text: #include "emu.h"
  #include "video/taitoic.h"
  #include "includes/wgp.h"
  
  
  /*******************************************************************/
  
  INLINE void common_get_piv_tile_info( running_machine *machine, tile_data *tileinfo, int tile_index, int num )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	UINT16 tilenum = state->pivram[tile_index + num * 0x1000];	/* 3 blocks of $2000 */
  	UINT16 attr = state->pivram[tile_index + num * 0x1000 + 0x8000];	/* 3 blocks of $2000 */
  
  	SET_TILE_INFO(
  			2,
  			tilenum & 0x3fff,
  			(attr & 0x3f),	/* attr & 0x1 ?? */
  			TILE_FLIPYX( (attr & 0xc0) >> 6));
  }
  
  static TILE_GET_INFO( get_piv0_tile_info )
  {
  	common_get_piv_tile_info(machine, tileinfo, tile_index, 0);
  }
  
  static TILE_GET_INFO( get_piv1_tile_info )
  {
  	common_get_piv_tile_info(machine, tileinfo, tile_index, 1);
  }
  
  static TILE_GET_INFO( get_piv2_tile_info )
  {
  	common_get_piv_tile_info(machine, tileinfo, tile_index, 2);
  }
  
  
  static void wgp_core_vh_start( running_machine *machine, int piv_xoffs, int piv_yoffs )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  
  	state->piv_tilemap[0] = tilemap_create(machine, get_piv0_tile_info, tilemap_scan_rows, 16, 16, 64, 64);
  	state->piv_tilemap[1] = tilemap_create(machine, get_piv1_tile_info, tilemap_scan_rows, 16, 16, 64, 64);
  	state->piv_tilemap[2] = tilemap_create(machine, get_piv2_tile_info, tilemap_scan_rows, 16, 16, 64, 64);
  
  	state->piv_xoffs = piv_xoffs;
  	state->piv_yoffs = piv_yoffs;
  
  	tilemap_set_transparent_pen(state->piv_tilemap[0], 0);
  	tilemap_set_transparent_pen(state->piv_tilemap[1], 0);
  	tilemap_set_transparent_pen(state->piv_tilemap[2], 0);
  
  	/* flipscreen n/a */
  	tilemap_set_scrolldx(state->piv_tilemap[0], -piv_xoffs, 0);
  	tilemap_set_scrolldx(state->piv_tilemap[1], -piv_xoffs, 0);
  	tilemap_set_scrolldx(state->piv_tilemap[2], -piv_xoffs, 0);
  	tilemap_set_scrolldy(state->piv_tilemap[0], -piv_yoffs, 0);
  	tilemap_set_scrolldy(state->piv_tilemap[1], -piv_yoffs, 0);
  	tilemap_set_scrolldy(state->piv_tilemap[2], -piv_yoffs, 0);
  
  	/* We don't need tilemap_set_scroll_rows, as the custom draw routine applies rowscroll manually */
  	tc0100scn_set_colbanks(state->tc0100scn, 0x80, 0xc0, 0x40);
  
  	state_save_register_global(machine, state->piv_ctrl_reg);
  	state_save_register_global_array(machine, state->rotate_ctrl);
  	state_save_register_global_array(machine, state->piv_zoom);
  	state_save_register_global_array(machine, state->piv_scrollx);
  	state_save_register_global_array(machine, state->piv_scrolly);
  }
  
  VIDEO_START( wgp )
  {
  	wgp_core_vh_start(machine, 32, 16);
  }
  
  VIDEO_START( wgp2 )
  {
  	wgp_core_vh_start(machine, 32, 16);
  }
  
  
  /******************************************************************
                   PIV TILEMAP READ AND WRITE HANDLERS
  
  Piv Tilemaps
  ------------
  
  (The unused gaps look as though Taito considered making their
  custom chip capable of four rather than three tilemaps.)
  
