fs2open.github.com/code/math/vecmat.h

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 * Copyright (C) Volition, Inc. 1999.  All rights reserved.
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 * All source code herein is the property of Volition, Inc. You may not sell 
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#ifndef _VECMAT_H
#define _VECMAT_H

#include "globalincs/pstypes.h"
#include "math/floating.h"


#define vm_is_vec_nan(v) (fl_is_nan((v)->xyz.x) || fl_is_nan((v)->xyz.y) || fl_is_nan((v)->xyz.z))

//Macros/functions to fill in fields of structures

//macro to check if vector is zero
#define IS_VEC_NULL_SQ_SAFE(v) (IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.x, 1e-16) && \
								IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.y, 1e-16) && \
								IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.z, 1e-16))

#define IS_VEC_NULL(v) (IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.x, 1e-36) && \
						IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.y, 1e-36) && \
						IS_NEAR_ZERO((v)->xyz.z, 1e-36))

#define IS_MAT_NULL(v) (IS_VEC_NULL(&(v)->vec.fvec) && IS_VEC_NULL(&(v)->vec.uvec) && IS_VEC_NULL(&(v)->vec.rvec))

//macro to set a vector to zero.  we could do this with an in-line assembly
//macro, but it's probably better to let the compiler optimize it.
//Note: NO RETURN VALUE
#define vm_vec_zero(v) (v)->xyz.x=(v)->xyz.y=(v)->xyz.z=0.0f

//macro to set a vector to zero.  we could do this with an in-line assembly
//macro, but it's probably better to let the compiler optimize it.
//Note: NO RETURN VALUE
#define vm_mat_zero(m) (vm_vec_zero(&(m)->vec.rvec), vm_vec_zero(&(m)->vec.uvec), vm_vec_zero(&(m)->vec.fvec))

/*
//macro to set a matrix to the identity. Note: NO RETURN VALUE
#define vm_set_identity(m) do {m->rvec.x = m->uvec.y = m->fvec.z = (float)1.0;	\
										m->rvec.y = m->rvec.z = \
										m->uvec.x = m->uvec.z = \
										m->fvec.x = m->fvec.y = (float)0.0;} while (0)
*/
extern void vm_set_identity(matrix *m);

#define vm_vec_make(v,_x,_y,_z) ((v)->xyz.x=(_x), (v)->xyz.y=(_y), (v)->xyz.z=(_z))

//Global constants

extern vec3d vmd_zero_vector;
extern vec3d vmd_scale_identity_vector;
extern vec3d vmd_x_vector;
extern vec3d vmd_y_vector;
extern vec3d vmd_z_vector;
extern matrix vmd_zero_matrix;
extern matrix vmd_identity_matrix;
extern matrix4 vmd_zero_matrix4;
extern angles vmd_zero_angles;

//Here's a handy constant

#define ZERO_VECTOR { { { 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f } } }
#define SCALE_IDENTITY_VECTOR { { { 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f } } }
//#define IDENTITY_MATRIX {1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f}
// first set of inside braces is for union, second set is for inside union, then for a2d[3][3] (some compiler warning messages just suck)
//#define IDENTITY_MATRIX { { { {1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f}, {0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f}, {0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f} } } }
#define IDENTITY_MATRIX { { { { { { 1.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f } } }, { { { 0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f } } }, { { { 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f } } } } } }
#define ZERO_MATRIX { { { ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_VECTOR, ZERO_VECTOR } } }
#define ZERO_VECTOR4 { { { 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f } } }
#define ZERO_MATRIX4 { { { ZERO_VECTOR4, ZERO_VECTOR4, ZERO_VECTOR4, ZERO_VECTOR4 } } }

//fills in fields of an angle vector
#define vm_angvec_make(v,_p,_b,_h) (((v)->p=(_p), (v)->b=(_b), (v)->h=(_h)), (v))

//negate a vector
#define vm_vec_negate(v) do {(v)->xyz.x = - (v)->xyz.x; (v)->xyz.y = - (v)->xyz.y; (v)->xyz.z = - (v)->xyz.z;} while (false);

typedef struct plane {
	float	A, B, C, D;
} plane;

