Power-Programmierung/CD1.mdf/ada/library/bd3/bd3.ada

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package BANK is
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--| BEGIN PROLOGUE
--| DESCRIPTION            : BANK defines a bank, the TELLER objects
--|                        : within it, and the procedure PRINT_REPORT
--|                        : (which reports on the status of the BANK).
--|                        :
--|                        : BANK is an abstract state machine, defining
--|                        : a BANK object which contains TELLER objects.
--|                        :
--| REQUIREMENTS SUPPORTED : Bank Demonstration Program to show
--|                        : object-oriented design and tasking
--|                        : with Ada
--|                        :
--| LIMITATIONS            : None
--| AUTHOR(S)              : Richard Conn (RLC)
--| CHANGE LOG             : 1/16/89  RLC  Initial Design and Code
--| CHANGE LOG             : 2/25/89  RLC  Final Review Prior to Release
--| REMARKS                : None
--| PORTABILITY ISSUES     : None
--| END PROLOGUE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- TRANSACTION requested of a TELLER
    type TRANSACTION  is (ADD_NEW_CUSTOMER,
                          GET_BALANCE,
                          MAKE_DEPOSIT,
                          MAKE_WITHDRAWAL);

    -- Unit of currency
    type DOLLAR       is new FLOAT;

    -- Identification of a CUSTOMER
    type CUSTOMER_ID  is new NATURAL range 1 .. NATURAL'LAST;

    -- Index of and Number of TELLER objects within the bank
    type TELLER_INDEX is new NATURAL range 1 .. 4;

    -- A TELLER_PERSON is an object to which a CUSTOMER may make a REQUEST
    -- The BANK tells the TELLER_PERSON to START_WORK, giving the
    -- TELLER_PERSON its TELLER_NUMBER
    task type TELLER_PERSON is
    entry REQUEST(ID     : in out CUSTOMER_ID;
              KIND   : in TRANSACTION;
              AMOUNT : in out DOLLAR);
    end TELLER_PERSON;
    -- These are the TELLER objects available at the bank
    TELLER : array(TELLER_INDEX) of TELLER_PERSON;

    -- PRINT_REPORT gives the transaction log of all the bank
    -- customers
    procedure PRINT_REPORT;

    -- STOP_WORK terminates all TELLER tasks
    procedure STOP_WORK;
end BANK;
--
with CONSOLE;
package body BANK is
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--| BEGIN PROLOGUE
--| DESCRIPTION            : Package Body BANK implements the TELLER
--|                        : tasks and the PRINT_REPORT procedure.
--|                        : CUSTOMER data is maintained within the
--|                        : BANK as a linked list.
--|                        :
--| REQUIREMENTS SUPPORTED : Bank Demonstration Program to show
--|                        : object-oriented design and tasking
--|                        : with Ada
--|                        :
--| LIMITATIONS            : None
--| AUTHOR(S)              : Richard Conn (RLC)
--| CHANGE LOG             : 1/16/89  RLC  Initial Design and Code
--| CHANGE LOG             : 2/25/89  RLC  Final Review Prior to Release
--| REMARKS                : None
--| PORTABILITY ISSUES     : Uses CONSOLE (TEXT_IO), so is very portable;
--|                        : no known portability problems.
--| END PROLOGUE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- Identifier of next customer
    NEXT_ID                  : CUSTOMER_ID           := CUSTOMER_ID'FIRST;

    -- Linked list of customer data
    type CUSTOMER_DATA;
    type CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER is access CUSTOMER_DATA;
    type CUSTOMER_DATA is record
    ID                  : CUSTOMER_ID;
    BALANCE             : DOLLAR                := 0.0;
    TRANSACTION_COUNT   : NATURAL               := 0;
    ATTEMPTED_OVERDRAWS : NATURAL               := 0;
    NEXT                : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER := null;
    end record;

    -- Count of number of transactions for each TELLER object
    TELLER_TRANSACTION_COUNT : array(TELLER_INDEX) of NATURAL
      := (others => 0);

    -- Pointers to first and last customer data entries
    FIRST_CUSTOMER           : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER := null;
    LAST_CUSTOMER            : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER := null;

--
-- package body BANK
    -- Print a report of the status of the BANK
    procedure PRINT_REPORT is
    CURRENT_CUSTOMER : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER;
    begin

        -- Check for any customers and issue an error message if none
    if NEXT_ID = CUSTOMER_ID'FIRST then
        CONSOLE.WRITE("The bank doesn't have any customers");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);

        -- Generate report
    else

            -- Customer balance, transaction count, attempted overdraw
            -- count report
        CONSOLE.WRITE("**** BANK STATUS REPORT ****");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
        CONSOLE.WRITE(
              "Customer      Balance  Transactions  Attempted_Overdraws");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
        CURRENT_CUSTOMER := FIRST_CUSTOMER;
        while CURRENT_CUSTOMER /= null loop
        CONSOLE.WRITE(INTEGER(CURRENT_CUSTOMER.ID), 5);
        CONSOLE.WRITE("     ");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(FLOAT(CURRENT_CUSTOMER.BALANCE), 8, 2);
        CONSOLE.WRITE("      ");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(INTEGER(CURRENT_CUSTOMER.TRANSACTION_COUNT), 8);
        CONSOLE.WRITE("             ");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(INTEGER(CURRENT_CUSTOMER.ATTEMPTED_OVERDRAWS),
          8);
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
        CURRENT_CUSTOMER := CURRENT_CUSTOMER.NEXT;
        end loop;
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);

