int accept_tcmsg(const struct sockaddr_nl *who, struct nlmsghdr *n, void *arg)
{
FILE *fp = (FILE*)arg;
if (n->nlmsg_type == RTM_NEWTFILTER || n->nlmsg_type == RTM_DELTFILTER) {
print_filter(who, n, arg);
return 0;
}
if (n->nlmsg_type == RTM_NEWTCLASS || n->nlmsg_type == RTM_DELTCLASS) {
print_class(who, n, arg);
return 0;
}
if (n->nlmsg_type == RTM_NEWQDISC || n->nlmsg_type == RTM_DELQDISC) {
print_qdisc(who, n, arg);
return 0;
}
if (n->nlmsg_type == RTM_GETACTION || n->nlmsg_type == RTM_NEWACTION ||
n->nlmsg_type == RTM_DELACTION) {
print_action(who, n, arg);
return 0;
}
if (n->nlmsg_type != NLMSG_ERROR && n->nlmsg_type != NLMSG_NOOP &&
n->nlmsg_type != NLMSG_DONE) {
fprintf(fp, "Unknown message: length %08d type %08x flags %08x\n",
n->nlmsg_len, n->nlmsg_type, n->nlmsg_flags);
}
return 0;
}
void print_object (STREAM stream, D instance, BOOL escape_p, int print_depth) {
enum dylan_type_enum type = dylan_type(instance);
switch (type) {
case integer_type:
print_integer(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case character_type:
print_character(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case float_type:
print_float (stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case dylan_boolean_type:
print_boolean(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case string_type:
print_string (stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case vector_type:
print_vector(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case pair_type:
print_pair(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case empty_list_type:
print_empty_list(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case symbol_type:
print_symbol(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case simple_condition_type:
print_simple_condition(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case class_type:
print_class(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case function_type:
print_function(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
case unknown_type:
format(stream, "?%lx", instance); break;
default:
print_user_defined(stream, instance, escape_p, print_depth); break;
}
}
void print_modhelp_tree(pntree *ctree){
if(ctree->left != NULL){
print_modhelp_tree(ctree->left);
free(ctree->left);
ctree->left = 0;
}
print_class(ctree->oclass);
if(ctree->right != NULL){
print_modhelp_tree(ctree->right);
free(ctree->right);
ctree->right = 0;
}
}
void print_egraph_root_classes(FILE *f, egraph_t *egraph) {
uint32_t i, n;
int_hset_t roots;
init_int_hset(&roots, 0);
collect_root_classes(egraph, &roots);
n = roots.nelems;
for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
print_class(f, egraph, roots.data[i]);
}
delete_int_hset(&roots);
}
static void print_class(FILE * f,class_entry * ce)
{
/* postfix processing - recursive */
if ( ce -> class_parent) {
print_class( f, ce -> class_parent);
}
fprintf(f,"Class %s ",ce -> class_id);
print_class_attrs(f,ce);
print_parent_chain(f,ce);
fprintf(f,"{\n");
print_qualifier_chain(f,ce -> class_quals);
print_property_chain(f,ce -> class_props);
print_method_chain(f,ce -> class_methods);
fprintf(f,"}\n");
}
static void print_infered_classes(test_bench_t *bench) {
ipart_t partition;
int32_t *v;
uint32_t i, n;
init_int_partition(&partition, 0, &bench->equeue, prop_hash_var, prop_same_class);
collect_propagated_classes(&bench->equeue, &partition);
n = int_partition_nclasses(&partition);
for (i=0; i<n; i++) {
v = partition.classes[i];
printf(" class[%"PRIu32"]: ", i);
print_class(v);
printf("\n");
}
printf("\n");
delete_int_partition(&partition);
}
/*
print_header
Descr: Affiche à l'ecran la structure header initialisée par read_header
Param:
- header: Structure Ehdr correspondant au ELF header à afficher
