modular-radar/global_data.cpp

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/*
 * global_data.cpp
 * Author: Mark Allyn
 *
 * Definitions of all system-wide global variables.
 * Extern declarations live in include/data_structure_and_constants.h.
 */

#include "include/data_structure_and_constants.h"

/* ============================================================
 * RADAR MANAGEMENT
 * Components: Thread 1 (startup, scope switching), Traffic Cop (Thread 2)
 * ============================================================ */

/* radar_management[] is indexed by RADAR_* constants (0-4).
 * Slot 0 (RADAR_NONE) is the management/system entry.
 * Slots 1-4 are per-radar entries. operatable is set to 1 once a radar is
 * fully built. available and selected are set during startup argument parsing.
 * Components: Thread 1, Traffic Cop (Thread 2) */
radar_management_structure radar_management[RADAR_COUNT] = {
    { RADAR_NONE,           0, 0, 0 }, // [0] management entry
    { RADAR_CHAIN_HOME,     0, 0, 0 }, // [1] chain_home       — not yet built
    { RADAR_MARINE_ASCOPE,  0, 0, 0 }, // [2] marine_ascope    — not yet built
    { RADAR_MARINE_TRAFFIC, 0, 0, 0 }, // [3] marine_traffic   — not yet built
    { RADAR_POLICE_BOAT,    0, 0, 0 }, // [4] police_boat      — not yet built
};

// No radar selected on startup; intro screen is displayed.
// Components: Thread 1, Traffic Cop (Thread 2), all scope renderers
int current_radar = RADAR_NONE;

// Range step indices — 0 = lowest (shortest) range step for each scope.
// Incremented/decremented by the o/p keyboard handler in Thread 1.
// Chain Home is fixed-range; its index exists for consistency but is unused.
// Components: Thread 1 keyboard handler, each scope renderer
int chain_home_range_setting    = 0;
int ascope_range_setting        = 0;
int traffic_control_range_setting = 0;
int police_boat_range_setting   = 0;

/* ============================================================
 * THREAD MUTEXES
 * Components: all threads as noted per mutex
 * ============================================================ */

// Thread 2 -> Thread 1: target data handoff
// Components: Traffic Cop (Thread 2), Thread 1
std::mutex mutex_target_data;

// Thread 3 -> Thread 2: simulator to traffic cop
// Components: Simulator (Thread 3), Traffic Cop (Thread 2)
std::mutex mutex_simulator_to_traffic_cop;

// Thread 4 -> Thread 1: physical control panel data (not yet implemented)
// Components: Physical Controls (Thread 4), Thread 1
std::mutex mutex_control_data_to_shaders;

// Thread 5 -> Thread 2: Raspberry Pi receiver to traffic cop (not yet implemented)
// Components: Raspberry Pi Receiver (Thread 5), Traffic Cop (Thread 2)
std::mutex mutex_raspberry_pi;

/* ============================================================
 * SHADER UNIFORM COPIES
 * These are set by keyboard callbacks in Thread 1 and pushed to
 * GLSL shader uniforms each frame render.
 * Initial values are sensible defaults; adjust in include/settings.h
 * as components are developed and tested.
 * ============================================================ */

// Scope intensity — keyboard 3 (lower) / 4 (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float intensity
// Components: all scopes
float uniform_intensity = 1.0f;

// Receiver sensitivity — keyboard 5 (lower) / 6 (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float sensitivity
// Components: all scopes
float uniform_sensitivity = 1.0f;

// STC sensitivity for close-in targets — keyboard q (lower) / w (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float stc_sensitivity
// Components: all scopes
float uniform_stc_sensitivity = 0.5f;

// STC effective range (normalized 0-1) — keyboard e (lower) / r (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float stc_range
// Components: all scopes
float uniform_stc_range = 0.3f;

// Rain noise filter, PPI scopes only — keyboard t (decrease) / y (increase)
// GLSL uniform: float noise_filter
// Components: PPI scopes (marine traffic control, on-board boat)
float uniform_noise_filter = 0.0f;

// Chain Home radiogoniometer bearing in degrees — keyboard u (left) / i (right)
// GLSL uniform: float radiogoniometer
// Components: Chain Home A-scope
float uniform_radiogoniometer = 0.0f;

// Maximum radar range (scope-dependent units) — keyboard o (lower) / p (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float max_range
// Components: Marine A-scope, PPI scopes (not Chain Home; that is fixed)
float uniform_max_range = 1.0f;

// Range cursor position (normalized 0-1) — keyboard a (lower) / s (higher)
// GLSL uniform: float range_cursor
// Components: PPI scopes (marine traffic control, on-board boat)
float uniform_range_cursor = 0.5f;

// Bearing cursor in degrees — keyboard d (CCW) / f (CW)
// GLSL uniform: float bearing_cursor
// Components: PPI scopes (marine traffic control, on-board boat)
float uniform_bearing_cursor = 0.0f;

// Marine A-scope antenna rotation bearing in degrees — keyboard g (CCW) / h (CW)
// GLSL uniform: float marine_a_bearing
// Components: Marine A-scope
float uniform_marine_a_bearing = 0.0f;