  500000 - 501fff : unknown/unused
  502000 - 507fff : piv tilemaps 0-2 [tile numbers only]
  
  508000 - 50ffff : this area relates to pixel rows in each piv tilemap.
      Includes rowscroll for the piv tilemaps, 1-2 of which act as a
      simple road. To curve, it has rowscroll applied to each row.
  
  508000 - 5087ff unknown/unused
  
  508800  piv0 row color bank (low byte = row horizontal zoom)
  509000  piv1 row color bank (low byte = row horizontal zoom)
  509800  piv2 row color bank (low byte = row horizontal zoom)
  
      Usual low byte is 0x7f, the default row horizontal zoom.
  
      The high byte is the color offset per pixel row. Controlling
      color bank per scanline is rare in Taito games. Top Speed may
      have a similar system to make its road 'move'.
  
      In-game the high bytes are set to various values (seen 0 - 0x2b).
  
  50a000  piv0 rowscroll [sky]  (not used, but the code supports this)
  50c000  piv1 rowscroll [road] (values 0xfd00 - 0x400)
  50e000  piv2 rowscroll [road or scenery] (values 0xfd00 - 0x403)
  
      [It seems strange that unnecessarily large space allocations were
      made for rowscroll. Perhaps the raster color/zoom effects were an
      afterthought, and 508000-9fff was originally slated as rowscroll
      for 'missing' 4th piv layer. Certainly the layout is illogical.]
  
  510000 - 511fff : unknown/unused
  512000 - 517fff : piv tilemaps 0-2 [just tile colors ??]
  
  *******************************************************************/
  
  READ16_HANDLER( wgp_pivram_word_r )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = space->machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	return state->pivram[offset];
  }
  
  WRITE16_HANDLER( wgp_pivram_word_w )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = space->machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  
  	COMBINE_DATA(&state->pivram[offset]);
  
  	if (offset < 0x3000)
  	{
  		tilemap_mark_tile_dirty(state->piv_tilemap[(offset / 0x1000)], (offset % 0x1000));
  	}
  	else if ((offset >= 0x3400) && (offset < 0x4000))
  	{
  		/* do nothing, custom draw routine takes care of raster effects */
  	}
  	else if ((offset >= 0x8000) && (offset < 0xb000))
  	{
  		tilemap_mark_tile_dirty(state->piv_tilemap[((offset - 0x8000)/ 0x1000)], (offset % 0x1000));
  	}
  }
  
  READ16_HANDLER( wgp_piv_ctrl_word_r )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = space->machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	return state->piv_ctrlram[offset];
  }
  
  WRITE16_HANDLER( wgp_piv_ctrl_word_w )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = space->machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	UINT16 a, b;
  
  	COMBINE_DATA(&state->piv_ctrlram[offset]);
  	data = state->piv_ctrlram[offset];
  
  	switch (offset)
  	{
  		case 0x00:
  			a = -data;
  			b = (a & 0xffe0) >> 1;	/* kill bit 4 */
  			state->piv_scrollx[0] = (a & 0xf) | b;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x01:
  			a = -data;
  			b = (a & 0xffe0) >> 1;
  			state->piv_scrollx[1] = (a & 0xf) | b;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x02:
  			a = -data;
  			b = (a & 0xffe0) >> 1;
  			state->piv_scrollx[2] = (a & 0xf) | b;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x03:
  			state->piv_scrolly[0] = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x04:
  			state->piv_scrolly[1] = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x05:
  			state->piv_scrolly[2] = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x06:
  			/* Overall control reg (?)
                 0x39  %00111001   normal
                 0x2d  %00101101   piv2 layer goes under piv1
                       seen on Wgp stages 4,5,7 in which piv 2 used
                       for cloud or scenery wandering up screen */
  
  			state->piv_ctrl_reg = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x08:
  			/* piv 0 y zoom (0x7f = normal, not seen others) */
  			state->piv_zoom[0] = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x09:
  			/* piv 1 y zoom (0x7f = normal, values 0 &
                    0xff7f-ffbc in Wgp2) */
  			state->piv_zoom[1] = data;
  			break;
  
  		case 0x0a:
  			/* piv 2 y zoom (0x7f = normal, values 0 &
                    0xff7f-ffbc in Wgp2, 0-0x98 in Wgp round 4/5) */
  			state->piv_zoom[2] = data;
  			break;
  	}
  }
  
  
  
  
  /****************************************************************
                       SPRITE DRAW ROUTINES
  
  TODO
  ====
  
  Implement rotation/zoom properly.
  