//Functions in library

//adds two vectors, fills in dest, returns ptr to dest
//ok for dest to equal either source, but should use vm_vec_add2() if so
void vm_vec_add(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1);

//adds src onto dest vector, returns ptr to dest
void vm_vec_add2(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src);


//scales a vector and subs from to another
//dest -= k * src
void vm_vec_scale_sub2(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, float k);

//subs two vectors, fills in dest, returns ptr to dest
//ok for dest to equal either source, but should use vm_vec_sub2() if so
void vm_vec_sub(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1);


//subs one vector from another, returns ptr to dest
//dest can equal source
void vm_vec_sub2(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src);

//averages n vectors
vec3d *vm_vec_avg_n(vec3d *dest, int n, const vec3d src[]);


//averages two vectors. returns ptr to dest
//dest can equal either source
vec3d *vm_vec_avg(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1);

vec3d *vm_vec_avg3(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1, const vec3d *src2);

//averages four vectors. returns ptr to dest
//dest can equal any source
vec3d *vm_vec_avg4(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1, const vec3d *src2, const vec3d *src3);

//scales a vector in place.  returns ptr to vector
void vm_vec_scale(vec3d *dest, float s);

//scales a 4-component vector in place. returns ptr to vector
void vm_vec_scale(vec4 *dest, float s);

//scales and copies a vector.  returns ptr to dest
void vm_vec_copy_scale(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, float s);

//scales a vector, adds it to another, and stores in a 3rd vector
//dest = src1 + k * src2
void vm_vec_scale_add(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src1, const vec3d *src2, float k);

void vm_vec_scale_sub(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src1, const vec3d *src2, float k);

//scales a vector and adds it to another
//dest += k * src
void vm_vec_scale_add2(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, float k);

//scales a vector in place, taking n/d for scale.  returns ptr to vector
//dest *= n/d
void vm_vec_scale2(vec3d *dest, float n, float d);

bool vm_vec_equal(const vec2d &self, const vec2d &other);

bool vm_vec_equal(const vec3d &self, const vec3d &other);

bool vm_vec_equal(const vec4 &self, const vec4 &other);

bool vm_matrix_equal(const matrix &self, const matrix &other);

bool vm_matrix_equal(const matrix4 &self, const matrix4 &other);

// finds the projection of source vector along a unit vector
// returns the magnitude of the component
float vm_vec_projection_parallel (vec3d *component, const vec3d *src, const vec3d *unit_vector);

// finds the projection of source vector onto a surface given by surface normal
void vm_vec_projection_onto_plane (vec3d *projection, const vec3d *src, const vec3d *normal);

//returns magnitude of a vector
float vm_vec_mag(const vec3d *v);

// returns the square of the magnitude of a vector (useful if comparing distances)
float vm_vec_mag_squared(const vec3d* v);

// returns the square of the distance between two points (fast and exact)
float vm_vec_dist_squared(const vec3d *v0, const vec3d *v1);

//computes the distance between two points. (does sub and mag)
float vm_vec_dist(const vec3d *v0, const vec3d *v1);

// these are now deprecated because experimental testing on Discord has found
// that they are actually *slower* than their counterparts
#define vm_vec_mag_quick				vm_vec_mag
#define vm_vec_dist_quick				vm_vec_dist
#define vm_vec_copy_normalize_quick		vm_vec_copy_normalize
#define vm_vec_normalize_quick			vm_vec_normalize
#define vm_vec_normalized_dir_quick		vm_vec_normalized_dir
#define vm_vec_rand_vec_quick			vm_vec_rand_vec

//normalize a vector. returns mag of source vec
float vm_vec_copy_normalize(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src);
float vm_vec_normalize(vec3d *v);

//	This version of vector normalize checks for the null vector before normalization.
//	If it is detected, it generates a Warning() and returns the vector 1, 0, 0.
float vm_vec_normalize_safe(vec3d *v);