*/
void print_header(Elf32_Ehdr header)
{
print_e_ident(header); // Magic
print_class(header); // Class
print_data(header); // Data
print_version(header); // Version
print_os_abi(header); // OS_ABI
print_abi_version(header); // ABI version
print_type(header); // Type
print_machine(header); // Machine
print_e_version(header); // Version
print_entry(header); // Entry
print_start_prog_headers(header); // Start of program headers
print_start_section_headers(header); // Start of section headers
print_flags(header); // Flags
print_header_size(header); // Header size
print_program_headers_size(header); // Program headers size
print_program_headers_number(header); // Program headers number
print_section_headers_size(header); // Section headers size
print_section_headers_number(header); // Section headers number
print_section_header_strtab_ndx(header); // Section header string table index
}
int backend_print(class_chain * cls_chain, class_chain * inst_chain, qual_chain * qual_chain,
const char * out_file, const char * out_dir,
const char * ns, unsigned options, const char * extraopts)
{
FILE * outfile = fopen(out_file,"w");
if (outfile == NULL) {
fprintf(stderr,"Failed to open %s\n",out_file);
return 1;
}
FILE * qualfile;
char qual_file[3000];
strcpy(qual_file, out_dir);
strcat(qual_file, "/");
strcat(qual_file, ns);
strcat(qual_file, "/");
strcat(qual_file, "qualifiers");
qualfile = fopen(qual_file, "w");
if (qualfile == NULL) {
fprintf(stderr,"Failed to open %s\n",qual_file);
return 1;
}
while (cls_chain && cls_chain->class_item) {
print_class(outfile, cls_chain->class_item);
cls_chain = cls_chain -> class_next;
}
while (inst_chain && inst_chain->class_item) {
print_instance(out_dir, ns, inst_chain->class_item);
inst_chain = inst_chain -> class_next;
}
while (qual_chain && qual_chain->qual_qual) {
print_qualifier(qualfile, qual_chain->qual_qual);
qual_chain = qual_chain -> qual_next;
}
fclose(outfile);
return 0;
}
void KlassHierarchy::print_class_hierarchy(outputStream* st, bool print_interfaces,
bool print_subclasses, char* classname) {
ResourceMark rm;
Stack <KlassInfoEntry*, mtClass> class_stack;
GrowableArray<KlassInfoEntry*> elements;
// Add all classes to the KlassInfoTable, which allows for quick lookup.
// A KlassInfoEntry will be created for each class.
KlassInfoTable cit(true);
if (cit.allocation_failed()) {
st->print_cr("ERROR: Ran out of C-heap; hierarchy not generated");
return;
}
// Add all created KlassInfoEntry instances to the elements array for easy
// iteration, and to allow each KlassInfoEntry instance to have a unique index.
HierarchyClosure hc(&elements);
cit.iterate(&hc);
for(int i = 0; i < elements.length(); i++) {
KlassInfoEntry* cie = elements.at(i);
const InstanceKlass* k = (InstanceKlass*)cie->klass();
Klass* super = ((InstanceKlass*)k)->java_super();
// Set the index for the class.
cie->set_index(i + 1);
// Add the class to the subclass array of its superclass.
if (super != NULL) {
KlassInfoEntry* super_cie = cit.lookup(super);
assert(super_cie != NULL, "could not lookup superclass");
super_cie->add_subclass(cie);
}
}
// Set the do_print flag for each class that should be printed.
for(int i = 0; i < elements.length(); i++) {
KlassInfoEntry* cie = elements.at(i);
if (classname == NULL) {
// We are printing all classes.
cie->set_do_print(true);
} else {
// We are only printing the hierarchy of a specific class.
if (strcmp(classname, cie->klass()->external_name()) == 0) {
KlassHierarchy::set_do_print_for_class_hierarchy(cie, &cit, print_subclasses);
}
}
}
// Now we do a depth first traversal of the class hierachry. The class_stack will
// maintain the list of classes we still need to process. Start things off
// by priming it with java.lang.Object.
