/* list jobs for top-level notification */
void
j_notify(void)
{
Job *j, *tmp;
sigset_t omask;
sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, &sm_sigchld, &omask);
for (j = job_list; j; j = j->next) {
#ifdef JOBS
if (Flag(FMONITOR) && (j->flags & JF_CHANGED))
j_print(j, JP_MEDIUM, shl_out);
#endif /* JOBS */
/* Remove job after doing reports so there aren't
* multiple +/- jobs.
*/
if (j->state == PEXITED || j->state == PSIGNALLED)
j->flags |= JF_REMOVE;
}
for (j = job_list; j; j = tmp) {
tmp = j->next;
if (j->flags & JF_REMOVE)
remove_job(j, "notify");
}
shf_flush(shl_out);
sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK, &omask, (sigset_t *) 0);
}
/* list jobs for jobs built-in */
int
j_jobs(const char *cp, int slp,
int nflag) /* 0: short, 1: long, 2: pgrp */
{
Job *j, *tmp;
int how;
int zflag = 0;
sigset_t omask;
sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, &sm_sigchld, &omask);
if (nflag < 0) { /* kludge: print zombies */
nflag = 0;
zflag = 1;
}
if (cp) {
int ecode;
if ((j = j_lookup(cp, &ecode)) == (Job *) 0) {
sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK, &omask, (sigset_t *) 0);
bi_errorf("%s: %s", cp, lookup_msgs[ecode]);
return 1;
}
} else
j = job_list;
how = slp == 0 ? JP_MEDIUM : (slp == 1 ? JP_LONG : JP_PGRP);
for (; j; j = j->next) {
if ((!(j->flags & JF_ZOMBIE) || zflag) &&
(!nflag || (j->flags & JF_CHANGED)))
{
j_print(j, how, shl_stdout);
if (j->state == PEXITED || j->state == PSIGNALLED)
j->flags |= JF_REMOVE;
}
if (cp)
break;
}
/* Remove jobs after printing so there won't be multiple + or - jobs */
for (j = job_list; j; j = tmp) {
tmp = j->next;
if (j->flags & JF_REMOVE)
remove_job(j, "jobs");
}
sigprocmask(SIG_SETMASK, &omask, (sigset_t *) 0);
return 0;
}
/*
* wait for job to complete or change state
*
* If jobs are compiled in then this routine expects sigchld to be blocked.
*/
static int
j_waitj(Job *j,
int flags, /* see JW_* */
const char *where)
{
int rv;
/*
* No auto-notify on the job we are waiting on.
*/
j->flags |= JF_WAITING;
if (flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY)
j->flags |= JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY;
if (!Flag(FMONITOR))
flags |= JW_STOPPEDWAIT;
while ((volatile int) j->state == PRUNNING ||
((flags & JW_STOPPEDWAIT) && (volatile int) j->state == PSTOPPED)) {
sigsuspend(&sm_default);
if (fatal_trap) {
int oldf = j->flags & (JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
runtraps(TF_FATAL);
j->flags |= oldf; /* not reached... */
}
if ((flags & JW_INTERRUPT) && (rv = trap_pending())) {
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
return -rv;
}
}
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
if (j->flags & JF_FG) {
int status;
j->flags &= ~JF_FG;
#ifdef JOBS
if (Flag(FMONITOR) && ttypgrp_ok && j->pgrp) {
/*
* Save the tty's current pgrp so it can be restored
* when the job is foregrounded. This is to
* deal with things like the GNU su which does
* a fork/exec instead of an exec (the fork means
* the execed shell gets a different pid from its
* pgrp, so naturally it sets its pgrp and gets hosed
* when it gets foregrounded by the parent shell, which
* has restored the tty's pgrp to that of the su
* process).
