NX2navi/runtime/platform/platform.h

// Platform layer: threads, time, locks, atomics, files. Runtime code calls this instead of the OS; one implementation
// per OS (win32.c, linux.c). The FP control register lives in the per-architecture fp_*.h headers, inline, because
// lifted FP code touches it on every operation.
#pragma once
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>

#if defined(__x86_64__) || defined(_M_X64)
#include "fp_x86.h"
#include <immintrin.h>
#endif

// ---- threads
typedef struct PlatThread PlatThread;
typedef void (*PlatThreadFn)(void *arg);

// Starts fn(arg) on a new thread named name (shown in debuggers and profilers; may be NULL). NULL on failure.
PlatThread *plat_thread_new(PlatThreadFn fn, void *arg, const char *name);
// The same with the stack size given: stack bytes reserved for the thread (0: PLAT_STACK_DEFAULT). The default is the
// same on every OS, so a thread that fits on Windows fits elsewhere.
#define PLAT_STACK_DEFAULT (16u << 20)
PlatThread *plat_thread_new_ex(PlatThreadFn fn, void *arg, const char *name, size_t stack);
// Starts a thread nobody joins (plat_thread_new_ex + plat_thread_detach). 1 on success.
int plat_thread_spawn(PlatThreadFn fn, void *arg, const char *name, size_t stack);
void plat_thread_join(PlatThread *t);     // waits for fn to return, then frees t
// Waits at most ns for fn to return: 1 when it did (t is freed), 0 when it still runs (t stays valid).
int plat_thread_join_ns(PlatThread *t, uint64_t ns);
void plat_thread_detach(PlatThread *t);   // frees t; the thread runs on
// fn runs on every thread these calls make, when its function has returned and before the thread ends: for what a
// thread keeps for itself alone (a decoder context). At most PLAT_THREAD_END_HOOKS, each added once.
#define PLAT_THREAD_END_HOOKS 4
void plat_thread_end_hook(void (*fn)(void));
void plat_thread_end_run(void);            // the platform files' thread start functions call it
// Restricts t (NULL: the calling thread) to the logical processors in mask (bit n = processor n of the first group).
// Returns the previous mask, 0 on failure.
uint64_t plat_thread_affinity(PlatThread *t, uint64_t mask);
// The calling thread gets a fast core to itself: the process's other threads are kept off it and the caller on it, with
// both logical processors of the core when it has two; threads the caller starts later run with the others. Windows
// takes the highest-numbered core of the fastest efficiency class (CPU sets). Linux takes the core of a hybrid CPU's
// performance cores that clocks highest, else of the highest capacity or clock, and none when fewer than four cores
// are that fast. Returns the logical processors reserved, 0 when it could not; *which (when not NULL, size bytes)
// receives them as text, such as "10,11" (Linux adds what makes the core fast: "10,11 of a performance core").
int plat_cpu_reserve(char *which, size_t size);
// Keeps the reserved core reserved: on Linux a thread the holder starts through a library inherits its mask, the core
// alone, and gets the others' processors here; once the holder has ended, the core goes back to every thread. Returns
// the threads moved, -1 when the core went back. Windows needs none of it (threads without CPU sets of their own run
// on the process's default sets, which leave the core out) and returns 0.
int plat_cpu_reserve_sweep(void);
uint32_t plat_cpu_count(void);            // logical processors of the machine (system info)
uint32_t plat_cpu_usable(void);           // the ones this process may run on (its affinity mask): size thread pools by it
uint64_t plat_thread_cpu_ns(uint32_t tid);  // CPU time of the thread with id tid (plat_thread_id) so far; 0 unknown
// The logical processors the process may use (bit n = processor n, the first 64), into *all, and the lowest of each
// physical core among them into *first; returns the number of physical cores, 0 when unknown.
int plat_cpu_cores(uint64_t *all, uint64_t *first);
// The logical processors of the process's set (the first 64) that share the largest L3 cache, when the L3 caches
// are not all the same size: the die with AMD's 3D V-Cache on a two-die X3D processor. 0 when they are (one die, or
// equal dies) or the topology is unknown. *l3_kb: that cache's size.
uint64_t plat_cpu_cache_die(uint32_t *l3_kb);
// Every thread of the process to the processors in mask; 1 on success. On Linux the core plat_cpu_reserve took stays
// out of the mask for every thread but its holder, which keeps the processors it has.
int plat_process_affinity(uint64_t mask);

// Interrupting a thread (kernel.c's asynchronous preemption). A thread makes its own handle; another thread stops it
// wherever it runs, reads where it is, may send it elsewhere, and lets it go on. While it is stopped the caller must not
// wait for anything the stopped thread could hold.
typedef struct PlatIntr PlatIntr;
PlatIntr *plat_intr_self(void);           // NULL on failure
void plat_intr_free(PlatIntr *t);
// Stops t and reads its instruction and stack pointers: 1 when stopped, 0 when it did not stop in time (a thread
// blocked in the OS); t then runs on untouched.
int plat_intr_stop(PlatIntr *t, uint64_t *rip, uint64_t *rsp);
// Lets a stopped t go on: at to when to is nonzero, else where it stopped. 0 when the redirection failed (t then goes
// on where it stopped).
int plat_intr_resume(PlatIntr *t, uint64_t to);

// Hardware data watchpoints (diagnosis: floor_watch.c). Up to four addresses, each watched for any read or write of its
// len bytes (1, 2, 4 or 8, the address aligned to it), on every thread the process has when they are set; threads
// started later have none. After each access hit(slot, frames, depth) runs on the thread that made it, inside its
// exception handling: frames[0] is the instruction after the access, then up to PLAT_WATCH_DEPTH - 1 return addresses.
// hit must not lock, allocate or log, and its nonzero return clears that thread's watchpoints. n = 0 clears them on
// every thread. Returns the threads changed; -1 where the platform has none (Linux) or the change failed.
#define PLAT_WATCH_DEPTH 4
typedef int (*PlatWatchHit)(int slot, const uint64_t *frames, int depth);
int plat_watch_set(const uint64_t *addr, const int *len, int n, PlatWatchHit hit);

