// -*- tab-width: 4; Mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil -*-
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 */

/*
  Mount driver backend class. Each supported mount type
  needs to have an object derived from this class.
 */

#ifndef __AP_MOUNT_BACKEND_H__
#define __AP_MOUNT_BACKEND_H__

#include <AP_Common/AP_Common.h>
#include "AP_Mount.h"

class AP_Mount_Backend
{
public:
    // Constructor
    AP_Mount_Backend(AP_Mount &frontend, AP_Mount::mount_state& state, uint8_t instance) :
        _frontend(frontend),
        _state(state),
        _instance(instance)
    {}

    // Virtual destructor
    virtual ~AP_Mount_Backend(void) {}

    // init - performs any required initialisation for this instance
    virtual void init(const AP_SerialManager& serial_manager) = 0;

    // update mount position - should be called periodically
    virtual void update() = 0;

    // used for gimbals that need to read INS data at full rate
    virtual void update_fast() {}

    // has_pan_control - returns true if this mount can control it's pan (required for multicopters)
    virtual bool has_pan_control() const = 0;

    // set_mode - sets mount's mode
    virtual void set_mode(enum MAV_MOUNT_MODE mode) = 0;

    // set_angle_targets - sets angle targets in degrees
    virtual void set_angle_targets(float roll, float tilt, float pan);

    // set_roi_target - sets target location that mount should attempt to point towards
    virtual void set_roi_target(const struct Location &target_loc);

    // control - control the mount
    virtual void control(int32_t pitch_or_lat, int32_t roll_or_lon, int32_t yaw_or_alt, MAV_MOUNT_MODE mount_mode);
    
    // configure_msg - process MOUNT_CONFIGURE messages received from GCS
    virtual void configure_msg(mavlink_message_t* msg);

    // control_msg - process MOUNT_CONTROL messages received from GCS
    virtual void control_msg(mavlink_message_t* msg);

    // status_msg - called to allow mounts to send their status to GCS via MAVLink
    virtual void status_msg(mavlink_channel_t chan) {};

    // handle a GIMBAL_REPORT message
    virtual void handle_gimbal_report(mavlink_channel_t chan, mavlink_message_t *msg) {}

    // handle a PARAM_VALUE message
    virtual void handle_param_value(mavlink_message_t *msg) {}

    // send a GIMBAL_REPORT message to the GCS
    virtual void send_gimbal_report(mavlink_channel_t chan) {}

protected:

    // update_targets_from_rc - updates angle targets (i.e. _angle_ef_target_rad) using input from receiver
    void update_targets_from_rc();

    // angle_input, angle_input_rad - convert RC input into an earth-frame target angle
    int32_t angle_input(RC_Channel* rc, int16_t angle_min, int16_t angle_max);
    float angle_input_rad(RC_Channel* rc, int16_t angle_min, int16_t angle_max);

    // calc_angle_to_location - calculates the earth-frame roll, tilt and pan angles (and radians) to point at the given target
    void calc_angle_to_location(const struct Location &target, Vector3f& angles_to_target_rad, bool calc_tilt, bool calc_pan);

    // get the mount mode from frontend
    MAV_MOUNT_MODE get_mode(void) const { return _frontend.get_mode(_instance); }

    AP_Mount    &_frontend; // reference to the front end which holds parameters
    AP_Mount::mount_state &_state;    // refernce to the parameters and state for this backend
    uint8_t     _instance;  // this instance's number
    Vector3f    _angle_ef_target_rad;   // desired earth-frame roll, tilt and vehicle-relative pan angles in radians
};

#endif // __AP_MOUNT_BACKEND_H__