*/
if (j->state == PSTOPPED &&
(j->saved_ttypgrp = tcgetpgrp(tty_fd)) >= 0)
j->flags |= JF_SAVEDTTYPGRP;
if (tcsetpgrp(tty_fd, our_pgrp) < 0) {
warningf(true,
"j_waitj: tcsetpgrp(%d, %d) failed: %s",
tty_fd, (int) our_pgrp,
strerror(errno));
}
if (j->state == PSTOPPED) {
j->flags |= JF_SAVEDTTY;
tcgetattr(tty_fd, &j->ttystate);
}
}
#endif /* JOBS */
if (tty_fd >= 0) {
/* Only restore tty settings if job was originally
* started in the foreground. Problems can be
* caused by things like `more foobar &' which will
* typically get and save the shell's vi/emacs tty
* settings before setting up the tty for itself;
* when more exits, it restores the `original'
* settings, and things go down hill from there...
*/
if (j->state == PEXITED && j->status == 0 &&
(j->flags & JF_USETTYMODE)) {
tcgetattr(tty_fd, &tty_state);
} else {
tcsetattr(tty_fd, TCSADRAIN, &tty_state);
/* Don't use tty mode if job is stopped and
* later restarted and exits. Consider
* the sequence:
* vi foo (stopped)
* ...
* stty something
* ...
* fg (vi; ZZ)
* mode should be that of the stty, not what
* was before the vi started.
*/
if (j->state == PSTOPPED)
j->flags &= ~JF_USETTYMODE;
}
}
#ifdef JOBS
/* If it looks like user hit ^C to kill a job, pretend we got
* one too to break out of for loops, etc. (at&t ksh does this
* even when not monitoring, but this doesn't make sense since
* a tty generated ^C goes to the whole process group)
*/
status = j->last_proc->status;
if (Flag(FMONITOR) && j->state == PSIGNALLED &&
WIFSIGNALED(status) &&
(sigtraps[WTERMSIG(status)].flags & TF_TTY_INTR))
trapsig(WTERMSIG(status));
#endif /* JOBS */
}
j_usrtime = j->usrtime;
j_systime = j->systime;
rv = j->status;
if (!(flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY) &&
(!Flag(FMONITOR) || j->state != PSTOPPED)) {
j_print(j, JP_SHORT, shl_out);
shf_flush(shl_out);
}
if (j->state != PSTOPPED &&
(!Flag(FMONITOR) || !(flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY)))
remove_job(j, where);
return rv;
}
/*
* Called only when a process in j has exited/stopped (ie, called only
* from j_sigchld()). If no processes are running, the job status
* and state are updated, asynchronous job notification is done and,
* if unneeded, the job is removed.
*
* If jobs are compiled in then this routine expects sigchld to be blocked.
*/
static void
check_job(Job *j)
{
int jstate;
Proc *p;
/* XXX debugging (nasty - interrupt routine using shl_out) */
if (!(j->flags & JF_STARTED)) {
internal_errorf(0, "check_job: job started (flags 0x%x)",
j->flags);
return;
}
jstate = PRUNNING;
for (p=j->proc_list; p != (Proc *) 0; p = p->next) {
if (p->state == PRUNNING)
return; /* some processes still running */
if (p->state > jstate)
jstate = p->state;
}
j->state = jstate;
switch (j->last_proc->state) {
case PEXITED:
j->status = WEXITSTATUS(j->last_proc->status);
break;
case PSIGNALLED:
j->status = 128 + WTERMSIG(j->last_proc->status);
break;
default:
j->status = 0;
break;
}
/* Note when co-process dies: can't be done in j_wait() nor
* remove_job() since neither may be called for non-interactive
* shells.
*/
if (j->state == PEXITED || j->state == PSIGNALLED) {
/* No need to keep co-process input any more
* (at least, this is what ksh93d thinks)
*/
if (coproc.job == j) {
coproc.job = (void *) 0;
/* XXX would be nice to get the closes out of here
* so they aren't done in the signal handler.
* Would mean a check in coproc_getfd() to
* do "if job == 0 && write >= 0, close write".
