ppu.rs

    /// Prints the tile data information to the stdout, this is
    /// useful for debugging purposes.
    pub fn print_tile_stdout(&self, tile_index: usize) {
        println!("{}", self.tiles[tile_index]);
    }

    /// Updates the tile structure with the value that has
    /// just been written to a location on the VRAM associated
    /// with tiles.
    fn update_tile(&mut self, addr: u16, _value: u8) {
        let addr = (self.vram_offset + (addr & 0x1ffe)) as usize;
        let tile_index = ((addr >> 4) & 0x01ff) + (self.vram_bank as usize * TILE_COUNT_DMG);
        let tile = self.tiles[tile_index].borrow_mut();
        let y = (addr >> 1) & 0x0007;

        let mut mask;

        for x in 0..TILE_WIDTH {
            mask = 1 << (TILE_WIDTH_I - x);
            #[allow(clippy::bool_to_int_with_if)]
            tile.set(
                x,
                y,
                if self.vram[addr] & mask > 0 { 0x1 } else { 0x0 }
                    | if self.vram[addr + 1] & mask > 0 {
                        0x2
                    } else {
                        0x0
                    },
            );
        }
    }

    fn update_object(&mut self, addr: u16, value: u8) {
        let addr = (addr & 0x01ff) as usize;
        let obj_index = addr >> 2;
        if obj_index >= OBJ_COUNT {
            return;
        }
        let obj = self.obj_data[obj_index].borrow_mut();
        match addr & 0x03 {
            0x00 => obj.y = value as i16 - 16,
            0x01 => obj.x = value as i16 - 8,
            0x02 => obj.tile = value,
            0x03 => {
                obj.palette_cgb = value & 0x07;
                obj.tile_bank = (value & 0x08 == 0x08) as u8;
                obj.palette = (value & 0x10 == 0x10) as u8;
                obj.xflip = value & 0x20 == 0x20;
                obj.yflip = value & 0x40 == 0x40;
                obj.bg_over = value & 0x80 == 0x80;
                obj.index = obj_index as u8;
            }
            _ => (),
        }
    }

    fn update_bg_map_attrs(&mut self, addr: u16, value: u8) {
        let bg_map = addr >= 0x9c00;
        let tile_index = if bg_map { addr - 0x9c00 } else { addr - 0x9800 };
        let bg_map_attrs = if bg_map {
            &mut self.bg_map_attrs_1
        } else {
            &mut self.bg_map_attrs_0
        };
        let tile_data: &mut TileData = bg_map_attrs[tile_index as usize].borrow_mut();
        tile_data.palette = value & 0x07;
        tile_data.vram_bank = (value & 0x08 == 0x08) as u8;
        tile_data.xflip = value & 0x20 == 0x20;
        tile_data.yflip = value & 0x40 == 0x40;
        tile_data.priority = value & 0x80 == 0x80;
    }

    pub fn registers(&self) -> PpuRegisters {
        PpuRegisters {
            scy: self.scy,
            scx: self.scx,
            wy: self.wy,
            wx: self.wx,
            ly: self.ly,
            lyc: self.lyc,
        }
    }

    fn render_line(&mut self) {
        if self.gb_mode == GameBoyMode::Dmg {
            self.render_line_dmg();
        } else {
            self.render_line_cgb();
        }
    }

    fn render_line_dmg(&mut self) {
        if self.first_frame {
            return;
        }
        if self.switch_bg {
            self.render_map_dmg(self.bg_map, self.scx, self.scy, 0, 0, self.ly);
        }
        if self.switch_bg && self.switch_window {
            self.render_map_dmg(self.window_map, 0, 0, self.wx, self.wy, self.window_counter);
        }
        if self.switch_obj {
            self.render_objects();
        }
    }

    fn render_line_cgb(&mut self) {
        if self.first_frame {
            return;
        }
        let switch_bg_window = (self.gb_mode.is_cgb() && !self.dmg_compat) || self.switch_bg;
        if switch_bg_window {
            self.render_map(self.bg_map, self.scx, self.scy, 0, 0, self.ly);
        }
        if switch_bg_window && self.switch_window {
            self.render_map(self.window_map, 0, 0, self.wx, self.wy, self.window_counter);
        }
        if self.switch_obj {
            self.render_objects();
        }
    }

    fn render_map(&mut self, map: bool, scx: u8, scy: u8, wx: u8, wy: u8, ld: u8) {
        // in case the target window Y position has not yet been reached
        // then there's nothing to be done, returns control flow immediately
        if self.ly < wy {
            return;
        }

