/*
** Name: walk3 - Print out all nodes at a given level
**
** Description:
** This function prints out all nodes at a given level of the tree.
**
** Inputs:
** tnode Pointer to root of tree
** pnode Pointer to root of parallel tree
** ch Current level
** ph Level to print
** control Pointer to control structure
**
** Outputs:
** None
** Returns:
** None
** Exceptions:
** none
**
** Side Effects:
** Prints nodes
**
** History:
** 07-may-86 (jeff)
** Adapted from walk3() in jutil!fmttree.c in 4.0
** 17-Aug-2010 (horda03) b124274
** If the node is marked as a segment root, then
** display the connection box. If this is the
** display of the segment root then the root
** node is displayed and the tree walk continues.
*/
static VOID
walk3( PTR tnode, PARATREE *pnode, i4 ch, i4 ph, ULD_CONTROL *control )
{
register PTR t = tnode;
register PARATREE *p = pnode;
if (p == (PARATREE *) NULL)
return;
if (ch == ph)
{
control->ilvl = p->x;
if (p->new_root)
{
/* Either a terminator for the end of the
** the truncated display, or the start of
** the next segment.
*/
pr_connect( p->new_root, ch, control );
if (ch) return;
}
(*control->pnod)(t, (PTR) control);
return;
}
control->type = LEFT;
walk3((*control->lson)(t), p->lf, ch + 1, ph, control);
control->type = RIGHT;
walk3((*control->rson)(t), p->rt, ch + 1, ph, control);
}
/* PR_SETCACHE -- Set the size of the process cache. This is automatically
* called whenever the value of the parameter cl.szprcache is set. Changing
* the cache size on an active cache causes the cache to be flushed and all
* locked processes to be reconnected.
*/
void
pr_setcache (int new_szprcache)
{
struct process *pr;
char pname[MAXSUBPROC][SZ_PATHNAME+1];
int nprocs=0, pid, i;
FILE *fdummy;
if (pr_head == NULL)
pr_initcache();
else {
/* Get the names of any processes currently locked into the cache,
* then dump the cache.
*/
for (pr=pr_head; pr != NULL; pr=pr->pr_dn)
if (pr->pr_pid != NULL && (pr->pr_flags & P_LOCKED))
strcpy (pname[nprocs++], pr->pr_name);
pr_dumpcache (0, 1);
}
/* Set the new value of sz_prcache. */
sz_prcache = new_szprcache;
if (sz_prcache < 2)
sz_prcache = 2;
else if (sz_prcache > MAXSUBPROC)
sz_prcache = MAXSUBPROC;
/* Relink the empty cache for sz_prcache cache slots. */
pr_initcache();
/* Attempt to recache the formerly locked processes. There must be
* at least one empty slot left for new subprocesses.
*/
if (nprocs+1 > sz_prcache)
nprocs = sz_prcache-1;
for (i=0; i < nprocs; i++) {
pid = pr_connect (findexe(NULL,pname[i]), "\n", &fdummy, &fdummy,
stdin, stdout, stderr, 0,0,0, 0);
pr_disconnect (pid);
pr_lock (pid);
}
}
/* PR_CACHETASK -- Cache the process containing the named logical task.
* If the process is already connected merely returns its pid, else connect
* the process and return its pid.
*/
int
pr_cachetask (
char *ltname /* logical task name */
)
{
register int pid;
struct ltask *ltp;
FILE *fdummy;
ltp = ltasksrch ("", ltname);
if (ltp->lt_flags & (LT_SCRIPT|LT_BUILTIN))
return (ERR);
if ((pid = pr_pnametopid(findexe(ltp->lt_pkp,ltp->lt_pname))) == NULL) {
pid = pr_connect (findexe(ltp->lt_pkp,ltp->lt_pname), "\n", &fdummy,
&fdummy, stdin, stdout, stderr, 0,0,0, 0);
pr_disconnect (pid);
}
return (pid);
}
/* EXECNEWTASK -- Called from the EXEC instruction after all param and stdio
* processing for the new task is complete. Here we actually run the new task,
* either directly in the case of a builtin function, or as a new case for
* main()'s loop. Do not set newtask to NULL so that run() can tell what it
* exec'd.
*/
void
execnewtask (void)
{
/* VMS C V2.1 cannot handle this (see below).
