# Listing 7 of https://raytracing.github.io/books/RayTracingInOneWeekend.html
#
# To run (on Linux):
# $ git clone https://github.com/akkartik/mu
# $ cd mu
# $ ./translate raytracing/2.mu
# $ ./a.elf > 2.ppm
fn main -> _/ebx: int {
print-string 0, "P3\n256 256\n255\n"
var _four/edx: int <- copy 4
var four/xmm1: float <- convert _four
var one-fourth/xmm1: float <- reciprocal four
var max/edx: int <- copy 0xff
var image-size/xmm2: float <- convert max
var j/ecx: int <- copy 0xff
{
compare j, 0
break-if-<
var i/eax: int <- copy 0
{
compare i, 0xff
break-if->
var c: rgb
# compute r
var tmp/xmm0: float <- convert i
tmp <- divide image-size
var r-addr/edx: (addr float) <- get c, r
copy-to *r-addr, tmp
#? var tmp2/ebx: int <- reinterpret *r-addr
#? print-int32-hex 0, tmp2
#? print-string 0, "\n"
# compute g
tmp <- convert j
tmp <- divide image-size
var g-addr/edx: (addr float) <- get c, g
copy-to *g-addr, tmp
# compute b
var b-addr/edx: (addr float) <- get c, b
copy-to *b-addr, one-fourth
# emit
var c-addr/edx: (addr rgb) <- address c
print-rgb 0, c-addr
i <- increment
loop
}
j <- decrement
loop
}
return 0
}
type rgb {
# components normalized to within [0.0, 1.0]
r: float
g: float
b: float
}
# print translating to [0, 256)
fn print-rgb screen: (addr screen), _c: (addr rgb) {
var c/esi: (addr rgb) <- copy _c
var n/ecx: int <- copy 0xff # turns out 255 works just as well as 255.999, which is lucky because we don't have floating-point literals
var xn/xmm1: float <- convert n
# print 255 * c->r
var result/xmm0: float <- copy xn
var src-addr/eax: (addr float) <- get c, r
result <- multiply *src-addr
var result-int/edx: int <- convert result
print-int32-decimal screen, result-int
print-string screen, " "
# print 255 * c->g
src-addr <- get c, g
result <- copy xn
result <- multiply *src-addr
result-int <- convert result
print-int32-decimal screen, result-int
print-string screen, " "
# print 255 * c->b
src-addr <- get c, b
result <- copy xn
result <- multiply *src-addr
result-int <- convert result
print-int32-decimal screen, result-int
print-string screen, "\n"
}