        // selects the correct background attributes map based on the bg map flag
        // because the attributes are separated according to the map they represent
        // this is only relevant for CGB mode
        let bg_map_attrs = if map {
            self.bg_map_attrs_1
        } else {
            self.bg_map_attrs_0
        };

        // obtains the base address of the background map using the bg map flag
        // that control which background map is going to be used
        let map_offset: usize = if map { 0x1c00 } else { 0x1800 };

        // calculates the map row index for the tile by using the current line
        // index and the DY (scroll Y) divided by 8 (as the tiles are 8x8 pixels),
        // on top of that ensures that the result is modulus 32 meaning that the
        // drawing wraps around the Y axis
        let row_index = (((ld as usize + scy as usize) & 0xff) >> 3) % 32;

        // calculates the map offset by the row offset multiplied by the number
        // of tiles in each row (32)
        let row_offset = row_index * 32;

        // calculates the sprite line offset by using the SCX register
        // shifted by 3 meaning that the tiles are 8x8
        let mut line_offset = (scx >> 3) as usize;

        // calculates the index of the initial tile in drawing,
        // if the tile data set in use is #1, the indexes are
        // signed, then calculates a real tile offset
        let mut tile_index = self.vram[map_offset + row_offset + line_offset] as usize;
        if !self.bg_tile && tile_index < 128 {
            tile_index += 256;
        }

        // obtains the reference to the attributes of the new tile in
        // drawing for meta processing (CGB only)
        let mut tile_attr = if self.dmg_compat {
            &DEFAULT_TILE_ATTR
        } else {
            &bg_map_attrs[row_offset + line_offset]
        };

        // retrieves the proper palette for the current tile in drawing
        // taking into consideration if we're running in CGB mode or not
        let mut palette = if self.gb_mode == GameBoyMode::Cgb {
            if self.dmg_compat {
                &self.palette_bg
            } else {
                &self.palettes_color_bg[tile_attr.palette as usize]
            }
        } else {
            &self.palette_bg
        };

        // obtains the values of both X and Y flips for the current tile
        // they will be applied by the get tile pixel method
        let mut xflip = tile_attr.xflip;
        let mut yflip = tile_attr.yflip;

        // increments the tile index value by the required offset for the VRAM
        // bank in which the tile is stored, this is only required for CGB mode
        tile_index += tile_attr.vram_bank as usize * TILE_COUNT_DMG;

        // obtains the reference to the tile that is going to be drawn
        let mut tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];

        // calculates the offset that is going to be used in the update of the color buffer
        // which stores Game Boy colors from 0 to 3
        let mut color_offset = self.ly as usize * DISPLAY_WIDTH;

        // calculates the frame buffer offset position assuming the proper
        // Game Boy screen width and RGB pixel (3 bytes) size
        let mut frame_offset = self.ly as usize * DISPLAY_WIDTH * RGB_SIZE;

        // calculates both the current Y and X positions within the tiles
        // using the bitwise and operation as an effective modulus 8
        let y = (ld as usize + scy as usize) & 0x07;
        let mut x = (scx & 0x07) as usize;

        // calculates the initial tile X position in drawing, doing this
        // allows us to position the background map properly in the display
        let initial_index = max(wx as i16 - 7, 0) as usize;
        color_offset += initial_index;
        frame_offset += initial_index * RGB_SIZE;

        // iterates over all the pixels in the current line of the display
        // to draw the background map, note that the initial index is used
        // to skip the drawing of the tiles that are not visible (WX)
        for _ in initial_index..DISPLAY_WIDTH {
            // obtains the current pixel data from the tile and
            // re-maps it according to the current palette
            let pixel = tile.get_flipped(x, y, xflip, yflip);
            let color = &palette[pixel as usize];

            // updates the pixel in the color buffer, which stores
            // the raw pixel color information (unmapped)
            self.color_buffer[color_offset] = pixel;

