package optimizer

// passRegDead eliminates dead stores to REGISTER variables.
// Two-phase approach:
//  1. Global pre-scan: if no instruction reads regVar anywhere in the input,
//     all stores to that variable are provably dead (labels are irrelevant).
//  2. Per-store local scan: for variables that DO have at least one read,
//     scan forward through the current basic block.
//
// This is safe because REGISTER variables have a contract: nothing external
// can observe their memory location (ASM/Script/Macro references are compile errors).
func passRegDead(lines []asmLine, registerVars map[string]bool) []asmLine {
	// Phase 1 — global pre-scan: which REGISTER vars have at least one read?
	hasRead := make(map[string]bool, len(registerVars))
	for _, l := range lines {
		if l.isCode && l.operand != "" && registerVars[l.operand] && readsFrom(l.opcode, l.operand, l.operand) {
			hasRead[l.operand] = true
		}
	}

	// Phase 2 — per-store decision
	var result []asmLine
	for i := 0; i < len(lines); i++ {
		line := lines[i]

		if line.isCode && line.opcode == "sta" && line.operand != "" && registerVars[line.operand] {
			if !hasRead[line.operand] {
				// Globally dead — no read anywhere in the program
				continue
			}
			if isRegStoreDead(lines, i+1, line.operand) {
				continue
			}
		}

		result = append(result, line)
	}

	return result
}

// isRegStoreDead scans forward from start to determine whether a store to a
// REGISTER variable operand is dead. Returns true if the store can be removed.
// A store is dead only if no instruction that reads the operand is found
// anywhere forward before a label or control-flow-ending instruction.
func isRegStoreDead(lines []asmLine, start int, operand string) bool {
	for i := start; i < len(lines); i++ {
		l := lines[i]

		if l.optMarker || l.isComment {
			continue
		}

		if l.isLabel {
			return false
		}

		if l.isCode && isCallSite(l) {
			return false // callee may modify A; conservatively keep the store
		}

		if l.isCode && blocksFlow(l) {
			return true // rts/brk/rti — execution ends here
		}

		if l.isCode && readsFrom(l.opcode, l.operand, operand) {
			return false // the value IS read from memory later
		}
	}

	return true // end of block reached with no matching load
}

// readsFrom returns true if the instruction reads from the given memory operand.
// Covers loads (lda/ldx/ldy), compares (cmp/cpx/cpy), ALU ops (adc/sbc/and/ora/eor/bit),
// and read-modify-write instructions (dec/inc/asl/lsr/rol/ror).
func readsFrom(opcode, operand, varName string) bool {
	if operand != varName {
		return false
	}
	switch opcode {
	case "lda", "ldx", "ldy":
		return true
	case "adc", "sbc", "and", "ora", "eor", "cmp", "cpx", "cpy", "bit":
		return true
	case "dec", "inc", "asl", "lsr", "rol", "ror":
		return true
	}
	return false
}

// blocksFlow returns true for instructions that unconditionally end the current
// execution path: rts, jmp, brk, rti
func blocksFlow(line asmLine) bool {
	switch line.opcode {
	case "rts", "brk", "rti":
		return true
	}
	return false
}

// isCallSite returns true for instructions that transfer control to a callee
// that may modify A, X, Y. The store before a call is conservatively kept.
func isCallSite(line asmLine) bool {
	return line.opcode == "jsr"
}