package elf

import (
	"encoding/binary"
	"io"
)

const (
	minAddress  = 0x10000
	baseAddress = 0x40 * minAddress
)

// ELF64 represents an ELF 64-bit file.
type ELF64 struct {
	Header
	ProgramHeader
	Code []byte
}

// New creates a new 64-bit ELF binary.
func New(code []byte) *ELF64 {
	elf := &ELF64{
		Header: Header{
			Magic:                       [4]byte{0x7F, 'E', 'L', 'F'},
			Class:                       2,
			Endianness:                  LittleEndian,
			Version:                     1,
			OSABI:                       0,
			ABIVersion:                  0,
			Type:                        TypeExecutable,
			Architecture:                ArchitectureAMD64,
			FileVersion:                 1,
			EntryPointInMemory:          baseAddress + 0x80,
			ProgramHeaderOffset:         HeaderSize,
			SectionHeaderOffset:         0,
			Flags:                       0,
			Size:                        HeaderSize,
			ProgramHeaderEntrySize:      ProgramHeaderSize,
			ProgramHeaderEntryCount:     1,
			SectionHeaderEntrySize:      SectionHeaderSize,
			SectionHeaderEntryCount:     0,
			SectionNameStringTableIndex: 0,
		},
		ProgramHeader: ProgramHeader{
			Type:            ProgramTypeLOAD,
			Flags:           ProgramFlagsExecutable | ProgramFlagsReadable,
			Offset:          0x80,
			VirtualAddress:  baseAddress + 0x80,
			PhysicalAddress: baseAddress + 0x80,
			SizeInFile:      int64(len(code)),
			SizeInMemory:    int64(len(code)),
			Align:           Align,
		},
		Code: code,
	}

	return elf
}

// Write writes the ELF64 format to the given writer.
func (elf *ELF64) Write(writer io.Writer) {
	binary.Write(writer, binary.LittleEndian, &elf.Header)
	binary.Write(writer, binary.LittleEndian, &elf.ProgramHeader)
	writer.Write([]byte{0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0})
	writer.Write(elf.Code)
}