            // set the color pixel in the frame buffer
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset] = color[0];
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset + 1] = color[1];
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset + 2] = color[2];

            // increments the current tile X position in drawing
            x += 1;

            // in case the end of tile width has been reached then
            // a new tile must be retrieved for rendering
            if x == TILE_WIDTH {
                // resets the tile X position to the base value
                // as a new tile is going to be drawn
                x = 0;

                // calculates the new line tile offset making sure that
                // the maximum of 32 is not overflown
                line_offset = (line_offset + 1) % 32;

                // calculates the tile index and makes sure the value
                // takes into consideration the bg tile value
                tile_index = self.vram[map_offset + row_offset + line_offset] as usize;
                if !self.bg_tile && tile_index < 128 {
                    tile_index += 256;
                }

                // in case the current mode is CGB and the DMG compatibility
                // flag is not set then a series of tile values must be
                // updated according to the tile attributes field
                if self.gb_mode == GameBoyMode::Cgb && !self.dmg_compat {
                    tile_attr = &bg_map_attrs[row_offset + line_offset];
                    palette = &self.palettes_color_bg[tile_attr.palette as usize];
                    xflip = tile_attr.xflip;
                    yflip = tile_attr.yflip;
                    tile_index += tile_attr.vram_bank as usize * TILE_COUNT_DMG;
                }

                // obtains the reference to the new tile in drawing
                tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];
            }

            // increments the color offset by one, representing
            // the drawing of one pixel
            color_offset += 1;

            // increments the offset of the frame buffer by the
            // size of an RGB pixel (which is 3 bytes)
            frame_offset += RGB_SIZE;
        }
    }

    fn render_map_dmg(&mut self, map: bool, scx: u8, scy: u8, wx: u8, wy: u8, ld: u8) {
        // in case the target window Y position has not yet been reached
        // then there's nothing to be done, returns control flow immediately
        if self.ly < wy {
            return;
        }

        // obtains the base address of the background map using the bg map flag
        // that control which background map is going to be used
        let map_offset: usize = if map { 0x1c00 } else { 0x1800 };

        // calculates the map row index for the tile by using the current line
        // index and the DY (scroll Y) divided by 8 (as the tiles are 8x8 pixels),
        // on top of that ensures that the result is modulus 32 meaning that the
        // drawing wraps around the Y axis
        let row_index = (((ld as usize + scy as usize) & 0xff) >> 3) % 32;

        // calculates the map offset by the row offset multiplied by the number
        // of tiles in each row (32)
        let row_offset = row_index * 32;

        // calculates the sprite line offset by using the SCX register
        // shifted by 3 meaning that the tiles are 8x8
        let mut line_offset = (scx >> 3) as usize;

        // calculates the index of the initial tile in drawing,
        // if the tile data set in use is #1, the indexes are
        // signed, then calculates a real tile offset
        let mut tile_index = self.vram[map_offset + row_offset + line_offset] as usize;
        if !self.bg_tile && tile_index < 128 {
            tile_index += 256;
        }

        // obtains the reference to the tile that is going to be drawn
        let mut tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];

        // calculates the offset that is going to be used in the update of the color buffer
        // which stores Game Boy colors from 0 to 3
        let mut color_offset = self.ly as usize * DISPLAY_WIDTH;

        // calculates the frame buffer offset position assuming the proper
        // Game Boy screen width and RGB pixel (3 bytes) size
        let mut frame_offset = self.ly as usize * DISPLAY_WIDTH * RGB_SIZE;

        // calculates both the current Y and X positions within the tiles
        // using the bitwise and operation as an effective modulus 8
        let y = (ld as usize + scy as usize) & 0x07;
        let mut x = (scx & 0x07) as usize;

        // calculates the initial tile X position in drawing, doing this
        // allows us to position the background map properly in the display
        let initial_index = max(wx as i16 - 7, 0) as usize;
        color_offset += initial_index;
        frame_offset += initial_index * RGB_SIZE;

        // iterates over all the pixels in the current line of the display
        // to draw the background map, note that the initial index is used
        // to skip the drawing of the tiles that are not visible (WX)
        for _ in initial_index..DISPLAY_WIDTH {
            // obtains the current pixel data from the tile and
            // re-maps it according to the current palette
            let pixel = tile.get(x, y);
            let color = &self.palette_bg[pixel as usize];

