obp/obp/os/bootprom/execall.fth

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id: @(#)execall.fth 1.10 07/01/22
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copyright: Copyright 2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All Rights Reserved

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defer the-action    ( phandle -- )
: execute-action  ( -- false )
   current-device >r  the-action  false  r> push-device
;

: (scan-level)  ( -- )
   current-device >r
   ['] execute-action ['] (search-level) catch  2drop
   r> push-device
;

: scan-level  ( action-acf -- )  is the-action (scan-level)  ;

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\ "action-acf" is executed for each device node in the subtree
\ rooted at dev-addr,len , with current-device set to the
\ node in question.  "action-acf" can perform arbitrary tests
\ on the node to determine if that node is appropriate for
\ the action that it wished to undertake.

: scan-subtree  ( dev-addr,len action-acf -- )
   current-device >r  ( dev-addr,len action-acf )
   is the-action      ( dev-addr,len )
   find-device        (  )
   ['] execute-action  ['] (search-preorder)  catch  2drop
   r> push-device     (  )
;

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2variable method-name

\ : output-device?  ( -- flag )  current-device stdout @ pihandle=  ;

\ do-method? is an action routine for "scan-subtree" that is used
\ by execute-all-methods.  For each device node, excluding the current
\ output device, that has a method whose name is given by method-name ,
\ that method is executed.

: do-method?  ( -- )
   \ Don't test the output device
\   output-device?  if  exit  then

   method-name 2@  current-device  (search-wordlist)  if  ( xt )
      drop  pwd$                                ( path-adr,len )
      2dup type cr                              ( path-adr,len )
      method-name 2@  execute-device-method drop cr  (  )
   then                                              (  )
;

\ call-method? is a variation on do-method? - distinctions being that
\ this won't type out the nodename, and will call open/close on the node
\ before calling the method.

: call-method?  ( -- )
   method-name 2@  current-device  (search-wordlist)  if  ( xt )
      drop  pwd$                                ( path-adr,len )
      method-name 2@  execute-method-opened drop     (  )
   then                                              (  )
;

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: execute-all-methods  ( dev-addr,len method-adr,len -- )
   method-name 2!
   ['] do-method?  scan-subtree
;

: most-tests  ( -- )
   \ Don't test the output device
   \   output-device?  if  exit  then

   method-name 2@  current-device  (search-wordlist)  if  ( xt )

      drop                                                (  )

      \ We only want to execute the selftest routine if the device has
      \ a "reg" property.  This eliminates the execution of selftest
      \ routines for "wildcard" devices like st and sd.

      " reg"  get-property  if  exit  then 2drop        (  )

      ??cr ." Testing "  pwd
      method-name 2@  current-device              ( method-adr,len phandle )
      execute-phandle-method  drop                ( result )

      ?dup  if  ??cr ." Selftest failed. Return code = " .d cr  then

   then                                            (  )
;