Exemple #1
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static void DeallocateDeffunctionData(
  void *theEnv)
  {
#if ! RUN_TIME
   struct deffunctionModule *theModuleItem;
   void *theModule;

#if BLOAD || BLOAD_AND_BSAVE
   if (Bloaded(theEnv)) return;
#endif

   DoForAllConstructs(theEnv,DestroyDeffunctionAction,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,FALSE,NULL); 

   for (theModule = EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,NULL);
        theModule != NULL;
        theModule = EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,theModule))
     {
      theModuleItem = (struct deffunctionModule *)
                      GetModuleItem(theEnv,(struct defmodule *) theModule,
                                    DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex);
      rtn_struct(theEnv,deffunctionModule,theModuleItem);
     }
#else
#endif
  }
Exemple #2
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : SingleDeffunctionToCode
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out a single deffunction's
                 data to the file
  INPUTS       : 1) The output file
                 2) The deffunction
                 3) The compile image id
                 4) The maximum number of
                    elements in an array
                 5) The module index
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction data written
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void SingleDeffunctionToCode(
  void *theEnv,
  FILE *theFile,
  DEFFUNCTION *theDeffunction,
  int imageID,
  int maxIndices,
  int moduleCount)
  {
   /* ==================
      Deffunction Header
      ================== */

   fprintf(theFile,"{");
   ConstructHeaderToCode(theEnv,theFile,&theDeffunction->header,imageID,maxIndices,moduleCount,
                         ModulePrefix(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCodeItem),
                         ConstructPrefix(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCodeItem));

   /* =========================
      Deffunction specific data
      ========================= */
   fprintf(theFile,",0,0,0,");
   ExpressionToCode(theEnv,theFile,theDeffunction->code);
   fprintf(theFile,",%d,%d,%d",
           theDeffunction->minNumberOfParameters,
           theDeffunction->maxNumberOfParameters,
           theDeffunction->numberOfLocalVars);

   fprintf(theFile,"}");
  }
Exemple #3
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static void DeallocateDeffunctionData(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS)
  {
#if ! RUN_TIME
   struct deffunctionModule *theModuleItem;
   void *theModule;

#if BLOAD || BLOAD_AND_BSAVE
   if (Bloaded(theEnv,execStatus)) return;
#endif

   DoForAllConstructs(theEnv,execStatus,DestroyDeffunctionAction,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,FALSE,NULL); 

   for (theModule = EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,execStatus,NULL);
        theModule != NULL;
        theModule = EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,execStatus,theModule))
     {
      theModuleItem = (struct deffunctionModule *)
                      GetModuleItem(theEnv,execStatus,(struct defmodule *) theModule,
                                    DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionModuleIndex);
      rtn_struct(theEnv,execStatus,deffunctionModule,theModuleItem);
     }
#else
#if MAC_MCW || WIN_MCW || MAC_XCD
#pragma unused(theEnv,execStatus)
#endif
#endif
  }
Exemple #4
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/***************************************************************
  NAME         : GetDeffunctionListFunction
  DESCRIPTION  : Groups all deffunction names into
                 a multifield list
  INPUTS       : A data object buffer to hold
                 the multifield result
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Multifield allocated and filled
  NOTES        : H/L Syntax: (get-deffunction-list [<module>])
 ***************************************************************/
globle void GetDeffunctionListFunction(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  DATA_OBJECT *returnValue)
  {
   GetConstructListFunction(theEnv,execStatus,"get-deffunction-list",returnValue,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }
Exemple #5
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : LookupDeffunctionInScope
  DESCRIPTION  : Finds a deffunction in current or
                   imported modules (module
                   specifier is not allowed)
  INPUTS       : The deffunction name
  RETURNS      : The deffunction (NULL if not found)
  SIDE EFFECTS : Error message printed on
                  ambiguous references
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
globle DEFFUNCTION *LookupDeffunctionInScope(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  char *deffunctionName)
  {
   return((DEFFUNCTION *) LookupConstruct(theEnv,execStatus,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct,deffunctionName,FALSE));
  }
Exemple #6
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : BsaveDeffunctionExpressions
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out all expressions needed
                   by deffunctyions
  INPUTS       : The file pointer of the binary file
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : File updated
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void BsaveDeffunctionExpressions(
    void *theEnv,
    FILE *fp)
{
    DoForAllConstructs(theEnv,BsaveDeffunctionExpression,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,
                       FALSE,(void *) fp);
}
Exemple #7
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : EnvListDeffunctions
  DESCRIPTION  : Displays all deffunction names
  INPUTS       : 1) The logical name of the output
                 2) The module
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction name sprinted
  NOTES        : C Interface
 ***************************************************/
globle void EnvListDeffunctions(
  void *theEnv,
  char *logicalName,
  struct defmodule *theModule)
  {
   ListConstruct(theEnv,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct,logicalName,theModule);
  }
Exemple #8
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : UpdateDeffunction
  DESCRIPTION  : Updates deffunction with binary
                 load data - sets pointers from
                 offset information
  INPUTS       : 1) A pointer to the bloaded data
                 2) The index of the binary array
                    element to update
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction pointers upadted
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void UpdateDeffunction(
    void *theEnv,
    void *buf,
    long obji)
{
    BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION *bdptr;
    DEFFUNCTION *dptr;