            // updates the pixel in the color buffer, which stores
            // the raw pixel color information (unmapped)
            self.color_buffer[color_offset] = pixel;

            // set the color pixel in the frame buffer
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset] = color[0];
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset + 1] = color[1];
            self.frame_buffer[frame_offset + 2] = color[2];

            // increments the current tile X position in drawing
            x += 1;

            // in case the end of tile width has been reached then
            // a new tile must be retrieved for rendering
            if x == TILE_WIDTH {
                // resets the tile X position to the base value
                // as a new tile is going to be drawn
                x = 0;

                // calculates the new line tile offset making sure that
                // the maximum of 32 is not overflown
                line_offset = (line_offset + 1) % 32;

                // calculates the tile index and makes sure the value
                // takes into consideration the bg tile value
                tile_index = self.vram[map_offset + row_offset + line_offset] as usize;
                if !self.bg_tile && tile_index < 128 {
                    tile_index += 256;
                }

                // obtains the reference to the new tile in drawing
                tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];
            }

            // increments the color offset by one, representing
            // the drawing of one pixel
            color_offset += 1;

            // increments the offset of the frame buffer by the
            // size of an RGB pixel (which is 3 bytes)
            frame_offset += RGB_SIZE;
        }
    }

    fn render_objects(&mut self) {
        // the mode in which the object priority should be computed
        // if true this means that the X coordinate priority mode will
        // be used otherwise the object priority will be defined according
        // to the object's index in the OAM memory, notice that this
        // control of priority is only present in the CGB and to be able
        // to offer retro-compatibility with DMG
        let obj_priority_mode = self.gb_mode != GameBoyMode::Cgb || self.obj_priority;

        // creates a local counter object to count the total number
        // of object that were drawn in the current line, this will
        // be used for instance to limit the total number of objects
        // to 10 per line (Game Boy limitation)
        let mut draw_count = 0u8;

        // allocates the buffer that is going to be used to determine
        // drawing priority for overlapping pixels between different
        // objects, in MBR mode the object that has the smallest X
        // coordinate takes priority in drawing the pixel
        let mut index_buffer = [-256i16; DISPLAY_WIDTH];

        // determines if the object should always be placed over the
        // possible background, this is only required for CGB mode
        let always_over = if self.gb_mode == GameBoyMode::Cgb && !self.dmg_compat {
            !self.switch_bg
        } else {
            false
        };

        // iterates over the complete set of available object to check
        // the ones that require drawing and draws them
        for index in 0..OBJ_COUNT {
            // in case the limit on the number of objects to be draw per
            // line has been reached breaks the loop avoiding more draws
            if draw_count == 10 {
                break;
            }

            // obtains the meta data of the object that is currently
            // under iteration to be checked for drawing
            let obj = &self.obj_data[index];

            let obj_height = if self.obj_size {
                TILE_DOUBLE_HEIGHT
            } else {
                TILE_HEIGHT
            };

            // verifies if the sprite is currently located at the
            // current line that is going to be drawn and skips it
            // in case it's not
            let is_contained =
                (obj.y <= self.ly as i16) && ((obj.y + obj_height as i16) > self.ly as i16);
            if !is_contained {
                continue;
            }

            let palette = if self.gb_mode == GameBoyMode::Cgb {
                if self.dmg_compat {
                    if obj.palette == 0 {
                        &self.palette_obj_0
                    } else if obj.palette == 1 {
                        &self.palette_obj_1
                    } else {
                        panic!("Invalid object palette: {:02x}", obj.palette);
                    }
                } else {
                    &self.palettes_color_obj[obj.palette_cgb as usize]
                }
            } else if obj.palette == 0 {
                &self.palette_obj_0
            } else if obj.palette == 1 {
                &self.palette_obj_1
            } else {
                panic!("Invalid object palette: {:02x}", obj.palette);
            };

            // calculates the offset in the color buffer (raw color information
            // from 0 to 3) for the sprit that is going to be drawn, this value
            // is kept as a signed integer to allow proper negative number math
            let mut color_offset = self.ly as i32 * DISPLAY_WIDTH as i32 + obj.x as i32;