  Sprite/piv priority: sprites always over?
  
  Wgp round 1 had some junky brown mud bank sprites in-game.
  They are indexed 0xe720-e790. 0x2720*4 => +0x9c80-9e80 in
  the spritemap area. They should be 2x2 not 4x4 tiles. We
  kludge this. Round 2 +0x9d40-9f40 contains the 2x2 sprites.
  What REALLY controls number of tiles in a sprite?
  
  Sprite colors: dust after crash in Wgp2 is odd; some
  black/grey barrels on late Wgp circuit also look strange -
  possibly the same wrong color.
  
  
  Memory Map
  ----------
  
  400000 - 40bfff : Sprite tile mapping area
  
      Tile numbers (0-0x3fff) alternate with word containing tile
      color/unknown bits. I'm _not_ 100% sure that only Wgp2 uses
      the unknown bits.
  
      xxxxxxxx x.......  unused ??
      ........ .x......  unknown (Wgp2 only: Taito tyre bridge on default course)
      ........ ..x.....  unknown (Wgp2 only)
      ........ ...x....  unknown (Wgp2 only: Direction signs just before hill # 1)
      ........ ....cccc  color (0-15)
  
      Tile map for each standard big sprite is 64 bytes (16 tiles).
      (standard big sprite comprises 4x4 16x16 tiles)
  
      Tile map for each small sprite only uses 16 of the 64 bytes.
        The remaining 48 bytes are garbage and should be ignored.
      (small sprite comprises 2x2 16x16 tiles)
  
  40c000 - 40dbff : Sprite Table
  
      Every 16 bytes contains one sprite entry. First entry is
      ignored [as 0 in active sprites list means no sprite].
  
      (0x1c0 [no.of entries] * 0x40 [bytes for big sprite] = 0x6fff
      of sprite tile mapping area can be addressed at any one time.)
  
      Sprite entry     (preliminary)
      ------------
  
      +0x00  x pos (signed)
      +0x02  y pos (signed)
      +0x04  index to tile mapping area [2 msbs always set]
  
             (400000 + (index & 0x3fff) << 2) points to relevant part of
             sprite tile mapping area. Index >0x2fff would be invalid.
  
      +0x06  zoom size (pixels) [typical range 0x1-5f, 0x3f = standard]
             Looked up from a logarithm table in the data rom indexed
             by the z coordinate. Max size prog allows before it blanks
             the sprite is 0x140.
  
      +0x08  incxx ?? (usually stuck at 0xf800)
      +0x0a  incyy ?? (usually stuck at 0xf800)
  
      +0x0c  z coordinate i.e. how far away the sprite is from you
             going into the screen. Max distance prog allows before it
             blanks the sprite is 0x3fff. 0x1400 is about the farthest
             away that the code creates sprites. 0x400 = standard
             distance corresponding to 0x3f zoom.  <0x400 = close to
  
      +0x0e  non-zero only during rotation.
  
      NB: +0x0c and +0x0e are paired. Equivalent of incyx and incxy ??
  
      (No longer used entries typically have 0xfff6 in +0x06 and +0x08.)
  
      Only 2 rotation examples (i) at 0x40c000 when Taito
      logo displayed (Wgp only). (ii) stage 5 (rain).
      Other in-game sprites are simply using +0x06 and +0x0c,
  
      So the sprite rotation in Wgp screenshots must be a *blanket*
      rotate effect, identical to the one applied to piv layers.
      This explains why sprite/piv positions are basically okay
      despite failure to implement rotation.
  