// Fibers: execution contexts with stacks of their own that threads switch between; a fiber may resume on another
// thread. Each switch keeps the callee-saved registers and the floating-point control state.
typedef struct PlatFiber PlatFiber;
PlatFiber *plat_fiber_self(void);         // the calling thread's own context as a fiber, once before its first switch
void plat_fiber_unself(void);             // the calling thread stops being a fiber (it is on its own context again)
// A fiber that runs fn(arg) on a stack of stack bytes (reserved, committed as it grows); fn never returns.
PlatFiber *plat_fiber_new(size_t stack, void (*fn)(void *arg), void *arg);
void plat_fiber_switch(PlatFiber *to);    // from the fiber the calling thread runs
void plat_fiber_free(PlatFiber *f);       // a fiber nobody runs

// A jump back to a point saved earlier on the same thread, without unwinding the frames in between (no SEH, no C++
// cleanups): the kernel's ExitThread leaves the lifted frames this way. plat_jmp_save returns 0 when it saves and 1
// when plat_jmp_go comes back to it; the function that called it must still be running. It keeps the callee-saved
// registers and the floating-point control state. On Windows this is not the C runtime's setjmp: a non-unwinding
// setjmp leaves the buffer's frame 0, and the C runtime's longjmp ends the process with 0xc0000409 (fast fail 13) on
// such a buffer when Control Flow Guard is on for the process, which Exploit protection can force on any program.
#ifdef _WIN32
typedef struct { uint64_t gpr[10]; uint32_t mxcsr, fpcw; uint64_t pad; uint8_t xmm[160]; } PlatJmp;
int plat_jmp_save(PlatJmp *j) __attribute__((returns_twice, nothrow));
_Noreturn void plat_jmp_go(PlatJmp *j);
#elif defined(__linux__) && defined(__x86_64__)
// SysV: rbx, rbp, r12-r15, the caller's rsp and the return address, then MXCSR and the x87 control word (linux.c).
// Not glibc's jmp_buf: it mangles rsp, rbp and rip, so plat_frame_capture could not fill one.
typedef struct { uint64_t gpr[8]; uint32_t mxcsr, fpcw; } PlatJmp;
int plat_jmp_save(PlatJmp *j) __attribute__((returns_twice, nothrow));
_Noreturn void plat_jmp_go(PlatJmp *j);
#else
#include <setjmp.h>
typedef struct { jmp_buf b; } PlatJmp;
#define plat_jmp_save(j) setjmp((j)->b)
#define plat_jmp_go(j) longjmp((j)->b, 1)
#endif
// The host state of a caller further up this thread's stack, as it will be when the call it is making returns: the
// stack is unwound frame by frame (from the caller of this function) until want(return address, arg) accepts one, and
// that frame's callee-saved registers, stack pointer and return address go to *out for plat_jmp_go, which then makes
// that call return a second time (eax 1). 1 on success, 0 when no frame is accepted (or on a platform without it).
int plat_frame_capture(PlatJmp *out, int (*want)(uintptr_t rip, void *arg), void *arg);
// Scheduling priority, Windows' seven levels: of the calling thread, or of t. On Linux a thread lowered without the
// right to raise its priority again (CAP_SYS_NICE, or an RLIMIT_NICE of 20) could never return to normal, and the
// runtime lowers threads that later take shared locks at normal priority; without that right every change is skipped
// and threads keep the normal priority. Levels above normal need the same right.
enum { PLAT_PRIO_IDLE = -15, PLAT_PRIO_LOWEST = -2, PLAT_PRIO_BELOW_NORMAL = -1, PLAT_PRIO_NORMAL = 0,
       PLAT_PRIO_ABOVE_NORMAL = 1, PLAT_PRIO_HIGHEST = 2, PLAT_PRIO_TIME_CRITICAL = 15 };
void plat_thread_priority(int prio);
void plat_thread_set_priority(PlatThread *t, int prio);
int plat_thread_priority_get(void);       // the calling thread's level
void plat_yield(void);                    // gives the rest of the time slice to another ready thread
static inline void plat_pause(void) {     // spin-wait hint
#if defined(__x86_64__) || defined(_M_X64)
    _mm_pause();
#endif
}

// ---- time
uint64_t plat_now_ns(void);               // monotonic, high resolution, arbitrary epoch
uint64_t plat_counter(void);              // the OS's raw monotonic counter (QPC on Windows), plat_counter_hz per second
uint64_t plat_counter_hz(void);
void plat_timer_1ms(void);                // asks the OS for timed waits accurate to 1 ms or better (call before threads)
int plat_power_full(void);                // opts out of the OS's power throttling of an unfocused process: 2 speed and timer,
                                          // 1 speed only (Windows 10), 0 not done or nothing to do
// t * num / den for a fixed num / den without a 128-bit division per call (__udivti3 took 5% of the game's running
// samples through plat_now_ns and rt_ticks): t * q + (t * f >> 64) with q = num / den and f = (num % den) * 2^64 / den.
// Monotonic in t and at most one below the exact quotient while t * (num % den) / den fits 64 bits.
typedef struct { uint64_t q, f; } PlatScale;
static inline PlatScale plat_scale(uint64_t num, uint64_t den) {
    return (PlatScale){num / den, (uint64_t)(((unsigned __int128)(num % den) << 64) / den)};
}
static inline uint64_t plat_scaled(PlatScale s, uint64_t t) {
    return t * s.q + (uint64_t)(((unsigned __int128)t * s.f) >> 64);
}
void plat_sleep_ns(uint64_t ns);          // returns no earlier than ns later; overshoot well under 1 ms
// Sleeps about ns on the OS's high-resolution timer without spinning: wakes up to PLAT_WAIT_LATE_NS late, never early.
void plat_wait_ns(uint64_t ns);
#ifdef _WIN32
#define PLAT_WAIT_LATE_NS 500000u   // high-resolution waitable timer
#else
#define PLAT_WAIT_LATE_NS 60000u    // clock_nanosleep with a 1 us timer slack (plat_timer_1ms), scheduler wakeup
#endif
static inline uint64_t plat_now_ms(void) { return plat_now_ns() / 1000000u; }
void plat_sleep_ms(uint32_t ms);          // coarse sleep: the scheduler's granularity, no spinning