            // calculates the offset in the frame buffer for the sprite
            // that is going to be drawn, this is going to be the starting
            // point for the draw operation to be performed
            let mut frame_offset =
                (self.ly as i32 * DISPLAY_WIDTH as i32 + obj.x as i32) * RGB_SIZE as i32;

            // the relative title offset should range from 0 to 7 in 8x8
            // objects and from 0 to 15 in 8x16 objects
            let mut tile_offset = self.ly as i16 - obj.y;

            // in case we're flipping the object we must recompute the
            // tile offset as an inverted value using the object's height
            if obj.yflip {
                tile_offset = obj_height as i16 - tile_offset - 1;
            }

            // saves some space for the reference to the tile that
            // is going to be used in the current operation
            let tile: &Tile;

            // "calculates" the index offset that is going to be applied
            // to the tile index to retrieve the proper tile taking into
            // consideration the VRAM in which the tile is stored
            let tile_bank_offset = if self.dmg_compat {
                0
            } else {
                obj.tile_bank as usize * TILE_COUNT_DMG
            };

            // in case we're facing a 8x16 object then we must
            // differentiate between the handling of the top tile
            // and the bottom tile through bitwise manipulation
            // of the tile index
            if self.obj_size {
                if tile_offset < 8 {
                    let tile_index = (obj.tile as usize & 0xfe) + tile_bank_offset;
                    tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];
                } else {
                    let tile_index = (obj.tile as usize | 0x01) + tile_bank_offset;
                    tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];
                    tile_offset -= 8;
                }
            }
            // otherwise we're facing a 8x8 sprite and we should grab
            // the tile directly from the object's tile index
            else {
                let tile_index = obj.tile as usize + tile_bank_offset;
                tile = &self.tiles[tile_index];
            }

            let tile_row = tile.get_row(tile_offset as usize);

            // determines if the object should always be placed over the
            // previously placed background or window pixels
            let obj_over = always_over || !obj.bg_over;

            for tile_x in 0..TILE_WIDTH {
                let x = obj.x + tile_x as i16;
                let is_contained = (x >= 0) && (x < DISPLAY_WIDTH as i16);
                if is_contained {
                    // the object is only considered visible if no background or
                    // window should be drawn over or if the underlying pixel
                    // is transparent (zero value) meaning there's no background
                    // or window for the provided pixel
                    let is_visible = obj_over || self.color_buffer[color_offset as usize] == 0;

                    // determines if the current pixel has priority over a possible
                    // one that has been drawn by a previous object, this happens
                    // in case the current object has a small X coordinate according
                    // to the MBR algorithm
                    let has_priority =
                        index_buffer[x as usize] == -256 || (obj_priority_mode && obj.x < index_buffer[x as usize]);

                    let pixel = tile_row[if obj.xflip {
                        TILE_WIDTH_I - tile_x
                    } else {
                        tile_x
                    }];
                    if is_visible && has_priority && pixel != 0 {
                        // marks the current pixel in iteration as "owned"
                        // by the object with the defined X base position,
                        // to be used in priority calculus
                        index_buffer[x as usize] = obj.x;

                        // obtains the current pixel data from the tile row and
                        // re-maps it according to the object palette
                        let color = palette[pixel as usize];

                        // updates the pixel in the color buffer, which stores
                        // the raw pixel color information (unmapped)
                        self.color_buffer[color_offset as usize] = pixel;

                        // sets the color pixel in the frame buffer
                        self.frame_buffer[frame_offset as usize] = color[0];
                        self.frame_buffer[frame_offset as usize + 1] = color[1];
                        self.frame_buffer[frame_offset as usize + 2] = color[2];
                    }
                }

                // increment the color offset by one as this represents
                // the advance of one color pixel
                color_offset += 1;

                // increments the offset of the frame buffer by the
                // size of an RGB pixel (which is 3 bytes)
                frame_offset += RGB_SIZE as i32;
            }

            // increments the counter so that we're able to keep
            // track on the number of object drawn
            draw_count += 1;
        }
    }

    /// Runs an update operation on the LCD STAT interrupt meaning
    /// that the flag that control will be updated in case the conditions
    /// required for the LCD STAT interrupt to be triggered are met.
    fn update_stat(&mut self) {
        self.int_stat = self.stat_level();
    }

