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Fri Jul 8 15:00:35 1994 UTC (28 years, 11 months ago) by
anton
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signals are now translated into THROWs
A number of bug fixes (make a diff of BUGS for details)
added assert.fs and debugging.fs
made .s nicer
keep names of included files (in loadfilename) and print them upon error
1: /*
2: $Id: engine.c,v 1.10 1994/07/08 15:00:35 anton Exp $
3: Copyright 1992 by the ANSI figForth Development Group
4: */
5:
6: #include <ctype.h>
7: #include <stdio.h>
8: #include <string.h>
9: #include <math.h>
10: #include <sys/types.h>
11: #include <sys/stat.h>
12: #include <fcntl.h>
13: #include <assert.h>
14: #include <stdlib.h>
15: #include <time.h>
16: #include <sys/time.h>
17: #include "forth.h"
18: #include "io.h"
19:
20: typedef union {
21: struct {
22: #ifdef BIG_ENDIAN
23: Cell high;
24: Cell low;
25: #else
26: Cell low;
27: Cell high;
28: #endif;
29: } cells;
30: DCell dcell;
31: } Double_Store;
32:
33: typedef struct F83Name {
34: struct F83Name *next; /* the link field for old hands */
35: char countetc;
36: Char name[0];
37: } F83Name;
38:
39: /* are macros for setting necessary? */
40: #define F83NAME_COUNT(np) ((np)->countetc & 0x1f)
41: #define F83NAME_SMUDGE(np) (((np)->countetc & 0x40) != 0)
42: #define F83NAME_IMMEDIATE(np) (((np)->countetc & 0x20) != 0)
43:
44: /* NEXT and NEXT1 are split into several parts to help scheduling */
45: #ifdef DIRECT_THREADED
46: # define NEXT1_P1
47: # define NEXT1_P2 ({goto *cfa;})
48: # define DEF_CA
49: #else
50: # define NEXT1_P1 ({ca = *cfa;})
51: # define NEXT1_P2 ({goto *ca;})
52: # define DEF_CA Label ca;
53: #endif
54: #define NEXT_P1 ({cfa = *ip++; NEXT1_P1;})
55:
56: #define NEXT1 ({DEF_CA NEXT1_P1; NEXT1_P2;})
57: #define NEXT ({DEF_CA NEXT_P1; NEXT1_P2;})
58:
59: #ifdef USE_TOS
60: #define IF_TOS(x) x
61: #else
62: #define IF_TOS(x)
63: #define TOS (sp[0])
64: #endif
65:
66: #ifdef USE_FTOS
67: #define IF_FTOS(x) x
68: #else
69: #define IF_FTOS(x)
70: #define FTOS (fp[0])
71: #endif
72:
73: int emitcounter;
74: #define NULLC '\0'
75:
76: #define cstr(to,from,size)\
77: { memcpy(to,from,size);\
78: to[size]=NULLC;}
79: #define NEWLINE '\n'
80:
81: static char* fileattr[6]={"r","rb","r+","r+b","w+","w+b"};
82:
83: Label *engine(Xt *ip, Cell *sp, Cell *rp, Float *fp, Address lp)
84: /* executes code at ip, if ip!=NULL
85: returns array of machine code labels (for use in a loader), if ip==NULL
86: */
87: {
88: Xt cfa;
89: Address up=NULL;
90: static Label symbols[]= {
91: &&docol,
92: &&docon,
93: &&dovar,
94: &&douser,
95: &&dodoes,
96: &&dodoes, /* dummy for does handler address */
97: #include "prim_labels.i"
98: };
99: int throw_code;
100: IF_TOS(register Cell TOS;)
101: IF_FTOS(Float FTOS;)
102: #ifdef CPU_DEP
103: CPU_DEP;
104: #endif
105:
106: if (ip == NULL)
107: return symbols;
108:
109: if ((throw_code=setjmp(throw_jmp_buf))) {
110: static Cell signal_data_stack[8];
111:
112: /* AFAIK, it's not guarateed that the registers have the right value
113: after a longjump, so we avoid using the current values.
114: If it were guaranteed that the registers keep their values, we could
115: call a signal handler in Forth instead of doing the throw from C */
116: sp = &signal_data_stack[7];
117: TOS = throw_code;
118: ip = throw_ip;
119: NEXT;
120: }
121:
122: IF_TOS(TOS = sp[0]);
123: IF_FTOS(FTOS = fp[0]);
124: prep_terminal();
125: NEXT;
126:
127: docol:
128: #ifdef DEBUG
129: printf("%08x: col: %08x\n",(Cell)ip,(Cell)PFA1(cfa));
130: #endif
131: #ifdef undefined
132: /* this is the simple version */
133: *--rp = (Cell)ip;
134: ip = (Xt *)PFA1(cfa);
135: NEXT;
136: #endif
137: /* this one is important, so we help the compiler optimizing
138: The following version may be better (for scheduling), but probably has
139: problems with code fields employing calls and delay slots
140: */
141: {
142: DEF_CA
143: Xt *current_ip = (Xt *)PFA1(cfa);
144: cfa = *current_ip;
145: NEXT1_P1;
146: *--rp = (Cell)ip;
147: ip = current_ip+1;
148: NEXT1_P2;
149: }
150:
151: docon:
152: #ifdef DEBUG
153: printf("%08x: con: %08x\n",(Cell)ip,*(Cell*)PFA1(cfa));
154: #endif
155: #ifdef USE_TOS
156: *sp-- = TOS;
157: TOS = *(Cell *)PFA1(cfa);
158: #else
159: *--sp = *(Cell *)PFA1(cfa);
160: #endif
161: NEXT;
162:
163: dovar:
164: #ifdef DEBUG
165: printf("%08x: var: %08x\n",(Cell)ip,(Cell)PFA1(cfa));
166: #endif
167: #ifdef USE_TOS
168: *sp-- = TOS;
169: TOS = (Cell)PFA1(cfa);
170: #else
171: *--sp = (Cell)PFA1(cfa);
172: #endif
173: NEXT;
174:
175: /* !! user? */
176:
177: douser:
178: #ifdef DEBUG
179: printf("%08x: user: %08x\n",(Cell)ip,(Cell)PFA1(cfa));
180: #endif
181: #ifdef USE_TOS
182: *sp-- = TOS;
183: TOS = (Cell)(up+*(Cell*)PFA1(cfa));
184: #else
185: *--sp = (Cell)(up+*(Cell*)PFA1(cfa));
186: #endif
187: NEXT;
188:
189: dodoes:
190: /* this assumes the following structure:
191: defining-word:
192:
193: ...
194: DOES>
195: (possible padding)
196: possibly handler: jmp dodoes
197: (possible branch delay slot(s))
198: Forth code after DOES>
199:
200: defined word:
201:
202: cfa: address of or jump to handler OR
203: address of or jump to dodoes, address of DOES-code
204: pfa:
205:
206: */
207: #ifdef DEBUG
208: printf("%08x/%08x: does: %08x\n",(Cell)ip,(Cell)cfa,*(Cell)PFA(cfa));
209: fflush(stdout);
210: #endif
211: *--rp = (Cell)ip;
212: /* PFA1 might collide with DOES_CODE1 here, so we use PFA */
213: #ifdef USE_TOS
214: *sp-- = TOS;
215: TOS = (Cell)PFA(cfa);
216: #else
217: *--sp = (Cell)PFA(cfa);
218: #endif
219: ip = DOES_CODE1(cfa);
220: NEXT;
221:
222: #include "primitives.i"
223: }
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