//return the normalized direction vector between two points
//dest = normalized(end - start).  Returns mag of direction vector
// Returns mag of direction vector
//NOTE: the order of the parameters matches the vector subtraction
float vm_vec_normalized_dir(vec3d *dest,const vec3d *end, const vec3d *start);

////returns dot product of two vectors
float vm_vec_dot(const vec3d *v0, const vec3d *v1);

float vm_vec_dot3(float x, float y, float z, vec3d *v);

//computes cross product of two vectors. returns ptr to dest
//dest CANNOT equal either source
vec3d *vm_vec_cross(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1);

/**
 * @brief Tests if the two vectors are parallel
 */
int vm_test_parallel(const vec3d *src0, const vec3d *src1);

//computes surface normal from three points. result is normalized
//returns ptr to dest
//dest CANNOT equal either source
vec3d *vm_vec_normal(vec3d *dest,const vec3d *p0, const vec3d *p1, const vec3d *p2);

//computes non-normalized surface normal from three points.
//returns ptr to dest
//dest CANNOT equal either source
vec3d *vm_vec_perp(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *p0, const vec3d *p1, const vec3d *p2);

//computes the delta angle between two vectors.
//vectors need not be normalized. if they are, call vm_vec_delta_ang_norm()
//the forward vector (third parameter) can be NULL, in which case the absolute
//value of the angle in returned.  Otherwise the angle around that vector is
//returned.
float vm_vec_delta_ang(const vec3d *v0, const vec3d *v1, const vec3d *fvec);

//computes the delta angle between two normalized vectors.
float vm_vec_delta_ang_norm(const vec3d *v0, const vec3d *v1,const vec3d *fvec);

//computes a matrix from a set of three angles.  returns ptr to matrix
matrix *vm_angles_2_matrix(matrix *m, const angles *a);

//	Computes a matrix from a single angle.
//	angle_index = 0,1,2 for p,b,h
matrix *vm_angle_2_matrix(matrix *m, float a, int angle_index);

//computes a matrix from a forward vector and an angle
matrix *vm_vec_ang_2_matrix(matrix *m, const vec3d *v, float a);

/**
 * @brief Generates a matrix from one or more vectors
 *
 * @param[out] matrix The generated matrix. Does not need to be an Identity matrix
 * @param[in] fvec Vector referencing the forward direction
 * @param[in] uvec Vector referencing the up direction (Optional)
 * @param[in] rvec Vector referencing the right-hand direction (Optional)
 *
 * @returns Pointer to the generated matrix
 *
 * @note If all three vectors are given, rvec is ignored.
 * @note If uvec was bogus (either being in the same direction of fvec or -fvec) then only fvec is used
 *
 * @sa vm_vector_2_matrix_norm
 */
matrix *vm_vector_2_matrix(matrix *m, const vec3d *fvec, const vec3d *uvec = nullptr, const vec3d *rvec = nullptr);


/**
 * @brief Generates a matrix from one or more normalized vectors
 *
 * @param[out] matrix The generated matrix. Does not need to be an Identity matrix
 * @param[in] fvec Normalized Vector referencing the forward direction
 * @param[in] uvec Normalized Vector referencing the up direction (Optional)
 * @param[in] rvec Normalized Vector referencing the right-hand direction (Optional)
 *
 * @returns Pointer to the generated matrix
 *
 * @note If all three vectors are given, rvec is ignored.
 * @note If uvec was bogus (either being in the same direction of fvec or -fvec) then only fvec is used
 *
 * @sa vm_vector_2_matrix
 */
matrix *vm_vector_2_matrix_norm(matrix *m, const vec3d *fvec, const vec3d *uvec = NULL, const vec3d *rvec = NULL);

//rotates a vector through a matrix. returns ptr to dest vector
//dest CANNOT equal either source
vec3d *vm_vec_rotate(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, const matrix *m);