KlassInfoEntry* jlo_cie = cit.lookup(SystemDictionary::Object_klass());
assert(jlo_cie != NULL, "could not lookup java.lang.Object");
class_stack.push(jlo_cie);
// Repeatedly pop the top item off the stack, print its class info,
// and push all of its subclasses on to the stack. Do this until there
// are no classes left on the stack.
while (!class_stack.is_empty()) {
KlassInfoEntry* curr_cie = class_stack.pop();
if (curr_cie->do_print()) {
print_class(st, curr_cie, print_interfaces);
if (curr_cie->subclasses() != NULL) {
// Current class has subclasses, so push all of them onto the stack.
for (int i = 0; i < curr_cie->subclasses()->length(); i++) {
KlassInfoEntry* cie = curr_cie->subclasses()->at(i);
if (cie->do_print()) {
class_stack.push(cie);
}
}
}
}
}
st->flush();
}
static void print_node(struct peg_grammar *peg, int i, int seq,
int depth, FILE *out)
{
int j;
int aggregate;
char sbuf[256];
struct peg_node *pn;
if ( i < 0 || i >= peg->max_nodes )
return;
pn = NODE(peg, i);
switch ( pn->pn_type ) {
case PEG_DEFINITION:
fprintf(out, "%s <-\n", NODE(peg, pn->pd_id)->pi_name.data);
fprintf(out, "%s", indent(sbuf, sizeof(sbuf), 1));
print_node(peg, pn->pd_expr, 0, 1, out);
fprintf(out, "\n");
break;
case PEG_SEQUENCE:
if ( seq > 0 ) {
fprintf(out, "\n");
fprintf(out, "%s", indent(sbuf, sizeof(sbuf), depth));
fprintf(out, "/ ");
}
print_node(peg, pn->ps_pri, seq, depth + 1, out);
print_node(peg, pn->pn_next, seq + 1, depth, out);
break;
case PEG_PRIMARY:
aggregate = 0;
if ( seq == 0 &&
(NODE(peg, pn->pp_match)->pn_type == PEG_SEQUENCE) )
aggregate = 1;
fprintf(out, "%s", (pn->pp_prefix == PEG_ATTR_NONE) ? "" :
(pn->pp_prefix == PEG_ATTR_AND) ? "&" :
(pn->pp_prefix == PEG_ATTR_NOT) ? "!" :
"BAD_PREFIX!");
if ( aggregate )
fprintf(out, "( ");
print_node(peg, pn->pp_match, seq, depth, out);
if ( aggregate )
fprintf(out, " )");
fprintf(out, "%s", (pn->pp_suffix == PEG_ATTR_NONE) ? " " :
(pn->pp_suffix== PEG_ATTR_QUESTION) ? "? " :
(pn->pp_suffix == PEG_ATTR_STAR) ? "* " :
(pn->pp_suffix == PEG_ATTR_PLUS) ? "+ " :
"BAD_SUFFIX!");
if ( pn->pp_action != PEG_ACT_NONE ) {
if ( pn->pp_action == PEG_ACT_CODE ) {
fprintf(out, "\n");
fprintf(out, "%s",
indent(sbuf, sizeof(sbuf), depth));
fprintf(out, "CODE BLOCK:\n");
fprintf(out, "%s", indent(sbuf, sizeof(sbuf),
depth));
fprintf(out, "%s", pn->pp_code.data);
} else {
fprintf(out, "(action_id: %s) ",
pn->pp_label.data);
}
}
print_node(peg, pn->pn_next, seq, depth, out);
break;
case PEG_IDENTIFIER:
fprintf(out, "%s ", pn->pi_name.data);
break;
case PEG_LITERAL:
fprintf(out, "'");
for ( j = 0; j < pn->pl_value.len; ++j )
printchar(out, pn->pl_value.data[j]);
fprintf(out, "' ");
break;
case PEG_CLASS:
print_class(out, pn);
break;
}
}
/** Load and process the command-line arguments
@return a STATUS value
Arguments are processed immediately as they are seen. This means that
models are loaded when they are encountered, and in relation to the
other flags. Thus
@code
gridlabd --warn model1 --warn model2
@endcode
will load \p model1 with warnings on, and \p model2 with warnings off.