*/
coproc_write_close(coproc.write);
}
/* Do we need to keep the output? */
if (j->coproc_id && j->coproc_id == coproc.id &&
--coproc.njobs == 0)
coproc_readw_close(coproc.read);
}
j->flags |= JF_CHANGED;
#ifdef JOBS
if (Flag(FMONITOR) && !(j->flags & JF_XXCOM)) {
/* Only put stopped jobs at the front to avoid confusing
* the user (don't want finished jobs effecting %+ or %-)
*/
if (j->state == PSTOPPED)
put_job(j, PJ_ON_FRONT);
if (Flag(FNOTIFY) &&
(j->flags & (JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY)) != JF_WAITING) {
/* Look for the real file descriptor 2 */
{
struct env *ep;
int fd = 2;
for (ep = e; ep; ep = ep->oenv)
if (ep->savefd && ep->savefd[2])
fd = ep->savefd[2];
shf_reopen(fd, SHF_WR, shl_j);
}
/* Can't call j_notify() as it removes jobs. The job
* must stay in the job list as j_waitj() may be
* running with this job.
*/
j_print(j, JP_MEDIUM, shl_j);
shf_flush(shl_j);
if (!(j->flags & JF_WAITING) && j->state != PSTOPPED)
remove_job(j, "notify");
}
}
#endif /* JOBS */
if (!Flag(FMONITOR) && !(j->flags & (JF_WAITING|JF_FG)) &&
j->state != PSTOPPED) {
if (j == async_job || (j->flags & JF_KNOWN)) {
j->flags |= JF_ZOMBIE;
j->job = -1;
nzombie++;
} else
remove_job(j, "checkjob");
}
}
/*
* wait for job to complete or change state
*
* If jobs are compiled in then this routine expects sigchld to be blocked.
*/
static int
j_waitj(Job *j,
int flags, /* see JW_* */
const char *where)
{
int rv;
/*
* No auto-notify on the job we are waiting on.
*/
j->flags |= JF_WAITING;
if (flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY)
j->flags |= JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY;
flags |= JW_STOPPEDWAIT;
while ((volatile int) j->state == PRUNNING ||
((flags & JW_STOPPEDWAIT) && (volatile int) j->state == PSTOPPED))
{
if (fatal_trap) {
int oldf = j->flags & (JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
runtraps(TF_FATAL);
j->flags |= oldf; /* not reached... */
}
if ((flags & JW_INTERRUPT) && (rv = trap_pending())) {
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
return -rv;
}
}
j->flags &= ~(JF_WAITING|JF_W_ASYNCNOTIFY);
if (j->flags & JF_FG) {
j->flags &= ~JF_FG;
if (tty_fd >= 0) {
/* Only restore tty settings if job was originally
* started in the foreground. Problems can be
* caused by things like `more foobar &' which will
* typically get and save the shell's vi/emacs tty
* settings before setting up the tty for itself;
* when more exits, it restores the `original'
* settings, and things go down hill from there...
*/
if (j->state == PEXITED && j->status == 0 &&
(j->flags & JF_USETTYMODE))
{
tcgetattr(tty_fd, &tty_state);
} else {
tcsetattr(tty_fd, TCSADRAIN, &tty_state);
/* Don't use tty mode if job is stopped and
* later restarted and exits. Consider
* the sequence:
* vi foo (stopped)
* ...
* stty something
* ...
* fg (vi; ZZ)
* mode should be that of the stty, not what
* was before the vi started.
*/
if (j->state == PSTOPPED)
j->flags &= ~JF_USETTYMODE;
}
}
}
j_usrtime = j->usrtime;
j_systime = j->systime;
rv = j->status;
if (!(flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY) &&
(j->state != PSTOPPED))
{
j_print(j, JP_SHORT, shl_out);
shf_flush(shl_out);
}
if (j->state != PSTOPPED &&
(!(flags & JW_ASYNCNOTIFY)))
remove_job(j, where);
return rv;
}