//rotates a vector through the transpose of the given matrix. 
//returns ptr to dest vector
//dest CANNOT equal source
// This is a faster replacement for this common code sequence:
//    vm_copy_transpose(&tempm,src_matrix);
//    vm_vec_rotate(dst_vec,src_vect,&tempm);
// Replace with:
//    vm_vec_unrotate(dst_vec,src_vect, src_matrix)
//
// THIS DOES NOT ACTUALLY TRANSPOSE THE SOURCE MATRIX!!! So if
// you need it transposed later on, you should use the 
// vm_vec_transpose() / vm_vec_rotate() technique.
vec3d *vm_vec_unrotate(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, const matrix *m);

//transpose a matrix in place. returns ptr to matrix
matrix *vm_transpose(matrix *m);

//copy and transpose a matrix. returns ptr to matrix
//dest CANNOT equal source. use vm_transpose() if this is the case
matrix *vm_copy_transpose(matrix *dest, const matrix *src);

//mulitply 2 matrices, fill in dest.  returns ptr to dest
//dest CANNOT equal either source
matrix *vm_matrix_x_matrix(matrix *dest, const matrix *src0, const matrix *src1);

//extract angles from a matrix
angles *vm_extract_angles_matrix(angles *a, const matrix *m);
angles *vm_extract_angles_matrix_alternate(angles *a, const matrix *m);

//extract heading and pitch from a vector, assuming bank==0
angles *vm_extract_angles_vector(angles *a, const vec3d *v);

//make sure matrix is orthogonal
void vm_orthogonalize_matrix(matrix *m_src);

// like vm_orthogonalize_matrix(), except that zero vectors can exist within the
// matrix without causing problems.  Valid vectors will be created where needed.
void vm_fix_matrix(matrix *m);

//Rotates the orient matrix by the angles in tangles and then
//makes sure that the matrix is orthogonal.
void vm_rotate_matrix_by_angles( matrix *orient, const angles *tangles );

//compute the distance from a point to a plane.  takes the normalized normal
//of the plane (ebx), a point on the plane (edi), and the point to check (esi).
//returns distance in eax
//distance is signed, so negative dist is on the back of the plane
float vm_dist_to_plane(const vec3d *checkp, const vec3d *norm, const vec3d *planep);

// Given mouse movement in dx, dy, returns a 3x3 rotation matrix in RotMat.
// Taken from Graphics Gems III, page 51, "The Rolling Ball"
// Example:
//if ( (Mouse.dx!=0) || (Mouse.dy!=0) ) {
//   vm_trackball( Mouse.dx, Mouse.dy, &MouseRotMat );
//   vm_matrix_x_matrix(&tempm,&LargeView.ev_matrix,&MouseRotMat);
//   LargeView.ev_matrix = tempm;
//}
void vm_trackball( int idx, int idy, matrix * RotMat );

//	Find the point on the line between p0 and p1 that is nearest to int_pnt.
//	Stuff result in nearest_point.
//	Return value indicated where on the line *nearest_point lies.  Between 0.0f and 1.0f means it's
//	in the line segment.  Positive means beyond *p1, negative means before *p0.  2.0f means it's
//	beyond *p1 by 2x.
float find_nearest_point_on_line(vec3d *nearest_point, const vec3d *p0, const vec3d *p1, const vec3d *int_pnt);

/**
 * @brief Find the intersection between two lines
 *
 * @param[out] s  If successful, s is the scalar of v0
 * @param[in]  p0 Reference point for line 1
 * @param[in]  p1 Reference point for line 2
 * @param[in]  v0 Direction vector for line 1 (must be normalized)
 * @param[in]  v1 Direction vector for line 2 (must be normalized)
 *
 * @returns  0 If successful, or
 * @returns -1 If colinear, or
 * @returns -2 If no intersection
 *
 * @note If you want the coords of the intersection, scale v0 by s, then add p0.
 */
int find_intersection(float *s, const vec3d* p0, const vec3d* p1, const vec3d* v0, const vec3d* v1);