    bdptr = (BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION *) buf;
    dptr = (DEFFUNCTION *) &DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionArray[obji];

    UpdateConstructHeader(theEnv,&bdptr->header,&dptr->header,
                          (int) sizeof(DEFFUNCTION_MODULE),(void *) DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->ModuleArray,
                          (int) sizeof(DEFFUNCTION),(void *) DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionArray);

    dptr->code = ExpressionPointer(bdptr->code);
    dptr->busy = 0;
    dptr->executing = 0;
#if DEBUGGING_FUNCTIONS
    dptr->trace = (unsigned short) DeffunctionData(theEnv)->WatchDeffunctions;
#endif
    dptr->minNumberOfParameters = bdptr->minNumberOfParameters;
    dptr->maxNumberOfParameters = bdptr->maxNumberOfParameters;
    dptr->numberOfLocalVars = bdptr->numberOfLocalVars;
}
Exemple #9
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/***************************************************************
  NAME         : EnvGetDeffunctionList
  DESCRIPTION  : Groups all deffunction names into
                 a multifield list
  INPUTS       : 1) A data object buffer to hold
                    the multifield result
                 2) The module from which to obtain deffunctions
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Multifield allocated and filled
  NOTES        : External C access
 ***************************************************************/
globle void EnvGetDeffunctionList(
  void *theEnv,
  DATA_OBJECT *returnValue,
  struct defmodule *theModule)
  {
   GetConstructList(theEnv,returnValue,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct,theModule);
  }
Exemple #10
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : SaveDeffunctions
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out deffunctions
                 for (save) command
  INPUTS       : The logical output name
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Writes out deffunctions
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void SaveDeffunctions(
  void *theEnv,
  void *theModule,
  char *logicalName)
  {
   SaveConstruct(theEnv,theModule,logicalName,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }
Exemple #11
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/*******************************************************
  NAME         : UnboundDeffunctionErr
  DESCRIPTION  : Print out a synopis of the currently
                   executing deffunction for unbound
                   variable errors
  INPUTS       : None
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Error synopsis printed to WERROR
  NOTES        : None
 *******************************************************/
static void UnboundDeffunctionErr(
  void *theEnv)
  {
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WERROR,"deffunction ");
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WERROR,EnvGetDeffunctionName(theEnv,(void *) DeffunctionData(theEnv)->ExecutingDeffunction));
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WERROR,".\n");
  }
Exemple #12
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : EnvFindDeffunction
  DESCRIPTION  : Searches for a deffunction
  INPUTS       : The name of the deffunction
                 (possibly including a module name)
  RETURNS      : Pointer to the deffunction if
                 found, otherwise NULL
  SIDE EFFECTS : None
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
globle void *EnvFindDeffunction(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  char *dfnxModuleAndName)
  {
   return(FindNamedConstruct(theEnv,execStatus,dfnxModuleAndName,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct));
  }
Exemple #13
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/***************************************************************
  NAME         : EnvGetDeffunctionList
  DESCRIPTION  : Groups all deffunction names into
                 a multifield list
  INPUTS       : 1) A data object buffer to hold
                    the multifield result
                 2) The module from which to obtain deffunctions
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Multifield allocated and filled
  NOTES        : External C access
 ***************************************************************/
globle void EnvGetDeffunctionList(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  DATA_OBJECT *returnValue,
  struct defmodule *theModule)
  {
   GetConstructList(theEnv,execStatus,returnValue,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct,theModule);
  }
Exemple #14
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : WatchDeffunction
  DESCRIPTION  : Displays a message indicating when
                 a deffunction began and ended
                 execution
  INPUTS       : The beginning or end trace string
