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* This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
* Edward Wang at The University of California, Berkeley.
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static char sccsid
[] = "@(#)wwiomux.c 3.26 (Berkeley) 8/12/90";
#if !defined(OLD_TTY) && !defined(TIOCPKT_DATA)
* Multiple window output handler.
* The idea is to copy window outputs to the terminal, via the
* display package. We try to give wwcurwin highest priority.
* The only return conditions are when there is keyboard input
* and when a child process dies, which are serviced by signal
* catchers (wwrint() and wwchild()).
* When there's nothing to do, we sleep in a select().
* This can be done better with interrupt driven io. But that's
* not supported on ptys, yet.
* The history of this routine is interesting.
for (w
= wwhead
.ww_forw
; w
!= &wwhead
; w
= w
->ww_forw
) {
if (w
->ww_obq
< w
->ww_obe
)
FD_SET(w
->ww_pty
, &imask
);
if (w
->ww_obq
> w
->ww_obp
&& !w
->ww_stopped
)
* Defensive code. If somebody else (for example,
* wall) clears the ASYNC flag on us, we will block
* forever. So we need a finite timeout and set
* the flag again. Anything more clever will probably
* need even more system calls. (This is a bug
* I don't like this one bit.
(void) fcntl(0, F_SETFL
, wwnewtty
.ww_fflags
);
n
= select(wwdtablesize
, &imask
, (fd_set
*)0, (fd_set
*)0, &tv
);
for (w
= wwhead
.ww_forw
; w
!= &wwhead
; w
= w
->ww_forw
) {
!FD_ISSET(w
->ww_pty
, &imask
))
n
= read(w
->ww_pty
, p
, w
->ww_obe
- p
);
} else if (!w
->ww_ispty
) {
} else if (*p
== TIOCPKT_DATA
) {
if (*p
& TIOCPKT_FLUSHWRITE
) {
* Try the current window first, if there is output
* then process it and go back to the top to try again.
* This can lead to starvation of the other windows,
* but presumably that what we want.
* Update will eventually happen when output from wwcurwin
if ((w
= wwcurwin
) != 0 && w
->ww_pty
>= 0 &&
w
->ww_obq
> w
->ww_obp
&& !w
->ww_stopped
) {
n
= wwwrite(w
, w
->ww_obp
, w
->ww_obq
- w
->ww_obp
);
if ((w
->ww_obp
+= n
) == w
->ww_obq
)
w
->ww_obq
= w
->ww_obp
= w
->ww_ob
;
for (w
= wwhead
.ww_forw
; w
!= &wwhead
; w
= w
->ww_forw
)
if (w
->ww_pty
>= 0 && w
->ww_obq
> w
->ww_obp
&&
n
= wwwrite(w
, w
->ww_obp
,
if ((w
->ww_obp
+= n
) == w
->ww_obq
)
w
->ww_obq
= w
->ww_obp
= w
->ww_ob
;