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42\ id: @(#)mode-decode.fth 1.4 00/03/15
43\ purpose:
44\ copyright: Copyright 1995 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
45\
46\ common serial line driver code to cope with serial configuration
47\
48hex
49headerless
50
51\ The normal routines that print
52: (.tty-bad-baud) ( str,len -- 0 flag ) ." Bad baud rate: " type cr 0 true ;
53: (.tty-bad-field) ( flag thing adr,len -- flag thing )
54 type ." '" emit ascii ' emit cr drop true 0
55;
56
57\ The silent routines that return status
58: (tty-bad-field) ( flag thing adr,len -- flag thing ) 2drop 2drop true 0 ;
59: (tty-bad-baud) ( str,len -- 0 flag ) 2drop 0 true ;
60
61instance defer .tty-bad-baud
62instance defer .tty-bad-field
63
64: silent-parse ( -- )
65 ['] (tty-bad-baud) is .tty-bad-baud
66 ['] (tty-bad-field) is .tty-bad-field
67;
68: normal-parse ( -- )
69 ['] (.tty-bad-baud) is .tty-bad-baud
70 ['] (.tty-bad-field) is .tty-bad-field
71;
72
73: $dnumber ( adr,len -- number,false|true )
74 base @ >r ( adr,len )
75 d# 10 base ! $number ( number,false|true )
76 r> base ! ( number,false|true )
77;
78
79: get-baudrate ( adr,len -- reg-data error? )
80 2dup $dnumber 0= if ( adr,len baud )
81 dup min-baud max-baud ( adr,len baud baud min max )
82 between if ( adr,len baud )
83 nip nip false exit ( baud false )
84 then ( adr,len baud )
85 drop ( adr,len )
86 then ( adr,len )
87 .tty-bad-baud ( 0 error )
88;
89
90\
91\ Convert Handshake into standard 'integer' form
92\
93: check-field ( adr,len nlen -- error? char )
94 > swap c@ ( flag char )
95;
96
97: get-handshake ( adr,len -- reg-data,0 | error? )
98 1 check-field case ( false )
99 ascii - of hs.none endof \ none
100 ascii h of hs.hw endof \ hardware
101 ascii s of hs.sw endof \ software
102 ( ?? ) " bad handshake" .tty-bad-field
103 endcase swap ( code error? )
104;
105
106: get-stopbits ( adr,len -- reg-data,0 | error? )
107 1 check-field case ( false )
108 ascii 1 of h# 01 endof \ 1 stop bit
109 ascii 2 of h# 02 endof \ 2 stop bits
110 ( ?? ) " bad stopbits" .tty-bad-field
111 endcase swap ( code error? )
112;
113
114: get-parity ( adr,len -- reg-data,0 | error? )
115 1 check-field case ( false )
116 ascii m of p.mark endof \ mark
117 ascii e of p.even endof \ even
118 ascii o of p.odd endof \ odd
119 ascii n of p.none endof \ none
120 ascii s of p.space endof \ space
121 ( ?? ) " bad parity" .tty-bad-field
122 endcase swap ( code error? )
123;
124
125: get-databits ( adr,len -- reg-data,0 | error? )
126 1 check-field case ( false )
127 ascii 5 of h# 05 endof
128 ascii 6 of h# 06 endof
129 ascii 7 of h# 07 endof
130 ascii 8 of h# 08 endof
131 ( ?? ) " bad databits" .tty-bad-field
132 endcase ( flag bits )
133 1 over lshift 1- is mask-#data ( flag bits )
134 swap ( bits flag )
135;
136
137: $= ( adr,len adr,len -- flag )
138 rot tuck = if ( adr1 adr2 len )
139 comp 0= ( flag )
140 else ( adr1 adr2 len )
141 3drop false ( false )
142 then ( flag )
143;
144
145: 6reverse ( a b c d e f -- f e d c b a )
146 swap 2swap swap 2rot swap
147;
148
1490 instance value /mode-remains
1500 instance value mode-remains
1510 instance value /mode$
1520 instance value mode-str
153
154: >mode$ ( str,len -- ) is /mode$ is mode-str ;
155
156: mode$ ( -- str,len ) mode-str /mode$ ;
157
158: mode-remains$ ( -- str,len ) mode-remains /mode-remains ;
159
160: >mode-remains$ ( str,len -- ) is /mode-remains is mode-remains ;
161
162: bail? ( data flag -- )
163 if true throw else mode-remains$ >mode$ then
164;
165
166: get-field ( -- field,len )
167 mode$ ascii , left-parse-string
168 2swap >mode-remains$
169;
170
171instance defer (config-serial)
172
173: mode-cleanup ( hs stp prty dbits baud rts-dtr mode -- )
174 3drop 3drop drop ( )
175;
176
177\
178\ scan the current line looking for ,
179\ the format of the line is fixed so if I have too many or too few
180\ we just bail. No device state is changed unless all the arguments
181\ look reasonable and all the decode routines don't throw.
182\
183\ general format is: "baud,databits,parity,stopbits,handshake"
184\
185\ this is converted into a standard numeric format and if we are not
186\ verifying we call config-serial
187\ uses device specific routine
188\ config-serial ( hs stp prty dbits baud -- )
189\
190\
191
192: (parse-mode) ( adr len -- )
193 >mode$ ( )
194 dtr-rts-on? ( rts? )
195 get-field get-baudrate bail? ( rts? baud )
196 get-field get-databits bail? ( rts? baud dbits )
197 get-field get-parity bail? ( rts? baud dbits prty )
198 get-field get-stopbits bail? ( rts? baud dbits prty stp )
199 get-field get-handshake bail? ( rts? baud dbits prty stop hs )
200 rs-mode-decode ( rts? baud dbits prty stop hs mode )
201 >r 6reverse r> (config-serial) ( )
202;
203
204: (do-catch) ( adr,len acf -- str,len false|true )
205 catch if ( adr,len )
206 2drop mode$ false ( adr,len false )
207 else ( )
208 mode$ true ( str,len true )
209 then
210;
211
212\ Now protect the stack
213\ If scan? is set we still return pass/fail but with a
214\ good scan we also return the remainder string
215\ so the stack comments are a little misleading.
216\
217headers
218: parse-mode ( str,len scan? -- ok? )
219 dup if ( adr,len flag )
220 ['] mode-cleanup ( adr,len flag set-acf )
221 silent-parse ( adr,len flag set-acf )
222 else ( adr,len flag )
223 ['] config-serial ( adr,len flag set-acf )
224 normal-parse ( adr,len flag set-acf )
225 then ( adr,len flag set-acf )
226 is (config-serial) ( adr,len flag )
227 ['] (parse-mode) swap if ( adr,len acf )
228 (do-catch) ( adr,len valid? )
229 else
230 (do-catch) ( adr,len valid? )
231 nip nip ( valid? )
232 then
233;
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