// ---- locks and condition variables. A PlatMutex is a reader-writer lock taken exclusively (plat_mutex_lock) or
// shared (plat_mutex_lock_shared), not recursive, like Windows' SRW lock it is on Windows. Zero-initialised storage is
// a valid unlocked lock and an empty condition variable (PLAT_MUTEX_INIT / PLAT_COND_INIT spell it).
typedef struct { void *p; } PlatMutex;
typedef struct { void *p; } PlatCond;
#define PLAT_MUTEX_INIT {0}
#define PLAT_COND_INIT {0}
void plat_mutex_init(PlatMutex *m);
void plat_mutex_lock(PlatMutex *m);
int plat_mutex_trylock(PlatMutex *m);     // 1 when acquired
void plat_mutex_unlock(PlatMutex *m);
void plat_mutex_lock_shared(PlatMutex *m);
int plat_mutex_trylock_shared(PlatMutex *m);   // 1 when acquired
void plat_mutex_unlock_shared(PlatMutex *m);
void plat_cond_init(PlatCond *c);
void plat_cond_wait(PlatCond *c, PlatMutex *m);   // m held exclusively
int plat_cond_wait_ns(PlatCond *c, PlatMutex *m, uint64_t ns);   // 0 on timeout (spurious wakeups return 1 too)
static inline int plat_cond_wait_ms(PlatCond *c, PlatMutex *m, uint32_t ms) {
    return plat_cond_wait_ns(c, m, (uint64_t)ms * 1000000u);
}
void plat_cond_signal(PlatCond *c);
void plat_cond_broadcast(PlatCond *c);

// A mutex the thread that holds it may take again; unlocked as many times as locked. Zero-initialised is unlocked.
typedef struct { PlatMutex m; uint32_t owner, depth; } PlatRMutex;
#define PLAT_RMUTEX_INIT {PLAT_MUTEX_INIT, 0, 0}
void plat_rmutex_lock(PlatRMutex *m);
int plat_rmutex_trylock(PlatRMutex *m);   // 1 when acquired (or already held by this thread)
void plat_rmutex_unlock(PlatRMutex *m);

// Lock-wait timing (NX2NAVI_LOCK_TIME, perf.c): after plat_lock_timing(fn) on a thread, each plat_mutex_lock(_shared)
// or plat_rmutex_lock there that has to wait calls fn with the address of the code that asked for the lock (for a
// recursive mutex, the caller of plat_rmutex_lock) and the nanoseconds it waited. NULL turns it off. Windows only.
typedef void (*PlatLockNote)(void *site, uint64_t ns);
void plat_lock_timing(PlatLockNote fn);
void plat_mutex_lock_at(PlatMutex *m, void *site);     // plat_mutex_lock reporting site as the asker
void plat_rmutex_lock_at(PlatRMutex *m, void *site);   // plat_rmutex_lock reporting site as the asker

// One-time initialisation: the first caller runs fn(arg), every other caller waits until it returned. Zero-initialised
// (PLAT_ONCE_INIT) has not run.
typedef struct { volatile int32_t state; } PlatOnce;
#define PLAT_ONCE_INIT {0}
void plat_once(PlatOnce *o, void (*fn)(void *arg), void *arg);

// An event: set wakes its waiters; an auto-reset event lets one waiter through and clears itself, a manual-reset one
// stays set until reset.
typedef struct { PlatMutex m; PlatCond c; int set, manual; } PlatEvent;
void plat_event_init(PlatEvent *e, int manual, int initially_set);
void plat_event_set(PlatEvent *e);
void plat_event_reset(PlatEvent *e);
void plat_event_wait(PlatEvent *e);
int plat_event_wait_ns(PlatEvent *e, uint64_t ns);   // 1 when the event was set, 0 on timeout

// ---- atomics: full barriers, explicit widths (Windows' Interlocked* operate on 32-bit LONG). The value returned is
// noted per function: new for inc/dec/add, previous for xadd/xchg/cas/or.
#define PLAT_SC __ATOMIC_SEQ_CST
static inline int32_t plat_inc32(volatile int32_t *p) { return __atomic_add_fetch(p, 1, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int32_t plat_dec32(volatile int32_t *p) { return __atomic_sub_fetch(p, 1, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int32_t plat_add32(volatile int32_t *p, int32_t v) { return __atomic_add_fetch(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int32_t plat_xadd32(volatile int32_t *p, int32_t v) { return __atomic_fetch_add(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int32_t plat_xchg32(volatile int32_t *p, int32_t v) { return __atomic_exchange_n(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int32_t plat_cas32(volatile int32_t *p, int32_t xchg, int32_t cmp) {
    __atomic_compare_exchange_n(p, &cmp, xchg, 0, PLAT_SC, PLAT_SC);
    return cmp;
}
static inline int64_t plat_inc64(volatile int64_t *p) { return __atomic_add_fetch(p, 1, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_dec64(volatile int64_t *p) { return __atomic_sub_fetch(p, 1, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_add64(volatile int64_t *p, int64_t v) { return __atomic_add_fetch(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_xadd64(volatile int64_t *p, int64_t v) { return __atomic_fetch_add(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_xchg64(volatile int64_t *p, int64_t v) { return __atomic_exchange_n(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_or64(volatile int64_t *p, int64_t v) { return __atomic_fetch_or(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline int64_t plat_cas64(volatile int64_t *p, int64_t xchg, int64_t cmp) {
    __atomic_compare_exchange_n(p, &cmp, xchg, 0, PLAT_SC, PLAT_SC);
    return cmp;
}
static inline void *plat_xchgp(void *volatile *p, void *v) { return __atomic_exchange_n(p, v, PLAT_SC); }
static inline void *plat_casp(void *volatile *p, void *xchg, void *cmp) {
    __atomic_compare_exchange_n(p, &cmp, xchg, 0, PLAT_SC, PLAT_SC);
    return cmp;
}

