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/*
** WAIT - simulation of wait(2) system call
**
** (c) Copyright Ken Harrenstien 1989
** for all changes after v.35, 15-Mar-1989
** (c) Copyright Ken Harrenstien, SRI International 1987
** Edits for ITS: Copyright (C) 1988 Alan Bawden
**
** Returns -1 if no more forks or if interrupted.
*/
#include <c-env.h>
#if SYS_T20+SYS_10X+SYS_T10+SYS_CSI+SYS_WTS+SYS_ITS /* Systems supported (?) */
#include <sys/usysig.h>
#include <errno.h>
#if SYS_ITS
#include <sysits.h>
#endif
#if SYS_T20+SYS_10X
extern void _panic(); /* From URT */
#if 0
The miserable code here for T20 is necessary because of the
incredibly losing way that T20/10X handles forks. For one thing,
WFORK% hangs forever if there are no inferiors! For another, there is
no way to identify which fork has stopped other than by examining the
entire fork structure with GFRKS%! And finally, GFRKS% can only work
within a single section, which is why extended-addressing code must
keep a temporary static buffer and copy it to the stack, hoping that
nothing else clobbers it in the meantime. Barf, choke, puke.
#endif
#include <jsys.h>
#define MAXFRK 30 /* Max # of forks we expect to see */
struct frkblk {
unsigned fk_parp : 18; /* Parallel ptr */
unsigned fk_infp : 18; /* Inferior ptr */
unsigned fk_supp : 18; /* Superior ptr */
unsigned fk_hand : 18; /* Fork handle */
union {
int wd;
struct { /* Fork status word */
unsigned rf_frz : 1; /* Frozen bit */
unsigned rf_sts : 17; /* Status code */
unsigned rf_sic : 18; /* PSI channel causing termination */
} bits;
} fk_stat;
};
#define fk_stafld fk_stat.bits /* For getting at status bits */
#define fk_status fk_stat.wd /* For getting at whole word */
struct frkarr {
struct frkblk fb[MAXFRK];
};
#endif /* T20+10X */
int
wait(status)
int *status;
{
#if SYS_T20+SYS_10X
int acs[5], i;
int oldbase; /* RH to subtract from pointers in frkarr */
/* to get relative offset from start of table */
struct frkblk *fkp;
struct frkarr stkarr; /* Big array on stack */
#if SYS_T20 /* Stuff in case using extended addressing */
static int wrkflg = 0;
static struct frkarr wrkarr; /* GFRKS% stores stuff here */
#define CLRWRKFLG (wrkflg = 0)
#else
#define CLRWRKFLG
#endif
USYS_BEG();
for (;;) {
fkp = &stkarr.fb[0]; /* Get pointer to stack workspace */
#if SYS_T20
if ((int)fkp & (-1<<18)) { /* Check if extended addressing */
if (wrkflg) {
_panic("wait() trying to re-use storage!");
}
wrkflg++; /* Say storage blk now in use */
fkp = &wrkarr.fb[0]; /* Point to static block */
}
#endif
oldbase = ((int)fkp) & 0777777; /* Remember RH of table addr */
acs[1] = _FHSLF;
acs[2] = GF_GFH|GF_GFS; /* Get handle & status for each fork */
acs[3] = (-(sizeof(wrkarr)/sizeof(int))<<18) + ((int)fkp & 0777777);
if (jsys(GFRKS, acs) <= 0) {
#if SYS_T20
wrkflg = 0; /* Ensure clear if bomb out */
#endif
USYS_RETERR(EFAULT); /* Shouldn't happen! */
}
#if SYS_T20
if (wrkflg) { /* If extended addressing, */
stkarr = wrkarr; /* Copy results onto stack */
wrkflg = 0; /* Then can release storage! */
fkp = &stkarr.fb[0]; /* Point to new loc */
} /* Note ptrs in blocks are now wrong! */
#endif
/* Now scan list of inferior forks */
fkp = (struct frkblk *)fkp->fk_infp; /* Start with 1st inferior */
if (fkp == 0) /* If no inferiors, */
USYS_RETERR(ECHILD); /* WFORK lied, return failure! */
for (; fkp; fkp = (struct frkblk *)fkp->fk_parp) {
/* Get real pointer by adding table addr to offset within table */
fkp = (struct frkblk *) ((int)&stkarr + ((int)fkp - oldbase));
switch (fkp->fk_stafld.rf_sts) {
default:
continue; /* Not status we want, keep looking */
case _RFHLT: /* Process halted? */
case _RFFPT: /* Forced process termination? */
break; /* Found one! Break out */
}
break; /* Stop loop */
}
if (fkp == 0) { /* If no stopped inferiors found, */
/* Then must wait for one! */
/* NOTE: This is actually not the right thing, because we don't
** want to wait for ALL processes to stop, just ANY one of them.
** But T20 has no easy way to do this, short of using
** the TFORK monitor call intercept facility! Ugh!
*/
acs[1] = _FHINF; /* All inferiors of current process */
i = jsys(WFORK|JSYS_OKINT, acs); /* Wait for them all to stop */
if (i == 0)
USYS_RETERR(ECHILD); /* Assume no forks */
if (i < 0) { /* Interrupted? */
if (USYS_END() < 0) { /* Yeah, take it, see if must fail */
errno = EINTR; /* Fail, sigh */
return -1;
}
USYS_BEG(); /* Otherwise disable ints again */
continue; /* and re-try the call! */
}
continue; /* A fork stopped! Go try to identify it. */
}
/* Found a stopped fork! Take care of it... */
acs[1] = fkp->fk_hand;
jsys(KFORK, acs); /* Flush the fork */
if (status) { /* Return fork status? */
if (fkp->fk_stafld.rf_sts == _RFHLT)
*status = 0; /* Normal termination */
else *status = fkp->fk_status; /* Return T20 status */
}
/* Now return fork handle as a USYS PID */
jsys(GJINF, acs); /* Get job # in AC3 */
USYS_RET(((fkp->fk_hand & 0777)<<9)
| (acs[3] & 0777));
}
#else /* Other systems don't hack processes yet */
errno = ECHILD;
return -1;
#endif
}
#endif /* T20+10X+T10+CSI+WAITS+ITS */