use std::time::Duration;

use performance_profiler::{change_profiler_settings, get_profiler, time_event_mac};

fn main() {
   change_profiler_settings(|s| {
      s.active = true;
      s.update_interval_sec = 1.0;
   });

   loop {
      update();

      // prof.settings.active = false;
   }


}

#[per_macros::main_event_loop("MAIN")]
fn update() {
   sm(32);
   display();
   logic();
}

#[per_macros::time_event("DISPLAY")]
fn display() {
   sm(8);
   ui();
   image();
}

#[per_macros::time_event("UI")]
fn ui() {
   sm(4);
}

#[per_macros::time_event("IMAGE")]
fn image() {
   sm(18);
}

#[per_macros::time_event("LOGIC")]
fn logic() {
   input();
   physics();

   time_event!("APPLY_INPUT", {
      sm(3);
      time_event!("INNER_1", {
         sm(3);
         time_event!("INNER_2", {
            sm(3);
         });
      });
   });
}

#[per_macros::time_event("INPUT")]
fn input() {
   sm(9);
}

#[per_macros::time_event("PHYSICS")]
fn physics() {
   sm(19);
}


fn sm(mills: u64) {
   std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(mills));
}