// ---- virtual memory: ranges reserved at fixed addresses below 2^39, their pages committed, decommitted and protected
// at 4 KiB granularity.
enum { PLAT_PROT_NONE, PLAT_PROT_READ, PLAT_PROT_RW };
enum { PLAT_MEM_FREE = -2, PLAT_MEM_RESERVED = -1 };   // plat_mem_state besides PLAT_PROT_* for committed pages
// Reserves [addr, addr + n) inaccessible, exactly there: 0 when any of it is taken. watch: writes to its pages are
// tracked for plat_mem_written.
int plat_mem_reserve(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n, int watch);
// n bytes of read-write memory anywhere, zero, backed only as pages are first written (plat_mem_protect may seal them);
// NULL on failure. Kept until exit.
void *plat_mem_alloc(size_t n);
int plat_mem_commit(uint64_t addr, size_t n);             // read-write pages inside a reserved range; 1 on success
int plat_mem_decommit(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n);          // contents dropped: committed again, the pages read zero
int plat_mem_protect(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n, int prot); // committed pages only; 1 on success
// The page at addr: PLAT_PROT_* when committed, else PLAT_MEM_RESERVED or PLAT_MEM_FREE (not reserved by us). *end
// gets the end of the run of pages in the same state, at most limit.
int plat_mem_state(uint64_t addr, uint64_t limit, uint64_t *end);
// The process's committed private memory and the part of it mapped write-combined (Windows PAGE_WRITECOMBINE: memory
// the GPU driver maps uncached for the CPU), with the number of allocations that part spans. 0 where unsupported.
int plat_mem_census(uint64_t *priv, uint64_t *wc, uint64_t *wc_allocs);
// The pages of a watched reservation written since the last reset, up to max page addresses into pages, in address
// order; reset: those reported start over as unwritten. UINT64_MAX when writes to the range are not tracked.
uint64_t plat_mem_written(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n, uint64_t *pages, uint64_t max, int reset);
// Before the host itself writes [addr, addr+n) of a watched reservation: clears the write watch's protection of those
// pages in one call, where the watch works by protecting pages (Linux), so the stores do not fault page by page. The
// pages count as written. Returns 0 when there is nothing to clear or it cannot be done; the write is valid either way.
int plat_mem_prepare_write(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n);
// Guest memory as dma-bufs (Linux, NX2NAVI_DMABUF, on by default; vk_memory.c "dma-buf imports"): the watched
// reservations are shared mappings of one memfd, and /dev/udmabuf makes a dma-buf of a page range of it, which the GPU
// driver imports like its own memory. plat_mem_dmabuf_ok: 1 when that is so, with udmabuf's size limit in bytes in *limit and the
// first page of a shared reservation in *any; 0 with the reason in *why ("" when NX2NAVI_DMABUF=0 turned it off).
// plat_mem_dmabuf: a new dma-buf file descriptor over [addr, addr + n) (whole pages inside one watched reservation),
// -1 with errno on failure. Its pages stay pinned (a decommit zeroes them in place) until plat_mem_dmabuf_done is
// told, after the last user of the dma-buf (the imported memory) is gone; the pages of its range that nothing has
// committed then go back to the system. Elsewhere these report 0 and -1.
int plat_mem_dmabuf_ok(uint64_t *limit, uint64_t *any, const char **why);
int plat_mem_dmabuf(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n);
void plat_mem_dmabuf_done(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n);
// A write that faulted on a read-only page at addr goes to fn first; fn returns 1 when it made the page writable and
// the write should run again, 0 to let the fault go on (to the crash handler). One hook per process.
void plat_mem_fault_hook(int (*fn)(uint64_t addr));
// A read or write that faulted at addr (write: 1 for a write; ip: the faulting instruction) goes to fn before the
// write-fault hook; fn returns 1 when it made the page accessible and the access should run again, 0 to let the fault
// go on. fn sees every access violation of the process and tells its own pages apart. One hook per process.
void plat_mem_access_hook(int (*fn)(uint64_t addr, int write, uint64_t ip));
// Starts this program again with the same arguments and ends this process with the new one's exit code (Windows), or
// replaces this process with it (Linux). Environment changes made before the call are passed on.
_Noreturn void plat_reexec(void);