**/
STATUS cmdarg_load(int argc, /**< the number of arguments in \p argv */
char *argv[]) /**< a list pointers to the argument string */
{
int test_mod_num = 1;
unsigned int pos=0;
int i;
char *pd1, *pd2;
/* capture the execdir */
strcpy(global_execname,argv[0]);
strcpy(global_execdir,argv[0]);
pd1 = strrchr(global_execdir,'/');
pd2 = strrchr(global_execdir,'\\');
if (pd1>pd2) *pd1='\0';
else if (pd2>pd1) *pd2='\0';
/* capture the command line */
for (i=0; i<argc; i++)
{
if (pos<sizeof(global_command_line)-strlen(argv[i]))
pos += sprintf(global_command_line+pos,"%s%s",pos>0?" ":"",argv[i]);
}
while (argv++,--argc>0)
{
if (strcmp(*argv,"--copyright")==0)
legal_notice();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-w")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--warn")==0)
global_warn_mode=!global_warn_mode;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--bothstdout")==0)
output_both_stdout();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-c")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--check")==0)
global_runchecks=!global_runchecks;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--debug")==0)
global_debug_output=!global_debug_output;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--debugger")==0){
global_debug_mode=1;
global_debug_output=!global_debug_output;
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--dumpall")==0)
global_dumpall=!global_dumpall;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-q")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--quiet")==0)
global_quiet_mode=!global_quiet_mode;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-v")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--verbose")==0){
global_verbose_mode=!global_verbose_mode;
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--profile")==0)
global_profiler=!global_profiler;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--pause")==0)
global_pauseatexit=!global_pauseatexit;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--compile")==0)
global_compileonly = !global_compileonly;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--license")==0)
legal_license();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--server_portnum")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"-P")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
global_server_portnum = (argc--,atoi(*++argv));
else
{
output_fatal("missing server port number");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-P</b> or <b>--server_portnum</b> command line directive
was not followed by a valid number. The correct syntax is
<b>-P <i>number</i></b> or <b>--server_portnum <i>number</i></b>.
*/
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv, "-V")==0 ||strcmp(*argv, "--version")==0)
{
char *buildinfo = strstr(BUILD,":");
int build = buildinfo ? atoi(strstr(BUILD,":")+1) : 0;
output_message("Revision major: %d", REV_MAJOR);
output_message("Revision minor: %d", REV_MINOR);
output_message("Patch number : %d", REV_PATCH);
output_message("Branch name : %s", BRANCH);
if (build>0)
output_message("Build number : %d", build);
else
output_message("Build number : %s",
#ifdef WIN32
#ifdef _DEBUG
#ifdef _M_X64
"WIN64-DEBUG"
#else
"WIN32-DEBUG"
#endif
#else
#ifdef _M_X64
"WIN64-RELEASE"
#else
"WIN32-RELEASE"
#endif
#endif
#else
"DEV"
#endif
);
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--dsttest")==0)
timestamp_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--randtest")==0)
random_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--unitstest")==0)
unit_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--scheduletest")==0)
schedule_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--loadshapetest")==0)
loadshape_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--endusetest")==0)
enduse_test();
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--xmlstrict")==0)
global_xmlstrict = !global_xmlstrict;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--globaldump")==0)
{
global_dump();
exit(0);
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--relax")==0)
global_strictnames = FALSE;
else if (strncmp(*argv,"--pidfile",9)==0)
{
char *filename = strchr(*argv,'=');
if (filename==NULL)
strcpy(global_pidfile,"gridlabd.pid");
else
strcpy(global_pidfile,filename+1);
}
else if (strncmp(*argv,"--kml",5)==0)
{
char *filename = strchr(*argv,'=');
if (filename)
strcpy(global_kmlfile,filename+1);
else
strcpy(global_kmlfile,"gridlabd.kml");
}
else if (strcmp(*argv, "--avlbalance") == 0){
global_no_balance = !global_no_balance;
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--testall")==0){
FILE *fd = NULL;
if(*++argv != NULL)
fd = fopen(*argv,"r");
else {
output_fatal("no filename for testall");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The --testall parameter was found on the command line, but
if was not followed by a filename containing the test
description file.