* register struct pfile *pfp;
*/
static struct pfile *pfp;
struct param *pp;
FILE *fopen();
if (newtask == NULL)
/* if this ever happens, i don't want to know about it. */
return;
currentask->t_pc = pc; /* instruction after EXEC */
if (cldebug)
eprintf ("execnewtask: pc = %d\n", pc);
if (newtask->t_flags & T_BUILTIN) {
/* set yyin in case a builtin reads someday; none do now.
* unlink newtask's fake param file and reset top of dictionary
* to what it was before the fake param file was added; it is
* still there, however, for the builtin to use. this is done
* since some builtins (eg task) want to add things that are
* to stay on the dictionary and the tools all start at topd.
* the return is back to run(); it will continue since it will
* see that newtask was just a builtin.
* note that we do not reset pf_n, as with other fake pfiles,
* as this is the way builtins get their number of arguments
* (it's faster than building them a $nargs).
*/
yyin = newtask->t_in = currentask->t_in; /* inherit pipe */
newtask->t_out = currentask->t_out;
newtask->t_modep = currentask->t_modep; /* inherit mode */
/* VMS C 2.1 Optimizer cannot handle this.
* parhead = dereference (reference (pfile, parhead)->pf_npf);
*/
pfp = reference (pfile, parhead);
parhead = dereference (pfp->pf_npf);
topd = currentask->t_topd;
currentask = newtask;
newtask->t_flags |= T_RUNNING;
if (cldebug)
eprintf ("execnewtask: calling new task@%x\n", newtask);
if (cltrace)
eprintf ("\t----- exec %s %s -----\n",
(newtask->t_flags & T_FOREIGN) ? "foreign" : "builtin",
newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname);
(*newtask->t_ltp->lt_f)();
oneof(); /* proceed as though this task saw eof */
return;
}
pfp = newtask->t_pfp;
/* If the new task is a cl, we are not running in background and
* its t_in is stdin, it is interactive. Note that when a package
* is loaded by a script task rather than interactively by the user,
* the t_in of the cl() in the package script task will be reading
* from the calling script task rather than from the original stdin
* (the user terminal), hence is not interactive. If this task is
* flagged interactive, taskunwind() may elect to restart it on an
* error so save present state for restor().
*/
if (newtask->t_flags & T_CL) {
if (cldebug)
eprintf ("execnewtask: new task is the CL\n");
if (cltrace)
eprintf ("\t----- exec cl -----\n");
/* Call set_clio to set the command input and output streams
* t_in and t_out for a cl() or package_name() command.
*/
set_clio (newtask);
/* This code is a temporary patch to allow packages to be
* loaded from within scripts regardless of whether there
* are enclosing brackets. If a CL statement is executed
* within a script which is itself called within another
* script, then we will do an implicit keep before the CL.
*/
if (topcs + 2*TASKSIZ <= STACKSIZ)
if ((strcmp (newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname, "cl") == 0) ||
(strcmp (newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname, "clbye") == 0))
if ((currentask->t_flags & T_SCRIPT) &&
(prevtask->t_flags & T_SCRIPT))
keep(prevtask);
/* If newtask is cleof(), close the input stream of the current
* task (the task whose input contained the cleof), and reopen
* as the null file.
*/
if (newtask->t_flags & T_CLEOF) {
if (currentask->t_in != stdin)
fclose (currentask->t_in);
if (currentask != firstask)
currentask->t_in = fopen ("dev$null", "r");
}
if (!(firstask->t_flags & T_BATCH) &&
(newtask->t_in == stdin) && (newtask->t_out == stdout)) {
newtask->t_flags |= T_INTERACTIVE;
newtask->t_topd = topd;
newtask->t_topos = topos;
newtask->t_topcs = topcs;
newtask->t_curpack = curpack;
}
}
/* Standardize the pfile.
* Set (or create if necessary) `$nargs', number of command line args,
* based on pf_n which is set for each command line argument by
* posargset, et al.
* If this ltask had no paramfile and we built one up from the
* command line, then we need to add a `mode' param. If it did have
* a paramfile, then pfileload has already added it for us.
* Point t_modep to the mode param for newtask.
*/
pp = paramfind (pfp, "$nargs", 0, YES);
if (pp == NULL || (XINT)pp == ERR) {
char nabuf[FAKEPARAMLEN];
sprintf (nabuf, "$nargs,i,h,%d\n", pfp->pf_n);
pp = addparam (pfp, nabuf, NULL);
pp->p_mode |= M_FAKE; /* never flush out $nargs */
} else
pp->p_val.v_i = pfp->pf_n;
if (pfp->pf_flags & PF_FAKE) {
newtask->t_modep = addparam (pfp, "mode,s,h,q\n", NULL);
/* pf_n will be used by paramsrch() to count positional arg
* matches; see it and param.h.