// A crash goes to fn, which reports it and must end the process. The write-fault hook above runs first.
// - A fault in this executable's own code (an access violation, an illegal instruction, a division by zero, a stack
//   overflow) is reported as it happens.
// - A fault in another module (a GPU driver, a system library) is reported only when nothing handles it: on Windows
//   from the unhandled-exception filter, with the return addresses in this executable on the faulting thread's stack,
//   so the report shows which host call ran into the driver; on Linux from the signal handler, without frames. Drivers
//   that raise and catch their own exceptions never reach fn.
// - On Windows abort() (a failed assert, std::terminate) and an invalid parameter to a C runtime function go there
//   too, with the host frames in this executable: the C runtime ends the process for both with 0xc0000409 and no
//   exception.
typedef struct {
    const char *what;          // "access violation", "illegal instruction", ...
    uint32_t code;             // the Windows exception code or the signal number
    uintptr_t rip, offset;     // the faulting instruction, and its offset in its module
    int access;                // the data access that faulted: 0 read, 1 write, 8 execute; -1 when not an access
    uint64_t addr;             // its address when access >= 0
    int nframes;               // return addresses in this executable, innermost first: for abort and invalid parameter
    uintptr_t frames[16];      // (rip is frames[0]) and for a fault in another module; 0 for a fault in this one
    const char *module;        // the module holding rip: NULL for this executable, "" for none (a jump to address 0)
} PlatCrash;
void plat_crash_hook(void (*fn)(const PlatCrash *c));
// What this thread is doing, named by the crash notes (a stack overflow leaves no room for the full report); NULL
// clears it. s must stay valid until it is cleared.
void plat_crash_context(const char *s);
// Puts the crash hook's last-chance exception filter back in place. 1 when a DLL loaded later had set its own in its
// place (who: that filter's module and offset), 0 when it was still there. Windows only; 0 elsewhere.
int plat_crash_filter_reassert(char *who, size_t n);
const char *plat_crash_context_get(void);   // the calling thread's note, for the crash report (NULL: none)
int plat_mem_read(uint64_t addr, void *out, size_t n);    // copies n bytes, 0 instead of faulting on unmapped memory
int plat_mem_readable(uint64_t addr, uint64_t n);         // every page of [addr, addr + n) can be read; no fault
void *plat_aligned_alloc(size_t size, size_t align);      // free with plat_aligned_free; NULL on failure
void plat_aligned_free(void *p);

// ---- process
_Noreturn void plat_exit(int code);       // ends the process at once: other threads stop, no atexit handlers run
extern void (*plat_exit_hook)(void);      // called first by plat_exit when set (main.c: the queued log lines)
int plat_setenv(const char *name, const char *value);    // value NULL removes it; 1 on success
uint32_t plat_process_id(void);
// CPU time of the process since it started (user and kernel), and wall time since it started, in ns; 0 when unknown.
uint64_t plat_process_cpu_ns(void);
uint64_t plat_process_uptime_ns(void);
uint64_t plat_unix_time_ns(void);         // wall clock, ns since 1970
void plat_local_time(struct tm *out);      // the wall clock now in the local time zone
int plat_localtime(int64_t unix_s, struct tm *out);   // a POSIX time in the local time zone; 0 out of range
int plat_gmtime(int64_t unix_s, struct tm *out);      // the same in UTC
long plat_tz_west(void);                  // the local zone's standard offset, seconds west of UTC (UTC-5: 18000)

// Runs this executable again with the same arguments and env_name=env_value added to its environment, for probes that
// expect the child to stop with a fatal. Its stdout and stderr go into out (NUL-terminated, the rest discarded); waits
// at most timeout_ms (0: no limit) and kills it after that. Returns the exit code, -1 when it could not start.
int plat_run_self(const char *env_name, const char *env_value, char *out, size_t cap, uint32_t timeout_ms);

// ---- randomness
int plat_random(void *out, size_t n);     // cryptographically random bytes; 1 on success

// ---- files. Paths are UTF-8 with either separator; each implementation converts to what the OS wants.
int plat_file_exists(const char *path);                   // 1 for a file (not a directory)
int plat_dir_exists(const char *path);                    // 1 for a directory
// path made absolute against the working directory (not resolved further); 0 when it does not fit cap.
int plat_full_path(const char *path, char *out, size_t cap);
void plat_file_mkdir_p(const char *path);                 // creates every missing directory of path, itself included
// Whole file into a malloc'd buffer with a NUL after the last byte; NULL when missing, empty or over 1 GiB.
uint8_t *plat_file_read(const char *path, uint64_t *size);
int plat_file_write(const char *path, const void *data, size_t n);   // create or truncate; 1 when all n bytes landed
// Renames from over to, replacing it; durable: the rename is on the disk at return (written through). 1 on success.
int plat_file_replace(const char *from, const char *to, int durable);
// Writes path.<pid>.<tid>.tmp, flushes it to the disk and renames it over path: a crash leaves the old file or the new
// one, never a torn or zero-filled one. 1 on success.
int plat_file_write_atomic(const char *path, const void *data, size_t n);
// The same without waiting for the disk: a crash of the process still leaves the old file or the new one, but a power
// cut can leave a torn or zero-filled one. For files whose readers check them and that can be made again (the shader
// cache). Each flush costs 1-5 ms on an NVMe drive and much more on a SATA SSD or a hard drive. 1 on success.
int plat_file_write_cached(const char *path, const void *data, size_t n);
// Takes the file at path (made when missing) as a lock no other process can take, held until this process ends:
// 1 held (again, when this process holds it already), 0 another process holds it, -1 the file cannot be made.
int plat_lock_file(const char *path);
void plat_unlock_file(const char *path);   // gives a lock plat_lock_file took back (probes, before deleting it)
int plat_file_flush(const char *path);                   // flushes a written file's data to the disk; 1 on success
int plat_file_sync(FILE *f);                              // fflush, then the file's data to the disk; 1 on success
// fseek and ftell with 64-bit offsets (a long is 32 bits on Windows).
#ifdef _WIN32
static inline int plat_fseek64(FILE *f, int64_t off, int whence) { return _fseeki64(f, off, whence); }
static inline int64_t plat_ftell64(FILE *f) { return _ftelli64(f); }
#else
static inline int plat_fseek64(FILE *f, int64_t off, int whence) { return fseeko(f, (off_t)off, whence); }
static inline int64_t plat_ftell64(FILE *f) { return (int64_t)ftello(f); }
#endif
void plat_file_delete(const char *path);
int plat_file_truncate(const char *path, uint64_t size);  // 1 on success
int64_t plat_file_size(const char *path);                 // bytes of a file, -1 when missing or unreadable
int plat_file_set_readonly(const char *path, int on);     // sets or clears the read-only attribute; 1 on success
int plat_file_private(const char *path);                  // only this account may read it (0600, a folder 0700); 1 on success
// A file that only grows and other processes may read meanwhile: each write lands whole at its end, from any thread,
// and reaches the file even if the process dies right after (no user-space buffer, no flush to the disk).
typedef struct PlatAppend PlatAppend;
PlatAppend *plat_append_open(const char *path);           // creates or truncates path; NULL on failure
int plat_append_write(PlatAppend *f, const void *data, size_t n);   // 1 when all n bytes landed
// Calls cb(name, ctx) for each file in dir whose name ends in ext (".in"); name has no directory part. cb returns 0 to
// stop. Returns 0 when dir cannot be listed.
int plat_file_list(const char *dir, const char *ext, int (*cb)(const char *name, void *ctx), void *ctx);
// Open files for positional reads: any thread, in parallel on one handle, no file pointer.
typedef struct PlatFile PlatFile;
PlatFile *plat_file_open(const char *path);               // read-only; NULL when missing or unreadable
// The same without the OS's file cache (reads go to the disk into the buffer): offsets, sizes and buffers aligned to
// the sector size.
PlatFile *plat_file_open_unbuffered(const char *path);
void plat_file_close(PlatFile *f);
// Bytes read at off (0 at or past the end of the file), -1 on an I/O error, -2 when the OS refused to write into buf
// (a read-only page).
int64_t plat_file_pread(PlatFile *f, void *buf, uint32_t n, uint64_t off);
// What changes when the file is replaced or written: its volume, file id, size, last write and creation (on Linux,
// status change) times in the OS's units. 0 on failure.
typedef struct { uint64_t volume, file_id, size, write_time, create_time; } PlatFileId;
int plat_file_id(PlatFile *f, PlatFileId *out);
const void *plat_file_map(PlatFile *f);                   // a read-only view of the whole file, kept until exit; NULL