*/
return FAILED;
}
argc--;
global_test_mode=TRUE;
if(fd == NULL)
{
output_fatal("incorrect module list file name");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The --testall parameter was found on the command line, but
if was not followed by a valid filename containing the test
description file.
*/
return FAILED;
}
if(load_module_list(fd,&test_mod_num) == FAILED)
return FAILED;
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--modhelp")==0)
{
if(argc-1 > 0){
MODULE *mod = NULL;
CLASS *oclass = NULL;
argv++;
argc--;
if(strchr(argv[0], ':') == 0){ // no class
mod = module_load(argv[0],0,NULL);
} else {
GLOBALVAR *var=NULL;
char *cname;
cname = strchr(argv[0], ':')+1;
mod = module_load(strtok(argv[0],":"),0,NULL);
oclass = class_get_class_from_classname(cname);
if(oclass == NULL){
output_fatal("Unable to find class '%s' in module '%s'", cname, argv[0]);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--modhelp</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was followed by a class specification that isn't valid.
Verify that the class exists in the module you specified.
*/
return FAILED;
}
/* dump module globals */
printf("module %s {\n", mod->name);
while ((var=global_getnext(var))!=NULL)
{
PROPERTY *prop = var->prop;
char *proptype = class_get_property_typename(prop->ptype);
if (strncmp(var->prop->name,mod->name,strlen(mod->name))!=0)
continue;
if (proptype!=NULL){
if(prop->unit != NULL)
{
printf("\t%s %s[%s];", proptype, strrchr(prop->name,':')+1, prop->unit->name);
}
else if (prop->ptype==PT_set || prop->ptype==PT_enumeration)
{
KEYWORD *key;
printf("\t%s {", proptype);
for (key=prop->keywords; key!=NULL; key=key->next)
printf("%s=%"FMT_INT64"u%s", key->name, (int64)key->value, key->next==NULL?"":", ");
printf("} %s;", strrchr(prop->name,':')+1);
}
else
{
printf("\t%s %s;", proptype, strrchr(prop->name,':')+1);
}
if (prop->description!=NULL)
printf(" // %s%s",prop->flags&PF_DEPRECATED?"(DEPRECATED) ":"",prop->description);
printf("\n");
}
}
printf("}\n");
}
if(mod == NULL){
output_fatal("module %s is not found",*argv);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--modhelp</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was followed by a module specification that isn't valid.
Verify that the module exists in GridLAB-D's <b>lib</b> folder.
*/
return FAILED;
}
if(oclass != NULL)
{
print_class(oclass);
}
else
{
CLASS *oclass;
pntree *ctree;
/* lexographically sort all elements from class_get_first_class & oclass->next */
oclass=class_get_first_class();
ctree = (pntree *)malloc(sizeof(pntree));
if(ctree == NULL){
throw_exception("--modhelp: malloc failure");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The memory allocation needed for module help to function has failed. Try freeing up system memory and try again.
*/
}
ctree->name = oclass->name;
ctree->oclass = oclass;
ctree->left = ctree->right = 0;
for(; oclass != NULL; oclass = oclass->next){
modhelp_alpha(&ctree, oclass);
//print_class(oclass);
}
/* flatten tree */
print_modhelp_tree(ctree);
}
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--modtest")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
MODULE *mod = module_load(argv[1],0,NULL);
if (mod==NULL)
output_fatal("module %s is not found",argv[1]);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--modtest</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was followed by a module specification that isn't valid.
Verify that the module exists in GridLAB-D's <b>lib</b> folder.
*/
else
{
argv++;argc--;
if (mod->test==NULL)
output_fatal("module %s does not implement a test routine", argv[0]);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--modtest</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was followed by a specification for a module that doesn't
implement any test procedures. See the <b>--libinfo</b> command
line parameter for information on which procedures the
module supports.