*/
pfp->pf_n = 0;
} else {
newtask->t_modep = paramfind (pfp, "mode", 0, YES);
}
if (newtask->t_modep == NULL)
cl_error (E_IERR, "no mode param for task `%s'",
newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname);
/* If task is being run in menu mode, call up eparam so that the user
* can edit/inspect the parameters. If eparam is exited with ctrl/c
* do not run the task or update the pfile. The parameter editor
* will make a copy of the task's pfile(s), edit it, and if necessary
* update the incore version created earlier by callnewtask().
*/
if ((taskmode(newtask) & M_MENU) || (newtask->t_flags & T_PSET)) {
if (epset (newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname) == ERR) {
if (newtask->t_flags & T_PSET)
cl_error (E_UERR, "parameter file not updated");
else
cl_error (E_UERR, "menu mode task execution aborted");
}
}
/* Set up bascode so new task has a good place to start building
* code. See how the pc is set up before each call to the parser in
* main() loop.
*/
newtask->t_bascode = topos + 1;
/* Set up io paths. If the new task is cl(), it's command input
* and output streams are connected to those of the task which
* called currentask. If the currentask is the firstask, there
* was no caller (no prevtask), so we must watch out for that.
* In the case of a script, commands are read from the script.
* In the case of a process, commands are read from the process.
*/
if (newtask->t_flags & T_PSET) {
newtask->t_in = fopen ("dev$null", "r");
newtask->t_out = newtask->t_stdout;
} else if (newtask->t_flags & T_SCRIPT) {
if (cltrace)
eprintf ("\t----- exec script %s (%s) -----\n",
newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname, newtask->t_ltp->lt_pname);
newtask->t_in = fopen (newtask->t_ltp->lt_pname, "r");
if (newtask->t_in == NULL)
cl_error (E_UERR|E_P, "can not open script file `%s'",
newtask->t_ltp->lt_pname);
newtask->t_out = newtask->t_stdout;
} else if (newtask->t_flags & T_CL) {
/* The command streams t_in and t_out have already been
* set up above by set_clio() in the test for T_INTERACTIVE.
*/
/* Do nothing */
} else {
char startup_msg[SZ_STARTUPMSG+1];
int timeit;
/* Connect to an executable process.
*/
mk_startupmsg (newtask, startup_msg, SZ_STARTUPMSG);
timeit = (newtask->t_flags & T_TIMEIT) != 0;
if (cltrace)
eprintf ("\t----- exec external task %s -----\n",
newtask->t_ltp->lt_lname);
newtask->t_pid = pr_connect (
findexe (newtask->t_ltp->lt_pkp, newtask->t_ltp->lt_pname),
startup_msg,
&newtask->t_in, &newtask->t_out,
newtask->t_stdin, newtask->t_stdout, newtask->t_stderr,
newtask->t_stdgraph, newtask->t_stdimage, newtask->t_stdplot,
timeit);
}
yyin = newtask->t_in; /* set the input for the parser */
/* Tell parser what to expect.
*/
parse_state = PARSE_FREE;
if (newtask->t_flags & T_SCRIPT) {
proc_script = (newtask->t_flags & T_PSET) ? NO : procscript(yyin);
if (proc_script) {
parse_state = PARSE_BODY;
/* Skip to the BEGIN statement */
newtask->t_scriptln = skip_to (yyin, "begin");
if (newtask->t_scriptln == ERR)
cl_error (E_UERR, "No BEGIN statement in procedure script");
/* Reset pointer here.
*/
proc_script = NO;
}
}
/* Log a start message for script and executable tasks.
*/
if (keeplog() && log_trace())
if (newtask->t_flags & T_SCRIPT || newtask->t_pid != -1) {
char logmsg[SZ_LINE];
sprintf (logmsg, "Start (%s)", newtask->t_ltp->lt_pname);
putlog (newtask, logmsg);
}
newtask->t_flags |= T_RUNNING;
currentask = newtask; /* continue as new the new task; at last. */
if (cldebug)
eprintf ("Returning from execnewtask.yyin, ct_in, nt_in:%d %d %d\n",
yyin, currentask->t_in, newtask->t_in);
}