// ---- the host file system under the game's save data (fs_host.c). Calls that can fail return PLAT_FS_OK (0) or the
// reason; other processes may open the same files meanwhile.
enum { PLAT_FS_OK, PLAT_FS_NOT_FOUND, PLAT_FS_EXISTS, PLAT_FS_NOT_EMPTY, PLAT_FS_BUSY, PLAT_FS_ERROR };
enum { PLAT_FS_MISSING = -1, PLAT_FS_FILE, PLAT_FS_DIR, PLAT_FS_LINK };   // plat_fs_kind; LINK: a symbolic link or
                                                                         // reparse point, never followed
int plat_fs_kind(const char *path);
int plat_fs_os_error(void);   // the OS error code (GetLastError, errno) of this thread's last failed plat_fs_* call
int plat_fs_mkdir(const char *path);                      // PLAT_FS_EXISTS when something is there
int plat_fs_rmdir(const char *path);                      // an empty directory (a read-only one too), or a link to one
int plat_fs_unlink(const char *path);                     // a file or a link; a read-only one too
// Renames a file or directory; never replaces (PLAT_FS_EXISTS). durable: the change is on the disk at return.
int plat_fs_rename(const char *from, const char *to, int durable);
int plat_fs_link(const char *existing, const char *path); // a hard link
int plat_fs_links(const char *path);                      // the file's hard link count, 0 when unknown
void plat_fs_sync_dir(const char *path);                  // a directory's entries to the disk, as far as the FS allows
// Why dir could not be renamed, for the log: into out "no permission to rename it" when this process may not delete
// it, else the programs holding a file under it ("explorer.exe 1234, ..."), else an empty string. Windows refuses to
// rename a directory with any file open under it; elsewhere out is always empty.
void plat_fs_busy_reason(const char *dir, char *out, size_t cap);
// cb(name, kind, size, ctx) for each entry of dir but "." and ".."; cb returns 0 to stop. The listing's error.
int plat_fs_list(const char *dir, int (*cb)(const char *name, int kind, uint64_t size, void *ctx), void *ctx);
// An existing file for reading and, with write, writing; *err (may be NULL) gets the reason on failure.
PlatFile *plat_fs_open(const char *path, int write, int *err);
PlatFile *plat_fs_create(const char *path, int *err);     // a new file for writing; PLAT_FS_EXISTS when there
int64_t plat_file_pwrite(PlatFile *f, const void *buf, uint32_t n, uint64_t off);   // bytes written, -1 on error
int plat_file_set_size(PlatFile *f, uint64_t size);       // PLAT_FS_*
int plat_file_fsync(PlatFile *f);                         // the file's data to the disk; 1 on success
int plat_temp_dir(char *out, size_t cap);                 // the user's temporary directory, no trailing separator
int plat_exe_path(char *out, size_t cap);                 // path of the running executable; 0 on failure
uintptr_t plat_exe_base(void);                            // where the executable is loaded
// The module (executable or library) holding code address addr: its file name without directories into name, its load
// address into *base. 0 when none.
int plat_module_of(uintptr_t addr, char *name, size_t cap, uintptr_t *base);
#define PLAT_PATH_MAX 1024   // path buffers of the runtime
#ifdef _WIN32
#define PLAT_EXE_SUFFIX ".exe"   // of the programs the runtime starts (nx2navi_xlate)
#else
#define PLAT_EXE_SUFFIX ""
#endif
// The last directory separator in path ('/' or '\\'), NULL when there is none.
static inline char *plat_last_sep(const char *path) {
    char *last = NULL;
    for (const char *p = path; *p; p++)
        if (*p == '/' || *p == '\\') last = (char *)p;
    return last;
}
// Environment variable as UTF-8 into out; its length, or 0 when unset, empty or too long for cap.
size_t plat_getenv(const char *name, char *out, size_t cap);
// The user's UI language as a BCP-47 tag ("ru-RU", "en-US"); "" when the system gives none. Valid for the process.
const char *plat_ui_language(void);
// The user's regional format (locale) as a BCP-47 tag; "" when the system gives none. Valid for the process.
const char *plat_user_locale(void);
uint32_t plat_thread_id(void);                            // id of the calling thread, for unique file names
// A system font file with the glyphs of a catalog language ("ja", "ko", "zh-Hans", "zh-Hant"): the menu shows each
// language's name in its own script. Copies the UTF-8 path into out; 0 when the system has none.
int plat_font_path(const char *lang, char *out, size_t cap);
// The operating system and its build ("Windows 10.0.28000") into out; 0 when unknown.
int plat_os_version(char *out, size_t cap);
int plat_is_wine(void);                                   // 1 when the Windows build runs under Wine; 0 elsewhere
// The file the process's stderr (the log) goes to, as a UTF-8 path; 0 when stderr is not a file (a console, a pipe).
int plat_stderr_path(char *out, size_t cap);
// Writes the bytes to stderr's file descriptor, past the C runtime's FILE stream (on Windows with its low-level _write,
// which keeps the text mode's line ends): a write that blocks, on a console that holds its output back, then holds no
// lock of the stderr stream, and fflush(stderr) or fflush(NULL) on another thread does not wait for it. 1 when all of
// them were written.
int plat_stderr_write(const void *p, size_t n);
// When stderr is a console window (Windows): turns its QuickEdit mode off, since a selection made in the window with
// the mouse holds back every write to it until the selection ends, and passes a close of the console, Ctrl+C and
// Ctrl+Break to on_close, on a thread of the system's, with the event's name. on_close must end the process: Windows
// ends it about 5 s after a close in any case. A second Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Break while on_close runs ends the process at
// once, as without the handler. plat_exit puts QuickEdit back as it was. 1 when stderr is a console; elsewhere 0, and
// nothing is changed.
int plat_console_setup(void (*on_close)(const char *what));