    /// Obtains the current level of the LCD STAT interrupt by
    /// checking the current PPU state in various sections.
    fn stat_level(&self) -> bool {
        self.stat_lyc && self.lyc == self.ly
            || self.stat_oam && self.mode == PpuMode::OamRead
            || self.stat_vblank && self.mode == PpuMode::VBlank
            || self.stat_hblank && self.mode == PpuMode::HBlank
    }

    /// Computes the values for all of the palettes, this method
    /// is useful to "flush" color computation whenever the base
    /// palette colors are changed.
    fn compute_palettes(&mut self) {
        if self.dmg_compat {
            Self::compute_palette(
                &mut self.palette_bg,
                &self.palettes_color_bg[0],
                self.palettes[0],
            );
            Self::compute_palette(
                &mut self.palette_obj_0,
                &self.palettes_color_obj[0],
                self.palettes[1],
            );
            Self::compute_palette(
                &mut self.palette_obj_1,
                &self.palettes_color_obj[1],
                self.palettes[2],
            );
        } else {
            // re-computes the complete set of palettes according to
            // the currently set palette colors (that may have changed)
            Self::compute_palette(&mut self.palette_bg, &self.palette_colors, self.palettes[0]);
            Self::compute_palette(
                &mut self.palette_obj_0,
                &self.palette_colors,
                self.palettes[1],
            );
            Self::compute_palette(
                &mut self.palette_obj_1,
                &self.palette_colors,
                self.palettes[2],
            );
        }

        // clears the frame buffer to allow the new background
        // color to be used
        self.clear_frame_buffer();
    }

    /// Static method used for the base logic of computation of RGB
    /// based palettes from the internal Game Boy color indexes.
    /// This method should be called whenever the palette indexes
    /// are changed.
    fn compute_palette(palette: &mut Palette, palette_colors: &Palette, value: u8) {
        for (index, palette_item) in palette.iter_mut().enumerate() {
            let color_index: usize = (value as usize >> (index * 2)) & 3;
            match color_index {
                0..=3 => *palette_item = palette_colors[color_index],
                color_index => panic!("Invalid palette color index {:04x}", color_index),
            }
        }
    }

    /// Static method that computes an RGB888 color palette ready to
    /// be used for frame buffer operations from 4 (colors) x 2 bytes (RGB555)
    /// that represent an RGB555 set of colors. This method should be
    /// used for CGB mode where colors are represented using RGB555.
    fn compute_palette_color(
        palette: &mut Palette,
        palette_color: &[u8; 64],
        palette_index: u8,
        color_index: u8,
    ) {
        let palette_offset = (palette_index * 4 * 2) as usize;
        let color_offset = (color_index * 2) as usize;
        palette[color_index as usize] = Self::rgb555_to_rgb888(
            palette_color[palette_offset + color_offset],
            palette_color[palette_offset + color_offset + 1],
        );
    }

    fn rgb555_to_rgb888(first: u8, second: u8) -> Pixel {
        let r = (first & 0x1f) << 3;
        let g = (((first & 0xe0) >> 5) | ((second & 0x03) << 3)) << 3;
        let b = ((second & 0x7c) >> 2) << 3;
        [r, g, b]
    }
}

impl Default for Ppu {
    fn default() -> Self {
        Self::new(
            GameBoyMode::Dmg,
            Rc::new(RefCell::new(GameBoyConfig::default())),
        )
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use super::Ppu;

    #[test]
    fn test_update_tile_simple() {
        let mut ppu = Ppu::default();
        ppu.vram[0x0000] = 0xff;
        ppu.vram[0x0001] = 0xff;

        let result = ppu.tiles()[0].get(0, 0);
        assert_eq!(result, 0);

        ppu.update_tile(0x8000, 0x00);
        let result = ppu.tiles()[0].get(0, 0);
        assert_eq!(result, 3);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_update_tile_upper() {
        let mut ppu = Ppu::default();
        ppu.vram[0x1000] = 0xff;
        ppu.vram[0x1001] = 0xff;

        let result = ppu.tiles()[256].get(0, 0);
        assert_eq!(result, 0);

        ppu.update_tile(0x9000, 0x00);
        let result = ppu.tiles()[256].get(0, 0);
        assert_eq!(result, 3);
    }
}