*/
else
{
output_test("*** modtest of %s beginning ***", argv[0]);
mod->test(0,NULL);
output_test("*** modtest of %s ended ***", argv[0]);
}
}
}
else
{
output_fatal("definition is missing");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--modtest</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was not followed by a module specification. The correct
syntax is <b>gridlabd --modtest <i>module_name</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--test")==0){
global_test_mode=TRUE;
global_strictnames = FALSE;
output_debug("disabling strict naming for tests");
if (argc-1>0)
{
char mod_test[100];
sprintf(mod_test,"mod_test%d=%s",test_mod_num++,*++argv);
if (global_setvar(mod_test)==SUCCESS)
argc--;
}
else
{
output_fatal("test module name is missing");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--test</b> parameter was found on the command line, but
if was not followed by a module specification that is valid.
The correct syntax is <b>gridlabd --test <i>module_name</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-D")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--define")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
bool namestate = global_strictnames;
global_strictnames = FALSE;
if (global_setvar(*++argv,NULL)==SUCCESS){
argc--;
}
global_strictnames = namestate;
}
else
{
output_fatal("definition is missing");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-D</b> or <b>--define</b> command line parameters was given, but
it was not followed by a variable definition. The correct syntax
<b>-D </i>variable</i>=<i>value</i></b> or
<b>--define </i>variable</i>=<i>value</i></b>
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--globals")==0)
{
char *list[65536];
int i, n=0;
GLOBALVAR *var = NULL;
/* load the list into the array */
while ((var=global_getnext(var))!=NULL)
{
if (n<sizeof(list)/sizeof(list[0]))
list[n++] = var->prop->name;
else
{
output_fatal("--globals has insufficient buffer space to sort globals list");
return FAILED;
}
}
/* sort the array */
qsort(list,n,sizeof(list[0]),compare);
/* output sorted array */
for (i=0; i<n; i++)
{
char buffer[1024];
var = global_find(list[i]);
printf("%s=%s;",var->prop->name,global_getvar(var->prop->name,buffer,sizeof(buffer))?buffer:"(error)");
if (var->prop->description || var->prop->flags&PF_DEPRECATED)
printf(" // %s%s", (var->prop->flags&PF_DEPRECATED)?"DEPRECATED ":"", var->prop->description?var->prop->description:"");
printf("\n");
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--redirect")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
char buffer[1024]; char *p;
strcpy(buffer,*++argv); argc--;
if (strcmp(buffer,"all")==0)
{
if (output_redirect("output",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("error",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("warning",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("debug",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("verbose",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("profile",NULL)==NULL ||
output_redirect("progress",NULL)==NULL)
{
output_fatal("redirection of all failed");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
An attempt to close all standard stream from the
command line using <b>--redirect all</b> has failed.
One of the streams cannot be closed. Try redirecting
each stream separately until the problem stream is
identified and the correct the problem with that stream.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if ((p=strchr(buffer,':'))!=NULL)
{
*p++='\0';
if (output_redirect(buffer,p)==NULL)
{
output_fatal("redirection of %s to '%s' failed: %s",buffer,p, strerror(errno));
/* TROUBLESHOOT
An attempt to redirect a standard stream from the
command line using <b>--redirect <i>stream</i>:<i>destination</i></b>
has failed. The message should provide an indication of why the
attempt failed. The remedy will depend on the nature of the problem.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (output_redirect(buffer,NULL)==NULL)
{
output_fatal("default redirection of %s failed: %s",buffer, strerror(errno));
/* TROUBLESHOOT
An attempt to close a standard stream from the
command line using <b>--redirect <i>stream</i></b>
has failed. The message should provide an indication of why the
attempt failed. The remedy will depend on the nature of the problem.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else
{
output_fatal("redirection is missing");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
A <b>--redirect</b> directive on the command line is missing
its redirection specification. The correct syntax is
<b>--redirect <i>stream</i>[:<i>destination</i>]</b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-L")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--libinfo")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{ argc--;
module_libinfo(*++argv);
exit(0);
}
else
{
output_fatal("missing library name");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-L</b> or <b>--libinfo</b> command line directive
