obp/obp/fm/kernel/catchsel.fth

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id: @(#)catchsel.fth 2.5 03/12/08 13:21:57
purpose:
copyright: Copyright 1994-2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All Rights Reserved
copyright: Copyright 1985-1990 Bradley Forthware
copyright: Use is subject to license terms.

\ Special version of catch and throw for Open Boot PROMs.  This version
\ saves and restores the "my-self" current package instance variable.

0 value my-self

nuser handler   \ Most recent exception handler

\ This was nasty, but we no longer need to arrange things so that my-self
\ can be defined later.
\ The new kernel 'is' is now about 30% faster than even an  avalue , so
\ moving my-self into devtree.fth  is no longer a performance win.

\  : get-my-self ( -- n ) 0 ;
\  : set-my-self ( n -- ) drop  ;

: catch  ( execution-token -- error# | 0 )
                        ( token )  \ Return address is already on the stack
   sp@ >r               ( token )  \ Save data stack pointer
   my-self >r           ( token )  \ Save current package instance handle
   handler @ >r         ( token )  \ Previous handler
   rp@ handler !        ( token )  \ Set current handler to this one
   execute              ( )        \ Execute the word passed in on the stack
   r> handler ! ( )                \ Restore previous handler
   r> drop              ( )        \ Discard saved package instance handle
   r> drop              ( )        \ Discard saved stack pointer
   0                    ( 0 )      \ Signify normal completion
;

: throw  ( ??? [ error# | 0 ] -- ???' [ error# ] )  \ Returns to saved context
   ?dup if                             \ Don't throw 0
      handler @ rp!     ( err# )       \ Return to saved return stack context
      r> handler !      ( err# )       \ Restore previous handler
      r> is my-self     ( err# )       \ Restore package instance handle
                        ( err# )       \ Remember error# on return stack
                        ( err# )       \ before changing data stack pointer
      r> swap >r        ( saved-sp )   \ err# is on return stack
      sp! drop r>       ( err# )       \ Change stack pointer
      \ This return will return to the caller of catch, because the return
      \ stack has been restored to the state that existed when CATCH began
      \ execution .
   then
;