Beispiel #1
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// Read a simulator command from the keyboard ("h", "?", "d", number,
// or empty line) and execute it.  Return true if we hit end-of-input
// or execute_command told us to quit.  Otherwise return false.
//
int read_execute_command(int reg[], int nreg, int mem[], int memlen) {
	// Buffer for the command line from the keyboard, plus its size
	//
	char *cmd_buffer = NULL;
	size_t cmd_buffer_len = 0, bytes_read = 0;

	// Values read using sscanf of command line
	//
	int nbr_cycles;
	char cmd_char;
	size_t words_read;	// number of items read by sscanf call

	int done = 0;	// Should simulator stop?

	bytes_read = getline(&cmd_buffer, &cmd_buffer_len, stdin);
	if (bytes_read == -1) {
		done = 1;   // Hit end of file
	}
	
	words_read = sscanf(cmd_buffer, "%d", &nbr_cycles);
	// If we found a number, do that many instruction cycles.  
	// Otherwise sscanf for a character and call execute_command with it.
	// (Note the character might be '\n'.)
	//
//	printf("%d %d",words_read,nbr_cycles);
	if (words_read == 1) {
		many_instruction_cycles(nbr_cycles,reg,nreg,mem,memlen);
	} else {
		words_read = sscanf(cmd_buffer,"%c",&cmd_char);
		execute_command(cmd_char,reg,nreg,mem,memlen);
	}

	free(cmd_buffer);
	return done;
}
Beispiel #2
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int read_execute_command(CPU *cpu) {
    // Buffer to read next command line into
    #define CMD_LINE_LEN 80
    char cmd_line[CMD_LINE_LEN];
    char *read_success;     // NULL if reading in a line fails.
    int nbr_cycles;     // Number of instruction cycles to execute
    char cmd_char;      // Command 'q', 'h', '?', 'd', or '\n'
    int done = 0;       // Should simulator stop?
    int words_read;

    read_success = fgets(cmd_line, CMD_LINE_LEN, stdin);

    while (read_success != NULL && !done) {
        words_read = sscanf(cmd_line, "%d", &nbr_cycles);
	if (words_read==1){
	  many_instruction_cycles(nbr_cycles, cpu);
	} else {
	  words_read = sscanf(cmd_line,"%c",&cmd_char);
	  execute_command(cmd_char, cpu);
	}
    read_success = fgets(cmd_line, CMD_LINE_LEN, stdin);    
    }

    return done;
}
int read_execute_command(int reg[], int nreg, int mem[], int memlen)
{
  char *cmd_buffer = NULL;
  size_t cmd_buffer_len = 0, bytes_read = 0;

  int nbr_cycles;
  char cmd_char;
  size_t words_read;

  int done = 0;

  /* Get user input */
  bytes_read = getline(&cmd_buffer, &cmd_buffer_len, stdin);

  /* Did we hit the end of file? */
  if (bytes_read == -1) {
    done = 1;
  }

  words_read = sscanf(cmd_buffer, "%d", &nbr_cycles);

  /* If a char was read then try to execute the according
   * command, else if an integer was entered, try to
   * execute this number of cycles */
  if (words_read == 0) {
    sscanf(cmd_buffer, "%c", &cmd_char);
    done = execute_command(cmd_char, reg, nreg, mem, memlen);
  } else {

    /* Check first is the number of cycles is invalid.
     * If yes then execute one or more instructions */
    if (nbr_cycles < 1 ||
        nbr_cycles > memlen ||
        nbr_cycles > (memlen - pc)) {
      printf("%d is an invalid number of cycles!!", nbr_cycles);
    } else if (nbr_cycles == 1) {
      one_instruction_cycle(reg, nreg, mem, memlen);
    } else {
      many_instruction_cycles(nbr_cycles, reg, nreg, mem, memlen);
    }
  }

  /* Command buffer not needed anymore */
  free(cmd_buffer);

  return done;
}