/**
 * Finds the point on line 1 closest to line 2 when the lines are skew (non-intersecting in 3D space)
 *
 * @param[out] dest The closest point
 * @param[in]  p1 Reference point for line 1
 * @param[in]  d1 Direction vector for line 1 (must be normalized)
 * @param[in]  p2 Reference point for line 2
 * @param[in]  d2 Direction vector for line 2 (must be normalized)
 *
 * @note Algorithm from Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skew_lines#Formulas
 */
void find_point_on_line_nearest_skew_line(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *p1, const vec3d *d1, const vec3d *p2, const vec3d *d2);

// normalizes only if the vector's magnitude is above an optionally specified threshold, defaulting to 10 times machine epsilon
// returns whether or not it normalized
bool vm_maybe_normalize(vec3d* dst, const vec3d* src, float threshold = std::numeric_limits<float>::epsilon() * 10.f);

float vm_vec_dot_to_point(const vec3d *dir, const vec3d *p1, const vec3d *p2);

void compute_point_on_plane(vec3d *q, const plane *planep, const vec3d *p);

// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// computes the point on a plane closest to a given point (which may be on the plane)
// 
//		inputs:		new_point		=>		point on the plane [result]
//						point				=>		point to compute closest plane point
//						plane_normal	=>		plane normal
//						plane_point		=>		plane point
void vm_project_point_onto_plane(vec3d *new_point, const vec3d *point, const vec3d *plane_normal, const vec3d *plane_point);

//	Returns fairly random vector, normalized
void vm_vec_rand_vec(vec3d *rvec);

// Given an point "in" rotate it by "angle" around an
// arbritary line defined by a point on the line "line_point" 
// and the normalized line direction, "line_dir"
// Returns the rotated point in "out".
void vm_rot_point_around_line(vec3d *out, const vec3d *in, float angle, const vec3d *line_point, const vec3d *line_dir);

// Given two position vectors, return 0 if the same, else non-zero.
int vm_vec_cmp(const vec3d * a, const vec3d * b);

// Given two orientation matrices, return 0 if the same, else non-zero.
int vm_matrix_cmp(const matrix * a, const matrix * b);

// Moves angle 'h' towards 'desired_angle', taking the shortest
// route possible.   It will move a maximum of 'step_size' radians
// each call.   All angles in radians.
float vm_interp_angle( float *h, float desired_angle, float step_size, bool force_front = false );

// calculate and return the difference (ie. delta) between two angles
// using same method as with vm_interp_angle().
float vm_delta_from_interp_angle( float current_angle, float desired_angle );

// check a matrix for zero rows and columns
int vm_check_matrix_for_zeros(const matrix *m);

// see if two vectors are identical
int vm_vec_same(const vec3d *v1, const vec3d *v2);

// see if two matrices are identical
int vm_matrix_same(matrix *m1, matrix *m2);

// Interpolate from a start matrix toward a goal matrix, minimizing time between orientations.
// Moves at maximum rotational acceleration toward the goal when far and then max deceleration when close.
// Subject to constaints on rotational velocity and angular accleleration.
// Returns next_orientation valid at time delta_t.
// called "vm_matrix_interpolate" in retail 
void vm_angular_move_matrix(const matrix *goal_orient, const matrix *start_orient, const vec3d *rotvel_in, float delta_t,
		matrix *next_orient, vec3d *rotvel_out, const vec3d *rotvel_limit, const vec3d *acc_limit, bool no_directional_bias, bool force_no_overshoot = false);

// Interpolate from a start forward vec toward a goal forward vec, minimizing time between orientations.
// Moves at maximum rotational acceleration toward the goal when far and then max deceleration when close.
// Subject to constaints on rotational velocity and angular accleleration.
// Returns next forward vec valid at time delta_t.
// called "vm_forward_interpolate" in retail 
void vm_angular_move_forward_vec(const vec3d *goal_fvec, const matrix *orient, const vec3d *rotvel_in, float delta_t, float delta_bank,
		matrix *next_orient, vec3d *rotvel_out, const vec3d *vel_limit, const vec3d *acc_limit, bool no_directional_bias);

// Find the bounding sphere for a set of points (center and radius are output parameters)
void vm_find_bounding_sphere(const vec3d *pnts, int num_pnts, vec3d *center, float *radius);