// ---- desktop: the in-game menu's "Copy system info" and "Open log folder"
int plat_clipboard_set(const char *utf8);                 // replaces the clipboard's text; 1 on success
// The clipboard's text as UTF-8 in out (cap bytes with the NUL; a longer text: "" on Windows, cut at a character
// elsewhere); 1 when it had text. With SDL only on the window thread, as SDL asks: the menu goes through
// gfx_window_paste (ui/menu.h).
int plat_clipboard_get(char *out, size_t cap);
int plat_open_folder(const char *path);                   // shows the folder in the file manager; 1 on success

// ---- dynamic libraries: a library some machines lack (a GPU vendor's), loaded at run time. A bare name is searched
// in the system directories only. NULL when missing.
void *plat_lib_open(const char *name);
void *plat_lib_sym(void *lib, const char *name);

// ---- machine load for the performance overlay (perfmon.c's sampling thread; each call can take milliseconds). A number
// the system does not give is -1.
typedef struct PlatLoad PlatLoad;
// Opens the counters: CPU times, the thermal zones, and the GPU engine and memory counters of the adapter whose LUID is
// gpu_luid (8 bytes, Vulkan's deviceLUID; NULL: the busiest adapter) or, where the system names GPUs by PCI address,
// on PCI bus pci_bus (-1: unknown). Never NULL.
PlatLoad *plat_load_open(const uint8_t *gpu_luid, int pci_bus);
void plat_load_close(PlatLoad *l);
// Since the previous call on l (the first call gives -1): CPU use of the machine and of this process, percent of all
// logical processors, and the hottest ACPI thermal zone in degrees Celsius.
void plat_cpu_load(PlatLoad *l, float *total_pct, float *proc_pct, float *temp_c);
// Since the previous call on l: the busiest GPU engine type in percent (as Task Manager shows it), and the adapter's
// dedicated memory in use in MB. Any GPU vendor.
void plat_gpu_load(PlatLoad *l, float *load_pct, float *vram_used_mb);
// Physical memory in MB: in use and installed on the machine, and this process's working set.
void plat_mem_info(float *used_mb, float *total_mb, float *proc_mb);
// Commit charge in MB: this process's private bytes, the system's commit in use and its limit (RAM plus page files).
// An allocation fails when the system's reaches the limit, however much physical memory is free. -1 when unknown.
// Linux overcommits and ends the process instead (the OOM killer), so there the limit is the one with the least
// headroom of the cgroup v2 limits (memory.max, memory.high) the process lives under and the machine's RAM
// (MemAvailable against MemTotal), with vm.overcommit_memory = 2 also CommitLimit.
void plat_commit_info(double *proc_mb, double *used_mb, double *limit_mb);
// Whether the limit is one to stay below: always on Windows (an allocation fails at it); on Linux whenever the kernel
// reports a memory limit. 0 when none is known.
int plat_commit_enforced(void);
// The limits the first plat_commit_info call found, for the log, as text into out ("memory limits: cgroup ... memory.max
// 12288 MB (...); RAM ...; the one with the least headroom counts (now: ...)"); 0 when there is nothing to add to the
// numbers (Windows, whose one limit is the system's commit).
int plat_commit_note(char *out, size_t cap);
// Whether a discrete GPU's own memory counts against that limit: on Windows the driver charges device memory to the
// system's commit; Linux's limits count system memory only.
int plat_commit_counts_vram(void);
// Whether Windows sizes every page file by itself (System managed size): 1; 0 when a page file has its sizes set; -1
// when unknown, there is none, or not Windows.
int plat_page_file_managed(void);
// This process's memory in bytes: resident (the working set) and private (Windows: committed private bytes; Linux: the
// resident anonymous pages). 0 when unknown.
void plat_process_memory(uint64_t *resident, uint64_t *private_bytes);
// The C runtime's malloc heap in bytes, for the memory report (vk_memory.c system_log): what it took from the system
// (committed) and what of that it handed out (used), and how many other heaps the process has (Windows: those DLLs made
// with HeapCreate, the graphics driver's among them; their sizes are not asked, as a heap made without serialization
// cannot be read while its owner uses it). 0 when unknown. Holds the heap's lock while it adds up, so it is called at
// report time only. Windows: HeapSummary of the heap malloc uses; Linux: glibc's mallinfo2 over every arena.
typedef struct { uint64_t committed, used; uint32_t other_heaps; } PlatHeapInfo;
void plat_heap_info(PlatHeapInfo *h);