                 to print when deffunction starts
                 or finishes respectively
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Watch message printed
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void WatchDeffunction(
  void *theEnv,
  char *tstring)
  {
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE,"DFN ");
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE,tstring);
   if (DeffunctionData(theEnv)->ExecutingDeffunction->header.whichModule->theModule != ((struct defmodule *) EnvGetCurrentModule(theEnv)))
     {
      EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE,EnvGetDefmoduleName(theEnv,(void *)
                        DeffunctionData(theEnv)->ExecutingDeffunction->header.whichModule->theModule));
      EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE,"::");
     }
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE,ValueToString(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->ExecutingDeffunction->header.name));
   EnvPrintRouter(theEnv,WTRACE," ED:");
   PrintLongInteger(theEnv,WTRACE,(long long) EvaluationData(theEnv)->CurrentEvaluationDepth);
   PrintProcParamArray(theEnv,WTRACE);
  }
Exemple #15
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : EnvListDeffunctions
  DESCRIPTION  : Displays all deffunction names
  INPUTS       : 1) The logical name of the output
                 2) The module
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction name sprinted
  NOTES        : C Interface
 ***************************************************/
globle void EnvListDeffunctions(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  char *logicalName,
  struct defmodule *theModule)
  {
   ListConstruct(theEnv,execStatus,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct,logicalName,theModule);
  }
Exemple #16
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : SaveDeffunctions
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out deffunctions
                 for (save) command
  INPUTS       : The logical output name
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Writes out deffunctions
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void SaveDeffunctions(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  void *theModule,
  char *logicalName)
  {
   SaveConstruct(theEnv,execStatus,theModule,logicalName,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }
Exemple #17
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : ReturnModule
  DESCRIPTION  : Removes a deffunction module and
                 all associated deffunctions
  INPUTS       : The deffunction module
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Module and deffunctions deleted
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void ReturnModule(
  void *theEnv,
  void *theItem)
  {
#if (! BLOAD_ONLY)
   FreeConstructHeaderModule(theEnv,(struct defmoduleItemHeader *) theItem,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct);
#endif
   rtn_struct(theEnv,deffunctionModule,theItem);
  }
Exemple #18
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : SaveDeffunctionHeaders
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out deffunction forward
                 declarations for (save) command
  INPUTS       : The logical output name
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Writes out deffunctions with no
                 body of actions
  NOTES        : Used for deffunctions which are
                 mutually recursive with other
                 constructs
 ***************************************************/
static void SaveDeffunctionHeaders(
  void *theEnv,
  void *theModule,
  char *logicalName)
  {
   DoForAllConstructsInModule(theEnv,theModule,SaveDeffunctionHeader,
                              DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,
                              FALSE,(void *) logicalName);
  }
Exemple #19
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/***********************************************************************
  NAME         : DeffunctionWatchPrint
  DESCRIPTION  : Parses a list of deffunction names passed by
                 AddWatchItem() and displays the traces accordingly
  INPUTS       : 1) The logical name of the output
                 2) A code indicating which trace flag is to be examined
                    Ignored
                 3) A list of expressions containing the names
                    of the deffunctions for which to examine traces
  RETURNS      : TRUE if all OK, FALSE otherwise
  SIDE EFFECTS : Watch flags displayed for specified deffunctions
  NOTES        : Accessory function for AddWatchItem()
 ***********************************************************************/
static unsigned DeffunctionWatchPrint(
  void *theEnv,
  char *logName,
  int code,
  EXPRESSION *argExprs)
  {