  40dc00 - 40dfff: Active Sprites list
  
      Each word is a sprite number, 0x0 thru 0x1bf. If !=0
      a word makes active the 0x10 bytes of sprite data at
      (40c000 + sprite_num * 0x10). (Wgp2 fills this in reverse).
  
  40fff0: Unknown (sprite control word?)
  
      Wgp alternates 0x8000 and 0. Wgp2 only pokes 0.
      Could this be some frame buffer control that would help to
      reduce the sprite timing glitches in Wgp?
  
  ****************************************************************/
  
  /* Sprite tilemapping area doesn't have a straightforward
     structure for each big sprite: the hardware is probably
     constructing each 4x4 sprite from 4 2x2 sprites... */
  
  static const UINT8 xlookup[16] =
  	{ 0, 1, 0, 1,
  	  2, 3, 2, 3,
  	  0, 1, 0, 1,
  	  2, 3, 2, 3 };
  
  static const UINT8 ylookup[16] =
  	{ 0, 0, 1, 1,
  	  0, 0, 1, 1,
  	  2, 2, 3, 3,
  	  2, 2, 3, 3 };
  
  static void draw_sprites( running_machine *machine, bitmap_t *bitmap, const rectangle *cliprect, int y_offs )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	UINT16 *spriteram = state->spriteram;
  	int offs, i, j, k;
  	int x, y, curx, cury;
  	int zx, zy, zoomx, zoomy, priority = 0;
  	UINT8 small_sprite, col, flipx, flipy;
  	UINT16 code, bigsprite, map_index;
  	UINT16 rotate = 0;
  	UINT16 tile_mask = (machine->gfx[0]->total_elements) - 1;
  	static const int primasks[2] = {0x0, 0xfffc};	/* fff0 => under rhs of road only */
  
  	for (offs = 0x1ff; offs >= 0; offs--)
  	{
  		code = (spriteram[0xe00 + offs]);
  
  		if (code)	/* do we have an active sprite ? */
  		{
  			i = (code << 3) & 0xfff;	/* yes, so we look up its sprite entry */
  
  			x = spriteram[i];
  			y = spriteram[i + 1];
  			bigsprite = spriteram[i + 2] & 0x3fff;
  
  			/* The last five words [i + 3 thru 7] must be zoom/rotation
                 control: for time being we kludge zoom using 1 word.
                 Timing problems are causing many glitches. */
  
  			if ((spriteram[i + 4] == 0xfff6) && (spriteram[i + 5] == 0))
  				continue;
  
  			if (((spriteram[i + 4] != 0xf800) && (spriteram[i + 4] != 0xfff6))
  				|| ((spriteram[i + 5] != 0xf800) && (spriteram[i + 5] != 0))
  				|| spriteram[i + 7] != 0)
  				rotate = i << 1;
  
  			/***** Begin zoom kludge ******/
  
  			zoomx = (spriteram[i + 3] & 0x1ff) + 1;
  			zoomy = (spriteram[i + 3] & 0x1ff) + 1;
  
  			y -= 4;
  			// distant sprites were some 16 pixels too far down //
  			y -= ((0x40 - zoomy)/4);
  
  			/****** end zoom kludge *******/
  
  			/* Treat coords as signed */
  			if (x & 0x8000)  x -= 0x10000;
  			if (y & 0x8000)  y -= 0x10000;
  
  			map_index = bigsprite << 1;	/* now we access sprite tilemap */
  
  			/* don't know what selects 2x2 sprites: we use a nasty kludge which seems to work */
  
  			i = state->spritemap[map_index + 0xa];
  			j = state->spritemap[map_index + 0xc];
  			small_sprite = ((i > 0) & (i <= 8) & (j > 0) & (j <= 8));
  
  			if (small_sprite)
  			{
  				for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)
  				{
  					code = state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1))] & tile_mask;
  					col  = state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1) + 1)] & 0xf;
  