// ---- child processes: a program with stdin and stdout piped to us (stderr discarded), no console window.
typedef struct PlatChild PlatChild;
// Starts "exe" followed by arg (arg may be NULL). NULL on failure; *err (may be NULL) gets the OS error code.
// Children start one at a time so none inherits another pipe ends.
PlatChild *plat_child_start(const char *exe, const char *arg, uint32_t *err);
void plat_child_stop(PlatChild *c);                       // kills the child and frees c
// Runs the child below every normal-priority process (Windows: the idle priority class; elsewhere nice 19), for work
// that must not slow the game down (gfx_shader.c, the carry pass).
void plat_child_lower(PlatChild *c);
int plat_child_write(PlatChild *c, const void *data, size_t n);   // 1 when all n bytes were written
#define PLAT_CHILD_READ_MS 120000   // plat_child_read gives up on a child that sends nothing for this long
long plat_child_read(PlatChild *c, void *buf, size_t cap);        // bytes read (at least 1); 0 or negative: pipe broke or timed out

// ---- local IPC: a stream connection to another program of this machine, one listen location per name (Discord's
// Rich Presence, discord_rpc.c). On Windows the named pipe \\.\pipe\<name>; on Linux the Unix domain socket
// <dir>/<name> with <dir> the first of $DISCORD_IPC_PATH, $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, $TMPDIR and /tmp that has one.
typedef struct PlatIpc PlatIpc;
PlatIpc *plat_ipc_connect(const char *name);   // NULL when nothing listens under that name
// Up to n bytes, waiting at most ms for the first of them: bytes read, 0 none in time, -1 the connection broke.
// The rest of what the peer wrote may still be in its buffer: a caller that needs a whole frame loops.
int plat_ipc_read(PlatIpc *p, void *buf, size_t n, uint32_t ms);
int plat_ipc_write(PlatIpc *p, const void *buf, size_t n);   // 1 when all n bytes were written, 0 the connection broke
void plat_ipc_close(PlatIpc *p);

// ---- UDP sockets. One unconnected datagram socket per PlatUdp; who a datagram
// came from is checked by the protocol, not by the OS. On Windows the first call of any of these starts Winsock.
// A PlatAddr is an IPv6 address (an IPv4 one as ::ffff:a.b.c.d), the port and the scope id in the same layout on every
// OS, so two equal addresses compare equal bytewise (plat_addr_eq) whichever way the OS reported them.
typedef struct PlatUdp PlatUdp;
typedef struct { uint8_t b[32]; } PlatAddr;
// host (a name, or an IPv4 or IPv6 literal without brackets) and port into *out. Blocks while the resolver runs: call
// it on a thread that may wait, never on the game's. An IPv4 answer is preferred over an IPv6 one. 1 on success.
int plat_net_resolve(const char *host, uint16_t port, PlatAddr *out);
// A non-blocking UDP socket bound to port (0: any free port) on every local address. dual_stack 1: IPv6 with IPv4 in the
// same socket (IPv4 alone where the machine has no IPv6); 0: IPv4 only. NULL on failure.
PlatUdp *plat_udp_open(uint16_t port, int dual_stack);
uint16_t plat_udp_port(const PlatUdp *u);   // the port it is bound to; 0 on failure
// One datagram to *to; never blocks. 1 when it was sent or the OS dropped it (a full send buffer, no route, an ICMP
// error: a datagram may be lost anyway), 0 when it can never be sent (too long, an address the socket cannot reach).
int plat_udp_send(PlatUdp *u, const PlatAddr *to, const void *p, size_t n);
// The next datagram into buf, waiting at most ms for it; *from (may be NULL) gets its sender. Bytes received (a datagram
// longer than cap is cut to cap), 0 when none came in time, -1 when the socket is unusable.
int plat_udp_recv(PlatUdp *u, void *buf, size_t cap, PlatAddr *from, uint32_t ms);
void plat_udp_close(PlatUdp *u);
// Address helpers that need no OS (common.c); the back ends build addresses with plat_addr_set.
void plat_addr_set(PlatAddr *a, const uint8_t ip[16], uint16_t port, uint32_t scope);
void plat_addr_get(const PlatAddr *a, uint8_t ip[16], uint32_t *scope);
uint16_t plat_addr_port(const PlatAddr *a);
int plat_addr_eq(const PlatAddr *a, const PlatAddr *b);
// "1.2.3.4:5" or "[::1]:5" ("%scope" after a link-local address) into out; its length, 0 when it does not fit cap.
int plat_addr_str(const PlatAddr *a, char *out, size_t cap);

// ---- restart: this program again, in a new process that starts once this one is gone
// Starts this executable again with the same command line, environment and working folder, and no handle of this
// process. 1 when it started; the caller then exits.
int plat_restart(void);
// Starts argv[0] with the arguments argv[1..] (NULL-terminated, UTF-8) in folder cwd, detached from this process: no
// console, no handle of this one. 1 when it started (the setup window that rebuilds the game, runtime/cheats.c).
int plat_spawn(const char *const *argv, const char *cwd);
// In a process plat_restart started: waits, at most timeout_ms, until the process that started it has exited. 1 after
// the wait, -1 on timeout, 0 when there is nothing to wait for (not started by plat_restart, or that process is gone).
int plat_restart_wait(uint32_t timeout_ms);