   return(ConstructPrintWatchAccess(theEnv,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct,logName,argExprs,
                                    EnvGetDeffunctionWatch,EnvSetDeffunctionWatch));
  }
Exemple #20
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/******************************************************************
  NAME         : DeffunctionWatchAccess
  DESCRIPTION  : Parses a list of deffunction names passed by
                 AddWatchItem() and sets the traces accordingly
  INPUTS       : 1) A code indicating which trace flag is to be set
                    Ignored
                 2) The value to which to set the trace flags
                 3) A list of expressions containing the names
                    of the deffunctions for which to set traces
  RETURNS      : TRUE if all OK, FALSE otherwise
  SIDE EFFECTS : Watch flags set in specified deffunctions
  NOTES        : Accessory function for AddWatchItem()
 ******************************************************************/
static unsigned DeffunctionWatchAccess(
  void *theEnv,
  int code,
  unsigned newState,
  EXPRESSION *argExprs)
  {

   return(ConstructSetWatchAccess(theEnv,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct,newState,argExprs,
                                    EnvGetDeffunctionWatch,EnvSetDeffunctionWatch));
  }
Exemple #21
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/***************************************************************************
  NAME         : BsaveDeffunctionFind
  DESCRIPTION  : For all deffunctions, this routine marks all
                   the needed symbols.
                 Also, it also counts the number of
                   expression structures needed.
                 Also, counts total number of deffunctions.
  INPUTS       : None
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : ExpressionCount (a global from BSAVE.C) is incremented
                   for every expression needed
                 Symbols are marked in their structures
  NOTES        : Also sets bsaveIndex for each deffunction (assumes
                   deffunctions will be bsaved in order of binary list)
 ***************************************************************************/
static void BsaveDeffunctionFind(
    void *theEnv)
{
    SaveBloadCount(theEnv,DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->ModuleCount);
    SaveBloadCount(theEnv,DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCount);
    DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCount = 0L;

    DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->ModuleCount =
        DoForAllConstructs(theEnv,MarkDeffunctionItems,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,
                           FALSE,NULL);
}
Exemple #22
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : DeffunctionModuleToCode
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out the C values for a
                 deffunction module item
  INPUTS       : 1) The output file
                 2) The module for the deffunctions
                 3) The compile image id
                 4) The maximum number of elements
                    in an array
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction module item written
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
static void DeffunctionModuleToCode(
  void *theEnv,
  FILE *theFile,
  struct defmodule *theModule,
  int imageID,
  int maxIndices)
  {
   fprintf(theFile,"{");
   ConstructModuleToCode(theEnv,theFile,theModule,imageID,maxIndices,
                         DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,ConstructPrefix(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCodeItem));
   fprintf(theFile,"}");
  }
Exemple #23
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/****************************************************
  NAME         : DeffunctionCModuleReference
  DESCRIPTION  : Prints out a reference to a
                 deffunction module
  INPUTS       : 1) The output file
                 2) The id of the module item
                 3) The id of the image
                 4) The maximum number of elements
                    allowed in an array
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction module reference printed
  NOTES        : None
 ****************************************************/
void DeffunctionCModuleReference(
  void *theEnv,
  FILE *theFile,
  int count,
  int imageID,
  int maxIndices)
  {
   fprintf(theFile,"MIHS &%s%d_%d[%d]",
                      ModulePrefix(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCodeItem),
                      imageID,
                      (count / maxIndices) + 1,
                      (count % maxIndices));
  }
Exemple #24
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : PrintDeffunctionReference
  DESCRIPTION  : Prints a reference to the run-time
                 deffunction array for the construct
                 compiler
  INPUTS       : 1) The file output destination
                 2) A pointer to the deffunction
                 3) The id of the run-time image
                 4) The maximum number of indices
                    in any array
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Reference printed
  NOTES        : None
 ***************************************************/
void PrintDeffunctionReference(
  void *theEnv,
  FILE *fp,
  DEFFUNCTION *dfPtr,
  int imageID,
  int maxIndices)
  {
   if (dfPtr == NULL)
     fprintf(fp,"NULL");
   else
     fprintf(fp,"&%s%d_%d[%d]",ConstructPrefix(DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCodeItem),imageID,
                               (int) ((dfPtr->header.bsaveID / maxIndices) + 1),
                               (int) (dfPtr->header.bsaveID % maxIndices));
  }
Exemple #25
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static unsigned DeffunctionWatchAccess(
  void *theEnv,
  EXEC_STATUS,
  int code,
  unsigned newState,
  EXPRESSION *argExprs)
  {
#if MAC_MCW || WIN_MCW || MAC_XCD
#pragma unused(code)
#endif