was not followed by a module name. The correct syntax is
<b>-L <i>module_name</i></b> or <b>--libinfo <i>module_name</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-T")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--threadcount")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
global_threadcount = (argc--,atoi(*++argv));
else
{
output_fatal("missing thread count");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-T</b> or <b>--threadcount</b> command line directive
was not followed by a valid number. The correct syntax is
<b>-T <i>number</i></b> or <b>--threadcount <i>number</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-o")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--output")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
strcpy(global_savefile,(argc--,*++argv));
else
{
output_fatal("missing output file");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-o</b> or <b>--output</b> command line directive
was not followed by a valid filename. The correct syntax is
<b>-o <i>file</i></b> or <b>--output <i>file</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-e")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--environment")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
strcpy(global_environment,(argc--,*++argv));
else
{
output_fatal("environment not specified");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>-e</b> or <b>--environment</b> command line directive
was not followed by a valid environment specification. The
correct syntax is <b>-e <i>keyword</i></b> or <b>--environment <i>keyword</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--xmlencoding")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
global_xml_encoding = atoi(*++argv);
argc--;
}
else
{
output_fatal("xml encoding not specified");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--xmlencoding</b> command line directive
was not followed by a encoding specification. The
correct syntax is <b>--xmlencoding <i>keyword</i></b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--xsd")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
argc--;
exit(output_xsd(*++argv));
}
else
{
MODULE *mod;
for (mod=module_get_first(); mod!=NULL; mod=mod->next)
output_xsd(mod->name);
return SUCCESS;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--xsl")==0)
{
if (argc-1>0)
{
char fname[1024];
char *p_arg = *++argv;
char n_args=1;
char **p_args;
argc--;
while (*p_arg++!='\0') if (*p_arg==',') n_args++;
p_args = (char**)malloc(sizeof(char*)*n_args);
p_arg = strtok(*argv,",");
n_args=0;
while (p_arg!=NULL)
{
p_args[n_args++] = p_arg;
p_arg = strtok(NULL,",");
}
sprintf(fname,"gridlabd-%d_%d.xsl",global_version_major,global_version_minor);
exit(output_xsl(fname,n_args,p_args));
}
else
{
output_fatal("module list not specified");
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The <b>--xsl</b> command line directive
was not followed by a validlist of modules. The
correct syntax is <b>--xsl <i>module1</i>[,<i>module2</i>[,...]]</b>.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--stream")==0)
global_streaming_io_enabled = !global_streaming_io_enabled;
else if (strcmp(*argv,"--server")==0)
strcpy(global_environment,"server");
else if (strcmp(*argv,"-h")==0 || strcmp(*argv,"--help")==0)
{
printf("Syntax: gridlabd [OPTIONS ...] <file> ... \nOptions:\n"
" --avlbalance toggles AVL tree balancing\n"
" -c|--check toggles module checks after model loads\n"
" -D|--define <def> defines a macro value\n"
" --debug toggles debug output (prints internal messages)\n"
" --debugger toggles debugger mode (generates internal messages)\n"
" --dumpall toggles module data dump after run completes\n"
" -e|--environment <name> specifies user environment (default none)\n"
" --license print license information\n"
" -L|--libinfo <module> print module library information\n"
" -o|--output <file> specifies model should be output after run\n"
" --profile toggles profilers\n"
" -q|--quiet toggles quiet mode (suppresses startup banner)\n"
" --test toggles test mode (activate testing procedures)\n"
" -T|--threadcount <n> specifies the number of processor threads to use\n"
" -v|--verbose toggles verbose mode (active verbose messages)\n"
" -V|--version prints the GridlabD version information\n"
" -w|--warn toggles warning mode (generates warning messages)\n"
" --xmlencoding <num> set the XML encoding (8, 16, or 32)\n"
" --xmlstrict toggles XML encoding to be strict\n"
" --xsd <module>[:<object>] prints the xsd of an object\n"
" --xsl <modlist> prints the xsl for the modules listed\n"
);
exit(0);
}
else if (**argv!='-')
{
if (global_test_mode)
output_warning("file '%s' ignored in test mode", *argv);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
This warning is caused by an attempt to read an input file in self-test mode.
The use of self-test model precludes reading model files. Try running the system
in normal more or leaving off the model file name.
