/*
Bullet Continuous Collision Detection and Physics Library
Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Erwin Coumans  http://continuousphysics.com/Bullet/

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*/

#ifndef CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H
#define CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H

//todo: make into a proper class working with the iterative constraint solver

class btRigidBody;
#include "LinearMath/btVector3.h"
#include "LinearMath/btScalar.h"
struct btContactSolverInfo;
class btManifoldPoint;

enum {
	DEFAULT_CONTACT_SOLVER_TYPE=0,
	CONTACT_SOLVER_TYPE1,
	CONTACT_SOLVER_TYPE2,
	USER_CONTACT_SOLVER_TYPE1,
	MAX_CONTACT_SOLVER_TYPES
};


typedef float (*ContactSolverFunc)(btRigidBody& body1,
									 btRigidBody& body2,
									 class btManifoldPoint& contactPoint,
									 const btContactSolverInfo& info);

///stores some extra information to each contact point. It is not in the contact point, because that want to keep the collision detection independent from the constraint solver.
struct btConstraintPersistentData
{
	inline btConstraintPersistentData()
	:m_appliedImpulse(0.f),
	m_prevAppliedImpulse(0.f),
	m_accumulatedTangentImpulse0(0.f),
	m_accumulatedTangentImpulse1(0.f),
	m_jacDiagABInv(0.f),
	m_persistentLifeTime(0),
	m_restitution(0.f),
	m_friction(0.f),
	m_penetration(0.f),
	m_contactSolverFunc(0),
	m_frictionSolverFunc(0)
	{
	}
	
					
				/// total applied impulse during most recent frame
			float	m_appliedImpulse;
			float	m_prevAppliedImpulse;
			float	m_accumulatedTangentImpulse0;
			float	m_accumulatedTangentImpulse1;
			
			float	m_jacDiagABInv;
			float	m_jacDiagABInvTangent0;
			float	m_jacDiagABInvTangent1;
			int		m_persistentLifeTime;
			float	m_restitution;
			float	m_friction;
			float	m_penetration;
			btVector3	m_frictionWorldTangential0;
			btVector3	m_frictionWorldTangential1;

			btVector3	m_frictionAngularComponent0A;
			btVector3	m_frictionAngularComponent0B;
			btVector3	m_frictionAngularComponent1A;
			btVector3	m_frictionAngularComponent1B;

			//some data doesn't need to be persistent over frames: todo: clean/reuse this
			btVector3	m_angularComponentA;
			btVector3	m_angularComponentB;
		
			ContactSolverFunc	m_contactSolverFunc;
			ContactSolverFunc	m_frictionSolverFunc;

};

///bilateral constraint between two dynamic objects
///positive distance = separation, negative distance = penetration
void resolveSingleBilateral(btRigidBody& body1, const btVector3& pos1,
                      btRigidBody& body2, const btVector3& pos2,
                      btScalar distance, const btVector3& normal,btScalar& impulse ,float timeStep);


///contact constraint resolution:
///calculate and apply impulse to satisfy non-penetration and non-negative relative velocity constraint
///positive distance = separation, negative distance = penetration
float resolveSingleCollision(
	btRigidBody& body1,
	btRigidBody& body2,
		btManifoldPoint& contactPoint,
		 const btContactSolverInfo& info);

float resolveSingleFriction(
	btRigidBody& body1,
	btRigidBody& body2,
	btManifoldPoint& contactPoint,
	const btContactSolverInfo& solverInfo
		);

#endif //CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H