  					/* not known what controls priority */
  					priority = (state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1) + 1)] & 0x70) >> 4;
  
  					flipx = 0;	// no flip xy?
  					flipy = 0;
  
  					k = xlookup[i];	// assumes no xflip
  					j = ylookup[i];	// assumes no yflip
  
  					curx = x + ((k * zoomx) / 2);
  					cury = y + ((j * zoomy) / 2);
  
  					zx = x + (((k + 1) * zoomx) / 2) - curx;
  					zy = y + (((j + 1) * zoomy) / 2) - cury;
  
  					pdrawgfxzoom_transpen(bitmap, cliprect,machine->gfx[0],
  							code,
  							col,
  							flipx, flipy,
  							curx,cury,
  							zx << 12, zy << 12,
  							machine->priority_bitmap,primasks[((priority >> 1) &1)],0);	/* maybe >> 2 or 0...? */
  				}
  			}
  			else
  			{
  				for (i = 0; i < 16; i++)
  				{
  					code = state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1))] & tile_mask;
  					col  = state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1) + 1)] & 0xf;
  
  					/* not known what controls priority */
  					priority = (state->spritemap[(map_index + (i << 1) + 1)] & 0x70) >> 4;
  
  					flipx = 0;	// no flip xy?
  					flipy = 0;
  
  					k = xlookup[i];	// assumes no xflip
  					j = ylookup[i];	// assumes no yflip
  
  					curx = x + ((k * zoomx) / 4);
  					cury = y + ((j * zoomy) / 4);
  
  					zx = x + (((k + 1) * zoomx) / 4) - curx;
  					zy = y + (((j + 1) * zoomy) / 4) - cury;
  
  					pdrawgfxzoom_transpen(bitmap, cliprect,machine->gfx[0],
  							code,
  							col,
  							flipx, flipy,
  							curx,cury,
  							zx << 12, zy << 12,
  							machine->priority_bitmap,primasks[((priority >> 1) &1)],0);	/* maybe >> 2 or 0...? */
  				}
  			}
  		}
  
  	}
  #if 0
  	if (rotate)
  	{
  		char buf[80];
  		sprintf(buf, "sprite rotate offs %04x ?", rotate);
  		popmessage(buf);
  	}
  #endif
  }
  
  
  /*********************************************************
                         CUSTOM DRAW
  *********************************************************/
  
  INLINE void bryan2_drawscanline( bitmap_t *bitmap, int x, int y, int length,
  		const UINT16 *src, int transparent, UINT32 orient, bitmap_t *priority, int pri )
  {
  	UINT16 *dsti = BITMAP_ADDR16(bitmap, y, x);
  	UINT8 *dstp = BITMAP_ADDR8(priority, y, x);
  
  	if (transparent)
  	{
  		while (length--)
  		{
  			UINT32 spixel = *src++;
  			if (spixel < 0x7fff)
  			{
  				*dsti = spixel;
  				*dstp = pri;
  			}
  			dsti++;
  			dstp++;
  		}
  	}
  	else  /* Not transparent case */
  	{
  		while (length--)
  		{
  			*dsti++ = *src++;
  			*dstp++ = pri;
  		}
  	}
  }
  
  
  
  static void wgp_piv_layer_draw( running_machine *machine, bitmap_t *bitmap, const rectangle *cliprect, int layer, int flags, UINT32 priority )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	bitmap_t *srcbitmap = tilemap_get_pixmap(state->piv_tilemap[layer]);
  	bitmap_t *flagsbitmap = tilemap_get_flagsmap(state->piv_tilemap[layer]);
  
  	UINT16 *dst16,*src16;
  	UINT8 *tsrc;
  	int i, y, y_index, src_y_index, row_index, row_zoom;
  
  	/* I have a fairly strong feeling these should be UINT32's, x_index is
         falling through from max +ve to max -ve quite a lot in this routine */
  	int sx, x_index, x_step;
  
  	UINT32 zoomx, zoomy;
  	UINT16 scanline[512];
  	UINT16 row_colbank, row_scroll;
  	int flipscreen = 0;	/* n/a */
  	int machine_flip = 0;	/* for  ROT 180 ? */
  