*/
else {
if (!loadall(*argv))
return FAILED;
/* preserve name of first model only */
if (strcmp(global_modelname,"")==0)
strcpy(global_modelname,*argv);
}
}
else
{
int n = module_cmdargs(argc,argv);
if (n==0)
{
output_error("command line option '%s' is not recognized",*argv);
/* TROUBLESHOOT
The command line option given is not valid where it was found.
Check the command line for correct syntax and order of options.
*/
return FAILED;
}
}
}
/*debug_traverse_tree(NULL);*/ /* for checking the name tree & getting a test file. -mh */
return SUCCESS;
}
void list_pvars()
{
int num,err,i,numvars;
char *name, *desc;
int bind,vc,verbos,ro,ct,at;
MPI_Datatype dt;
MPI_T_enum et;
int maxnamelen=strlen("Variable");
int maxdesclen=0;
int prtlen;
int namelen,desclen;
/* Get number of variables */
err=MPI_T_pvar_get_num(&num);
CHECKERR("PVARNUM",err);
printf("Found %i performance variables\n",num);
/* Find string sizes */
numvars=0;
for (i=0; i<num; i++)
{
int namelen=0;
int desclen=0;
char fname[5];
char fdesc[5];
err=MPI_T_pvar_get_info(i,fname,&namelen,&verbos,&vc,&dt,&et,fdesc,&desclen,&bind,&ro,&ct,&at);
if (namelen>maxnamelen) maxnamelen=namelen;
if (desclen>maxdesclen) maxdesclen=desclen;
if (verbos<=verbosity) numvars++;
}
printf("Found %i performance variables with verbosity <= ",numvars);
print_verbosity_short(verbosity);
printf("\n\n");
/* Allocate string buffers */
name=(char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*maxnamelen);
CHECKERR("Malloc Name",name==NULL);
desc=(char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*maxdesclen);
CHECKERR("Malloc Desc",desc==NULL);
/* Print header */
prtlen=0;
if (!longlist)
{
print_filled("Variable",maxnamelen,' ');
printf(" ");
prtlen=maxnamelen+1;
printf("VRB ");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=5+1;
printf("Class ");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=7+1;
printf("Type ");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=6+1;
printf("Bind ");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=8+1;
printf("R/O");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=3+1;
printf("CNT");
printf(" ");
prtlen+=3+1;
printf("ATM");
printf("\n");
prtlen+=3;
print_filled("",prtlen,'-');printf("\n");
}
/* Loop and print */
for (i=0; i<num; i++)
{
namelen=maxnamelen;
desclen=maxdesclen;
err=MPI_T_pvar_get_info(i,name,&namelen,&verbos,&vc,&dt,&et,desc,&desclen,&bind,&ro,&ct,&at);
CHECKERR("PVARINFO",err);
if (verbos<=verbosity)
{
if (!longlist)
{
print_filled(name,maxnamelen,' ');
printf(" ");
print_verbosity_short(verbos);
printf(" ");
print_class(vc);
printf(" ");
print_type(dt);
printf(" ");
print_bind(bind);
printf(" ");
print_yesno(ro);
printf(" ");
print_yesno(ct);
printf(" ");
print_yesno(at);
printf("\n");
}
else
{
print_filled("",SCREENLEN,'-');printf("\n");
printf("Name: %s (",name); print_verbosity(verbos);printf(")\n");
printf("Class: "); print_class(vc); printf("\n");
printf("Type: "); print_type(dt); printf("\n");
printf("Bind: "); print_bind(bind); printf("\n");
printf("Attr.: ");
printf("Readonly:");print_yesno(ro);printf(" ");
printf("Cont.:");print_yesno(ct);printf(" ");
printf("Atomic:");print_yesno(at);printf("\n\n");
if (desc!=NULL)
printf("%s\n\n",desc);
}
}
}
if (numvars>0)
{
if (!longlist)
{
print_filled("",prtlen,'-');printf("\n");
}
else
{
print_filled("",SCREENLEN,'-');printf("\n");
}
}
/* free buffers */
free(name);
free(desc);
}
