aMBR) {
      ParsePartition(aMBR, 446);
      ParsePartition(aMBR, 462);
      ParsePartition(aMBR, 478);
      ParsePartition(aMBR, 494);
    }

    protected void ParsePartition(byte[] aMBR, UInt32 aLoc) {
      byte xSystemID = aMBR[aLoc + 4];
      // SystemID = 0 means no partition

      if (xSystemID == 0x5 || xSystemID == 0xF || xSystemID == 0x85)
      {
          //Extended Partition Detected
          //DOS only knows about 05, Windows 95 introduced 0F, Linux introduced 85 
          //Search for logical volumes
          //http://thestarman.pcministry.com/asm/mbr/PartTables2.htm
          EBRLocation = aMBR.ToUInt32(aLoc + 8);
      }
      else if (xSystemID != 0) {
        UInt32 xStartSector = aMBR.ToUInt32(aLoc + 8);
        UInt32 xSectorCount = aMBR.ToUInt32(aLoc + 12);
        
        var xPartInfo = new PartInfo(xSystemID, xStartSector, xSectorCount);
        Partitions.Add(xPartInfo);
      }
    }

  }
}