// Version of atan2() that is safe for optimized builds
float atan2_safe(float x, float y);

// Translates from world coordinates to body coordinates
vec3d* vm_rotate_vec_to_body(vec3d *body_vec, const vec3d *world_vec, const matrix *orient);

// Translates from body coordinates to world coordiantes
vec3d* vm_rotate_vec_to_world(vec3d *world_vec, const vec3d *body_vec, const matrix *orient);

// estimate next orientation matrix as extrapolation of last and current
void vm_estimate_next_orientation(const matrix *last_orient, const matrix *current_orient, matrix *next_orient);

//	Return true if all elements of *vec are legal, that is, not a NAN.
bool is_valid_vec(const vec3d *vec);

//	Return true if all elements of *m are legal, that is, not a NAN.
bool is_valid_matrix(const matrix *m);

// Finds the rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of theta about axis u
void vm_quaternion_rotate(matrix *m, float theta, const vec3d *u);

// Takes a rotation matrix and returns the axis and angle needed to generate it
void vm_matrix_to_rot_axis_and_angle(const matrix *m, float *theta, vec3d *rot_axis);

// interpolate between 2 vectors. t goes from 0.0 to 1.0. at
void vm_vec_interp_constant(vec3d *out, const vec3d *v1, const vec3d *v2, float t);

// randomly perturb a vector around a given (normalized vector) or optional orientation matrix
void vm_vec_random_cone(vec3d *out, const vec3d *in, float max_angle, const matrix *orient = NULL);
void vm_vec_random_cone(vec3d *out, const vec3d *in, float min_angle, float max_angle, const matrix *orient = NULL);

// given a start vector, an orientation, and a radius, generate a point on the plane of the circle
// if on_edge is true, the point will be on the edge of the circle
void vm_vec_random_in_circle(vec3d *out, const vec3d *in, const matrix *orient, float radius, bool on_edge);

// given a start vector and a radius, generate a point in a spherical volume
// if on_surface is true, the point will be on the surface of the sphere
void vm_vec_random_in_sphere(vec3d *out, const vec3d *in, float radius, bool on_surface);

// find the nearest point on the line to p. if dist is non-NULL, it is filled in
// returns 0 if the point is inside the line segment, -1 if "before" the line segment and 1 ir "after" the line segment
int vm_vec_dist_to_line(const vec3d *p, const vec3d *l0, const vec3d *l1, vec3d *nearest, float *dist);

// Goober5000
// Finds the distance squared to a line.  Same as above, except it uses vm_vec_dist_squared, which is faster;
// and it doesn't check whether the nearest point is on the line segment.
void vm_vec_dist_squared_to_line(const vec3d *p, const vec3d *l0, const vec3d *l1, vec3d *nearest, float *dist_squared);

//SUSHI: 2D vector "box" scaling
void vm_vec_boxscale(vec2d *vec, float scale);

void vm_matrix_add(matrix* dest, const matrix* src0, const matrix* src1);

void vm_matrix_sub(matrix* dest, const matrix* src0, const matrix* src1);

void vm_matrix_add2(matrix* dest, const matrix* src);

void vm_matrix_sub2(matrix* dest, const matrix* src);

bool vm_inverse_matrix(matrix* dest, const matrix* m);

bool vm_inverse_matrix4(matrix4* dest, const matrix4* m);

void vm_matrix4_set_orthographic(matrix4* out, vec3d *max, vec3d *min);

void vm_matrix4_set_inverse_transform(matrix4 *out, matrix *m, vec3d *v);

void vm_matrix4_set_identity(matrix4 *out);

void vm_matrix4_set_transform(matrix4 *out, matrix *m, vec3d *v);

void vm_matrix4_get_orientation(matrix *out, const matrix4 *m);

void vm_matrix4_get_offset(vec3d *out, matrix4 *m);

void vm_vec_transform(vec4 *dest, const vec4 *src, const matrix4 *m);
void vm_vec_transform(vec3d *dest, const vec3d *src, const matrix4 *m, bool pos = true);

void vm_matrix4_x_matrix4(matrix4 *dest, const matrix4 *src0, const matrix4 *src1);

float vm_vec4_dot4(float x, float y, float z, float w, const vec4 *v);