   return(ConstructSetWatchAccess(theEnv,execStatus,DeffunctionData(theEnv,execStatus)->DeffunctionConstruct,newState,argExprs,
                                    EnvGetDeffunctionWatch,EnvSetDeffunctionWatch));
  }
Exemple #26
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/*************************************************************************************
  NAME         : BsaveDeffunctions
  DESCRIPTION  : Writes out deffunction in binary format
                 Space required (unsigned long)
                 All deffunctions (sizeof(DEFFUNCTION) * Number of deffunctions)
  INPUTS       : File pointer of binary file
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Binary file adjusted
  NOTES        : None
 *************************************************************************************/
static void BsaveDeffunctions(
    void *theEnv,
    FILE *fp)
{
    size_t space;
    struct defmodule *theModule;
    DEFFUNCTION_MODULE *theModuleItem;
    BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION_MODULE dummy_mitem;

    space = ((sizeof(BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION_MODULE) * DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->ModuleCount) +
             (sizeof(BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION) * DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCount));
    GenWrite((void *) &space,sizeof(size_t),fp);

    /* =================================
       Write out each deffunction module
       ================================= */
    DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCount = 0L;
    theModule = (struct defmodule *) EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,NULL);
    while (theModule != NULL)
    {
        theModuleItem = (DEFFUNCTION_MODULE *)
                        GetModuleItem(theEnv,theModule,FindModuleItem(theEnv,"deffunction")->moduleIndex);
        AssignBsaveDefmdlItemHdrVals(&dummy_mitem.header,&theModuleItem->header);
        GenWrite((void *) &dummy_mitem,sizeof(BSAVE_DEFFUNCTION_MODULE),fp);
        theModule = (struct defmodule *) EnvGetNextDefmodule(theEnv,(void *) theModule);
    }

    /* ==========================
       Write out each deffunction
       ========================== */
    DoForAllConstructs(theEnv,BsaveDeffunction,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionModuleIndex,
                       FALSE,(void *) fp);

    RestoreBloadCount(theEnv,&DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->ModuleCount);
    RestoreBloadCount(theEnv,&DeffunctionBinaryData(theEnv)->DeffunctionCount);
}
Exemple #27
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : ClearDeffunctionsReady
  DESCRIPTION  : Determines if it is safe to
                 remove all deffunctions
                 Assumes *all* constructs will be
                 deleted - only checks to see if
                 any deffunctions are currently
                 executing
  INPUTS       : None
  RETURNS      : TRUE if no deffunctions are
                 executing, FALSE otherwise
  SIDE EFFECTS : None
  NOTES        : Used by (clear) and (bload)
 ***************************************************/
static intBool ClearDeffunctionsReady(
  void *theEnv)
  {
   return((DeffunctionData(theEnv)->ExecutingDeffunction != NULL) ? FALSE : TRUE);
  }
Exemple #28
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/***************************************************************
  NAME         : GetDeffunctionListFunction
  DESCRIPTION  : Groups all deffunction names into
                 a multifield list
  INPUTS       : A data object buffer to hold
                 the multifield result
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Multifield allocated and filled
  NOTES        : H/L Syntax: (get-deffunction-list [<module>])
 ***************************************************************/
globle void GetDeffunctionListFunction(
  void *theEnv,
  DATA_OBJECT *returnValue)
  {
   GetConstructListFunction(theEnv,(char*)"get-deffunction-list",returnValue,DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }
Exemple #29
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/***************************************************
  NAME         : ListDeffunctionsCommand
  DESCRIPTION  : Displays all deffunction names
  INPUTS       : None
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Deffunction name sprinted
  NOTES        : H/L Interface
 ***************************************************/
globle void ListDeffunctionsCommand(
  void *theEnv)
  {
   ListConstructCommand(theEnv,(char*)"list-deffunctions",DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }
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/****************************************************
  NAME         : PPDeffunctionCommand
  DESCRIPTION  : Displays the pretty-print form of a
                 deffunction
  INPUTS       : None
  RETURNS      : Nothing useful
  SIDE EFFECTS : Pretty-print form displayed to
                 WDISPLAY logical name
  NOTES        : H/L Syntax: (ppdeffunction <name>)
 ****************************************************/
globle void PPDeffunctionCommand(
  void *theEnv)
  {
   PPConstructCommand(theEnv,(char*)"ppdeffunction",DeffunctionData(theEnv)->DeffunctionConstruct);
  }