  	UINT16 screen_width = cliprect->max_x - cliprect->min_x + 1;
  	UINT16 min_y = cliprect->min_y;
  	UINT16 max_y = cliprect->max_y;
  
  	int width_mask = 0x3ff;
  
  	zoomx = 0x10000;	/* No overall X zoom, unlike TC0480SCP */
  
  	/* Y-axis zoom offers expansion/compression: 0x7f = no zoom, 0xff = max ???
         In WGP see:  stage 4 (big spectator stand)
                      stage 5 (cloud layer)
                      stage 7 (two bits of background scenery)
                      stage 8 (unknown - surely something should be appearing here...)
         In WGP2 see: road at big hill (default course) */
  
  	/* This calculation may be wrong, the y_index one too */
  	zoomy = 0x10000 - (((state->piv_ctrlram[0x08 + layer] & 0xff) - 0x7f) * 512);
  
  	if (!flipscreen)
  	{
  		sx = ((state->piv_scrollx[layer]) << 16);
  		sx += (state->piv_xoffs) * zoomx;		/* may be imperfect */
  
  		y_index = (state->piv_scrolly[layer] << 16);
  		y_index += (state->piv_yoffs + min_y) * zoomy;		/* may be imperfect */
  	}
  	else	/* piv tiles flipscreen n/a */
  	{
  		sx = 0;
  		y_index = 0;
  	}
  
  	if (!machine_flip)
  		y = min_y;
  	else
  		y = max_y;
  
  	do
  	{
  		int a;
  
  		src_y_index = (y_index >> 16) & 0x3ff;
  		row_index = src_y_index;
  
  		row_zoom = state->pivram[row_index + layer * 0x400 + 0x3400] & 0xff;
  
  		row_colbank = state->pivram[row_index + layer * 0x400 + 0x3400] >> 8;
  		a = (row_colbank & 0xe0);	/* kill bit 4 */
  		row_colbank = (((row_colbank & 0xf) << 1) | a) << 4;
  
  		row_scroll = state->pivram[row_index + layer * 0x1000 + 0x4000];
  		a = (row_scroll & 0xffe0) >> 1;	/* kill bit 4 */
  		row_scroll = ((row_scroll & 0xf) | a) & width_mask;
  
  		x_index = sx - (row_scroll << 16);
  
  		x_step = zoomx;
  		if (row_zoom > 0x7f)	/* zoom in: reduce x_step */
  		{
  			x_step -= (((row_zoom - 0x7f) << 8) & 0xffff);
  		}
  		else if (row_zoom < 0x7f)	/* zoom out: increase x_step */
  		{
  			x_step += (((0x7f - row_zoom) << 8) & 0xffff);
  		}
  
  		src16 = BITMAP_ADDR16(srcbitmap, src_y_index, 0);
  		tsrc  = BITMAP_ADDR8(flagsbitmap, src_y_index, 0);
  		dst16 = scanline;
  
  		if (flags & TILEMAP_DRAW_OPAQUE)
  		{
  			for (i = 0; i < screen_width; i++)
  			{
  				*dst16++ = src16[(x_index >> 16) & width_mask] + row_colbank;
  				x_index += x_step;
  			}
  		}
  		else
  		{
  			for (i = 0; i < screen_width; i++)
  			{
  				if (tsrc[(x_index >> 16) & width_mask])
  					*dst16++ = src16[(x_index >> 16) & width_mask] + row_colbank;
  				else
  					*dst16++ = 0x8000;
  				x_index += x_step;
  			}
  		}
  
  		bryan2_drawscanline(bitmap, 0, y, screen_width, scanline, (flags & TILEMAP_DRAW_OPAQUE) ? 0 : 1, ROT0, machine->priority_bitmap, priority);
  
  		y_index += zoomy;
  		if (!machine_flip) y++; else y--;
  	}
  	while ((!machine_flip && y <= max_y) || (machine_flip && y >= min_y));
  
  }
  
  
  
