use std::f32::NEG_INFINITY;

pub use model::{CheckersBitBoard, Move, PieceColor, PossibleMoves};

const KING_WORTH: u32 = 2;

fn eval_position(board: CheckersBitBoard) -> f32 {
	let light_pieces = board.pieces_bits() & !board.color_bits();
	let dark_pieces = board.pieces_bits() & board.color_bits();

	let light_peasants = light_pieces & !board.king_bits();
	let dark_peasants = dark_pieces & !board.king_bits();

	let light_kings = light_pieces & board.king_bits();
	let dark_kings = dark_pieces & board.king_bits();

	// if we assume the black player doesn't exist, how good is this for white?
	let light_eval =
		(light_peasants.count_ones() as f32) + ((light_kings.count_ones() * KING_WORTH) as f32);
	let dark_eval =
		(dark_peasants.count_ones() as f32) + ((dark_kings.count_ones() * KING_WORTH) as f32);

	// avoiding a divide by zero error
	if dark_eval + light_eval != 0.0 {
		light_eval / (dark_eval + light_eval)
	} else {
		0.0
	}
}

fn eval(depth: usize, board: CheckersBitBoard) -> f32 {
	if depth == 0 {
		eval_position(board)
	} else {
		let turn = board.turn();
		let mut best_eval = -NEG_INFINITY;
		for current_move in PossibleMoves::moves(board) {
			let board = unsafe {current_move.apply_to(board)};
			let current_eval = if board.turn() != turn {
				-eval(depth - 1, board)
			} else {
				eval(depth - 1, board)
			};

			if best_eval < current_eval {
				best_eval = current_eval;
			}
		}

		best_eval
	}
}