obp/obp/arch/sun4u/config/console.fth

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id: @(#)console.fth 1.5 01/04/06
purpose:
copyright: Copyright 1999-2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All Rights Reserved

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defer finish-device-hook ( -- )         ' noop  is finish-device-hook

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overload: finish-device ( -- )  finish-device-hook  finish-device  ;
' finish-device 0 h# 127 set-token

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vocabulary console-claimer
also console-claimer definitions

: make-my-alias ( name$ -- )
   ['] aliases $vfind if  drop  exit  then      ( -- )
   my-self ihandle>phandle                      ( name$ phandle )
   dup " reg" rot get-package-property if       ( name$ phandle )
      3drop                                     ( -- )
   else                                         ( name$ phandle xdr,len )
      2drop                                     ( name$ phandle )
      phandle>devname                           ( name$ path$ )
      $devalias                                 ( -- )
   then
;

: keyboard$     " keyboard" ;
: mouse$        " mouse" ;

0 value kbd-tmp
0 value mouse-tmp

: install-device-hook ( acf acf -- )
   ['] finish-device-hook behavior swap do-is
   to finish-device-hook
;
: reset-device-hook ( acf -- )
   to  finish-device-hook
   finish-device-hook
;

: install-keyboard-alias ( -- )
   kbd-tmp  reset-device-hook
   keyboard$ make-my-alias
;
: install-mouse-alias ( -- )
   mouse-tmp  reset-device-hook
   mouse$ make-my-alias
;

also magic-properties definitions
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overload: name ( xdr,len name$ -- )
   \ This is horrible, and is here only because using the keyboard and mouse
   \ properties was considered to be SUN centric as USB code could be written
   \ by a 3rd party and used as a console on SUN machines, and unless the
   \ keyboard/mouse properties were formally defined their use was ambiguous.
   2over decode-string 2swap 2drop
   2dup keyboard$ $= if
      2drop ['] install-keyboard-alias ['] kbd-tmp install-device-hook
   else
      mouse$ $= if
         ['] install-mouse-alias ['] mouse-tmp install-device-hook
      then
   then
   name
;

: keyboard ( 0 0 str$ -- 0 0 )
   2 pick 0= if
      keyboard$ make-my-alias
   then
;

: mouse ( 0 0 str$ -- 0 0 )
   2 pick 0= if
      mouse$ make-my-alias
   then
;

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