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42id: @(#)deblock.fth 2.20 97/02/04
43purpose:
44copyright: Copyright 1990-1994 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
45
46\ Block-to-byte conversion package using the Forth file system code to
47\ do the deblocking. Creates a file type which accesses the underlying
48\ block device and opens a file descriptor for a file of that type.
49\ The file descriptor is stored in the "my-data" field of the instance
50\ record. The "fid" field of file descriptor contains the address of
51\ the private data for this device instance.
52
53headerless
54decimal
55
56" /packages" find-device
57new-device
58
590 invert 1 >> constant maxint \ Assumes 2's complement, I suppose
60
610 instance value block# \ Internal state; holds offset from last seek
620 instance value buffer \ Buffer we use for file I/O
630 instance value bufsize \ Size of buffer
640 instance value blocksize \ Sector size of underlying device
65/fd instance buffer: deblock-fd
66
67\ Closes an open file, freeing its descriptor for reuse.
68
69: block-fclose ( fid -- )
70 drop buffer if
71 buffer bufsize " dma-free" ['] $call-parent catch if
72 \ If dma-free method doesn't exist, we fall back on the
73 \ system free-virtual function. This is a hack, and can
74 \ probably be eliminated in future systems.
75 2drop 2drop buffer bufsize free-virtual
76 then
77 then
78;
79
80\ Writes "count" bytes from the buffer at address "adr" to a file.
81\ Returns the number of bytes actually written.
82
83: block-fwrite ( adr #bytes fid -- #written )
84 drop block# ( adr #bytes block# )
85 swap blocksize / ( adr #blocks block# )
86 " write-blocks" $call-parent ( actual-#blocks )
87 blocksize * ( #bytes-written )
88;
89
90
91\ Reads at most "count" bytes into the buffer at address "adr" from a file.
92\ Returns the number of bytes actually read.
93
94: block-fread ( adr #bytes fid -- #read )
95 drop block# ( adr #bytes block# )
96 swap blocksize / ( adr block# #blocks )
97 " read-blocks" $call-parent ( actual-#blocks )
98 blocksize * ( #bytes-read )
99;
100
101
102\ Positions to byte number "d.byte#" in a file
103
104: block-fseek ( d.byte# fid -- ) drop blocksize um/mod to block# drop ;
105
106
107\ Returns the current size "d.size" of a file
108
109: block-fsize ( fid -- d.size ) drop -1 maxint ;
110
111
112\ Aligns a number to a block boundary.
113
114: block-falign ( d.byte# fid -- d.aligned-byte# )
115 drop blocksize um/mod nip blocksize um*
116;
117
118: block-size ( -- n )
119 " block-size" ['] $call-parent catch if 2drop d# 512 then
120;
121
122\ Prepares a file for later access. Name is the pathname of the file
123\ and mode is the mode (0 read, 1 write, 2 modify). If the operation
124\ succeeds, returns the addresses of routines to perform I/O on the
125\ open file and true. If the operation fails, returns false.
126: buffer-size ( -- n )
127 " max-transfer" ['] $call-parent catch if 2drop maxint then
128
129 \ Don't allocate more than 64K, unless the block size is larger than that.
130 block-size h# 10000 max min ( n )
131;
132
133headers
134\ Externally-visible routines follow.
135
136" deblocker" device-name
137
138\ This property indicates that bug 1074409 has been fixed.
139\ If this property is not present, client programs must install a patch.
1400 0 " disk-write-fix" property
141
142: open ( -- okay? )
143
144 0 to block# ( )
145 0 to buffer ( )
146
147 block-size to blocksize ( )
148 buffer-size to bufsize ( )
149
150 bufsize " dma-alloc" ( size adr len )
151 ['] $call-parent catch if ( x y z )
152 3drop bufsize allocate-dma ( dma-addr|0 )
153 dup 0= if exit then ( dma-addr )
154 then ( dma-addr )
155 to buffer ( )
156
157 file @ >r deblock-fd file ! ( )
158
159 buffer bufsize initbuf ( )
160
161 my-self modify ( fid mode )
162 ['] block-fsize ['] block-falign ( fid mode ops.. )
163 ['] block-fclose ['] block-fseek ( fid mode ops.. )
164 ['] block-fwrite ['] block-fread ( fid mode ops.. )
165 setupfd ( )
166
167 true ( true )
168 r> file !
169;
170
171: seek ( offset.low offset.high -- error? )
172 deblock-fd ['] dfseek catch if 2drop true else false then
173;
174: read ( adr len -- actual-len )
175 deblock-fd ['] fgets catch if 3drop 0 then
176;
177: write ( adr len -- actual-len )
178 tuck deblock-fd ['] fputs catch if 2drop 2drop -1 then
179;
180: close ( -- )
181 deblock-fd ['] fclose catch ?dup if .error drop then
182;
183
184finish-device
185device-end