/**
 * @brief Converts a 4 component vector to a 3 component vector by discarding the w component
 * @param vec The vector to convert
 * @return The converted 3 component vector
 */
vec3d vm_vec4_to_vec3(const vec4& vec);

/**
 * @brief Converts a 3 component vector to a 4 component vector with the specified w value
 * @param vec The first 3 components of the new vector
 * @param w The w component of the new vector. Defaults to 1.0f which is correct for position vectors.
 * @return The 4 component vector
 */
vec4 vm_vec3_to_ve4(const vec3d& vec, float w = 1.0f);

// calculates the best rvec to match another orient while maintaining a given fvec
void vm_match_bank(vec3d* out_rvec, const vec3d* goal_fvec, const matrix* match_orient);

// Cyborg17 - Rotational interpolation between two angle structs in radians, given a rotational velocity, in radians.
// src0 is the starting angle struct, src1 is the ending angle struct, interp_perc must be a float between 0.0f and 1.0f.
// rot_vel is only used to determine the rotation direction. Assumes that it is not a full 2PI rotation in any axis.  
// You will get strange results otherwise.
void vm_interpolate_angles_quick(angles* dest0, angles* src0, angles* src1, float interp_perc);

/** Compares two vec3ds */
inline bool operator==(const vec3d& left, const vec3d& right) { return vm_vec_same(&left, &right) != 0; }
inline bool operator!=(const vec3d& left, const vec3d& right) { return !(left == right); }

inline vec3d operator+(const vec3d& left, const vec3d& right)
{
	vec3d res;
	vm_vec_add(&res, &left, &right);
	return res;
}
inline vec3d& operator+=(vec3d& left, const vec3d& right)
{
	vm_vec_add2(&left, &right);
	return left;
}

inline vec3d operator-(const vec3d& left, const vec3d& right)
{
	vec3d res;
	vm_vec_sub(&res, &left, &right);
	return res;
}
inline vec3d& operator-=(vec3d& left, const vec3d& right)
{
	vm_vec_sub2(&left, &right);
	return left;
}

inline vec3d operator*(vec3d& left, float right)
{
	vec3d out;
	vm_vec_copy_scale(&out, &left, right);
	return out;
}
inline vec3d& operator*=(vec3d& left, float right)
{
	vm_vec_scale(&left, right);
	return left;
}

inline vec3d operator/(vec3d& left, float right)
{
	vec3d out;
	vm_vec_copy_scale(&out, &left, 1.0f / right);
	return out;
}
inline vec3d& operator/=(vec3d& left, float right)
{
	vm_vec_scale(&left, 1.0f / right);
	return left;
}

inline matrix operator+(const matrix& left, const matrix& right)
{
	matrix res;
	vm_matrix_add(&res, &left, &right);
	return res;
}

inline matrix& operator+=(matrix& left, const matrix& right)
{
	vm_matrix_add2(&left, &right);
	return left;
}

inline matrix operator-(const matrix& left, const matrix& right)
{
	matrix res;
	vm_matrix_sub(&res, &left, &right);
	return res;
}

inline matrix& operator-=(matrix& left, const matrix& right)
{
	vm_matrix_sub2(&left, &right);
	return left;
}

/**
 * @brief Rotates a vector into the orientation specified by the matrix
 * @param left The matrix
 * @param right The vector
 * @return The rotated vector
 *
 * @note This actually follows the definition of the * operator in linear algebra. The standard vm_vec_rotate actually
 * implements a multiplication with the transpose of the matrix.
 */
inline vec3d operator*(const matrix& left, const vec3d& right) {
	vec3d out;
	vm_vec_unrotate(&out, &right, &left);
	return out;
}

inline matrix operator*(const matrix& left, const matrix& right) {
	matrix out;
	vm_matrix_x_matrix(&out, &left, &right);
	return out;
}

#endif