/*
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*/
#ifndef __GLSLLinkProgramManager_H__
#define __GLSLLinkProgramManager_H__

#include "OgreGLPrerequisites.h"
#include "OgreSingleton.h"

#include "OgreGLSLExtSupport.h"

namespace Ogre {

	/** Ogre assumes that there are seperate vertex and fragment programs to deal with but
		GLSL has one program object that represents the active vertex and fragment shader objects
		during a rendering state.  GLSL Vertex and fragment 
		shader objects are compiled seperately and then attached to a program object and then the
		program object is linked.  Since Ogre can only handle one vertex program and one fragment
		program being active in a pass, the GLSL Link Program Manager does the same.  The GLSL Link
		program manager acts as a state machine and activates a program object based on the active
		vertex and fragment program.  Previously created program objects are stored along with a unique
		key in a hash_map for quick retrieval the next time the program object is required.

	*/

	class GLSLLinkProgramManager : public Singleton<GLSLLinkProgramManager>
	{

	private:
	
		typedef HashMap<GLuint, GLSLLinkProgram*> LinkProgramMap;
		typedef LinkProgramMap::iterator LinkProgramIterator;

		/// container holding previously created program objects 
		LinkProgramMap LinkPrograms; 

		/// active objects defining the active rendering gpu state
		GLSLGpuProgram* mActiveVertexGpuProgram;
		GLSLGpuProgram* mActiveFragmentGpuProgram;
		GLSLLinkProgram* mActiveLinkProgram;

	public:

		GLSLLinkProgramManager(void);

		~GLSLLinkProgramManager(void);

		/**
			Get the program object that links the two active shader objects together
			if a program object was not already created and linked a new one is created and linked
		*/
		GLSLLinkProgram* getActiveLinkProgram(void);

		/** Set the active fragment shader for the next rendering state.
			The active program object will be cleared.
			Normally called from the GLSLGpuProgram::bindProgram and unbindProgram methods
		*/
		void setActiveFragmentShader(GLSLGpuProgram* fragmentGpuProgram);
		/** Set the active vertex shader for the next rendering state.
			The active program object will be cleared.
			Normally called from the GLSLGpuProgram::bindProgram and unbindProgram methods
		*/
		void setActiveVertexShader(GLSLGpuProgram* vertexGpuProgram);

		static GLSLLinkProgramManager& getSingleton(void);
        static GLSLLinkProgramManager* getSingletonPtr(void);

	};

}

#endif // __GLSLLinkProgramManager_H__