  /**************************************************************
                          SCREEN REFRESH
  **************************************************************/
  
  VIDEO_UPDATE( wgp )
  {
  	wgp_state *state = screen->machine->driver_data<wgp_state>();
  	int i;
  	UINT8 layer[3];
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	static UINT8 dislayer[4];
  #endif
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	if (input_code_pressed_once (screen->machine, KEYCODE_V))
  	{
  		dislayer[0] ^= 1;
  		popmessage("piv0: %01x",dislayer[0]);
  	}
  
  	if (input_code_pressed_once (screen->machine, KEYCODE_B))
  	{
  		dislayer[1] ^= 1;
  		popmessage("piv1: %01x",dislayer[1]);
  	}
  
  	if (input_code_pressed_once (screen->machine, KEYCODE_N))
  	{
  		dislayer[2] ^= 1;
  		popmessage("piv2: %01x",dislayer[2]);
  	}
  
  	if (input_code_pressed_once (screen->machine, KEYCODE_M))
  	{
  		dislayer[3] ^= 1;
  		popmessage("TC0100SCN top bg layer: %01x",dislayer[3]);
  	}
  #endif
  
  	for (i = 0; i < 3; i++)
  	{
  		tilemap_set_scrollx(state->piv_tilemap[i], 0, state->piv_scrollx[i]);
  		tilemap_set_scrolly(state->piv_tilemap[i], 0, state->piv_scrolly[i]);
  	}
  
  	tc0100scn_tilemap_update(state->tc0100scn);
  
  	bitmap_fill(bitmap, cliprect, 0);
  
  	layer[0] = 0;
  	layer[1] = 1;
  	layer[2] = 2;
  
  	if (state->piv_ctrl_reg == 0x2d)
  	{
  		layer[1] = 2;
  		layer[2] = 1;
  	}
  
  /* We should draw the following on a 1024x1024 bitmap... */
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	if (dislayer[layer[0]] == 0)
  #endif
  	wgp_piv_layer_draw(screen->machine, bitmap, cliprect, layer[0], TILEMAP_DRAW_OPAQUE, 1);
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	if (dislayer[layer[1]] == 0)
  #endif
  	wgp_piv_layer_draw(screen->machine, bitmap, cliprect, layer[1], 0, 2);
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	if (dislayer[layer[2]] == 0)
  #endif
  	wgp_piv_layer_draw(screen->machine, bitmap, cliprect, layer[2], 0, 4);
  
  	draw_sprites(screen->machine, bitmap, cliprect, 16);
  
  /* ... then here we should apply rotation from wgp_sate_ctrl[] to the bitmap before we draw the TC0100SCN layers on it */
  	layer[0] = tc0100scn_bottomlayer(state->tc0100scn);
  	layer[1] = layer[0] ^ 1;
  	layer[2] = 2;
  
  	tc0100scn_tilemap_draw(state->tc0100scn, bitmap, cliprect, layer[0], 0, 0);
  
  #ifdef MAME_DEBUG
  	if (dislayer[3] == 0)
  #endif
  	tc0100scn_tilemap_draw(state->tc0100scn, bitmap, cliprect, layer[1], 0, 0);
  	tc0100scn_tilemap_draw(state->tc0100scn, bitmap, cliprect, layer[2], 0, 0);
  
  #if 0
  	{
  		char buf[80];
  		sprintf(buf,"wgp_piv_ctrl_reg: %04x y zoom: %04x %04x %04x",state->piv_ctrl_reg,
  						state->piv_zoom[0],state->piv_zoom[1],state->piv_zoom[2]);
  		popmessage(buf);
  	}
  #endif
  
  /* Enable this to watch the rotation control words */
  #if 0
  	{
  		char buf[80];
  		int i;
  
  		for (i = 0; i < 8; i += 1)
  		{
  			sprintf (buf, "%02x: %04x", i, wgp_rotate_ctrl[i]);
  			ui_draw_text (buf, 0, i*8);
  		}
  	}
  #endif
  	return 0;
  }
  
  