#ifndef DECK_LOWPREC_EPHEMERIS_H
#define DECK_LOWPREC_EPHEMERIS_H

#include "astro.h"

/* A compact, self-contained low-precision ephemeris for the watch build
 * only (PBL_SDK_3) - the vendored Astronomy Engine (astro.c's normal
 * desktop path) compiles to ~127KB of code, well over a whole Pebble
 * app's entire 64KB code+data+bss budget, so it can't be linked into the
 * watchapp at all. This module replaces it there via classic Keplerian
 * orbital-element formulas (the widely-published "low precision"
 * planetary position method - see lowprec_ephemeris.c's own comment for
 * accuracy and sourcing). Not used, and not compiled, on desktop - see
 * astro.c's AstroTime typedef and the Makefile's ENGINE_SRCS, which never
 * includes this file. */

/* Julian Date (TT and UT are treated as identical at this precision -
 * their few-tens-of-seconds difference is far below this method's own
 * ~1 arcminute-to-a-few-degrees accuracy) for the given UTC calendar
 * date/time. */
double lowprec_julian_date(int year, int month, int day, int hour, int minute, double second);

/* Geocentric apparent ecliptic longitude of `body` at Julian Date `jd`,
 * in degrees [0, 360). */
double lowprec_geocentric_longitude(Body body, double jd);

/* Greenwich Mean Sidereal Time at Julian Date `jd`, in hours [0, 24) -
 * the watch's replacement for Astronomy_SiderealTime(), used the same
 * way (RAMC = gmst*15 + geographic longitude) to compute the Ascendant. */
double lowprec_gmst_hours(double jd);

/* atan2()/sin()/cos() replacements for the watch build - see
 * lowprec_ephemeris.c's file-level comment. Exported (not file-static)
 * since astro.c's compute_ascendant() also needs them. Same signature/
 * semantics as their libm counterparts, in radians. */
double lowprec_atan2(double y, double x);
double lowprec_sin(double rad);
double lowprec_cos(double rad);

#endif