            -- Teller transaction count report
        CONSOLE.WRITE("Teller           : ");
        for I in TELLER_INDEX loop
        CONSOLE.WRITE(INTEGER(I), 8);
        end loop;
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
        CONSOLE.WRITE("Transaction_Count: ");
        for I in TELLER_INDEX loop
        CONSOLE.WRITE(INTEGER(TELLER_TRANSACTION_COUNT(I)), 8);
        end loop;
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);

    end if;
    end PRINT_REPORT;

    -- Terminate all TELLER tasks
    procedure STOP_WORK is
    begin
    for I in TELLER_INDEX loop
        abort TELLER(I);
    end loop;
    end STOP_WORK;
--
-- package body BANK

    -- FIND_CUSTOMER is used to find a CUSTOMER_DATA record
    -- based on a CUSTOMER_ID number
    function FIND_CUSTOMER(ID : in CUSTOMER_ID)
                return CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER is
    CURRENT_CUSTOMER : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER;
    begin
    CURRENT_CUSTOMER := FIRST_CUSTOMER;
    while CURRENT_CUSTOMER /= null loop
        exit when CURRENT_CUSTOMER.ID = ID;
        CURRENT_CUSTOMER := CURRENT_CUSTOMER.NEXT;
    end loop;
    return CURRENT_CUSTOMER;
    end FIND_CUSTOMER;


--
-- package body BANK

    task TELLER_ASSIGNER is
    -- This task assigns an ID number to a teller.
    -- TELLER_ASSIGNER is called by the TELLER_PERSON task when the
    -- TELLER_PERSON task first starts up.
    entry GET_TELLER_ID(ID : out TELLER_INDEX);
    end TELLER_ASSIGNER;

    task body TELLER_ASSIGNER is
    NEXT_TELLER_ID : TELLER_INDEX := TELLER_INDEX'FIRST;
    begin
    loop
        accept GET_TELLER_ID(ID : out TELLER_INDEX) do
        ID := NEXT_TELLER_ID;
        if NEXT_TELLER_ID /= TELLER_INDEX'LAST then
            NEXT_TELLER_ID := NEXT_TELLER_ID + 1;
        end if;
        end GET_TELLER_ID;
    end loop;
    end TELLER_ASSIGNER;

--
-- package body BANK

    -- Implementation of a TELLER task
    task body TELLER_PERSON is

    THIS_CUSTOMER : CUSTOMER_DATA_POINTER;
    MY_NUMBER     : TELLER_INDEX;

    begin

        -- TELLER gets his ID number
    TELLER_ASSIGNER.GET_TELLER_ID(MY_NUMBER);

        -- TELLER loops on REQUESTs from CUSTOMERs
    loop
        accept REQUEST(ID     : in out CUSTOMER_ID;
               KIND   : in TRANSACTION;
               AMOUNT : in out DOLLAR) do

                -- Increment teller's transaction count
        TELLER_TRANSACTION_COUNT(MY_NUMBER)
                    := TELLER_TRANSACTION_COUNT(MY_NUMBER) + 1;

--
-- package body BANK

                -- Process REQUEST
        case KIND is

            when ADD_NEW_CUSTOMER =>
            if LAST_CUSTOMER = null then
                LAST_CUSTOMER := new CUSTOMER_DATA;
                FIRST_CUSTOMER := LAST_CUSTOMER;
            else
                LAST_CUSTOMER.NEXT := new CUSTOMER_DATA;
                LAST_CUSTOMER := LAST_CUSTOMER.NEXT;
            end if;
            LAST_CUSTOMER.ID := NEXT_ID;
            ID := NEXT_ID;
            NEXT_ID := NEXT_ID + 1;
            THIS_CUSTOMER := LAST_CUSTOMER;

            when GET_BALANCE =>
            THIS_CUSTOMER := FIND_CUSTOMER(ID);
            AMOUNT := THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE;

            when MAKE_DEPOSIT =>
            THIS_CUSTOMER := FIND_CUSTOMER(ID);
            THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE
                            := THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE + AMOUNT;
            AMOUNT := THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE;

            when MAKE_WITHDRAWAL =>
            THIS_CUSTOMER := FIND_CUSTOMER(ID);
            if THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE < AMOUNT then
                AMOUNT := 0.0;
                THIS_CUSTOMER.ATTEMPTED_OVERDRAWS :=
                  THIS_CUSTOMER.ATTEMPTED_OVERDRAWS + 1;
            else
                THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE
                                := THIS_CUSTOMER.BALANCE - AMOUNT;
            end if;

        end case;

                -- Increment CUSTOMER's transaction count
        THIS_CUSTOMER.TRANSACTION_COUNT
                    := THIS_CUSTOMER.TRANSACTION_COUNT + 1;

        end REQUEST;

    end loop;

    end TELLER_PERSON;

end BANK;

--
package CUSTOMER_WORLD is
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--| BEGIN PROLOGUE
--| DESCRIPTION            : CUSTOMER_WORLD is an abstract state machine
--|                        : which defines the collection of all CUSTOMERs
--|                        : of the BANK.  It allows the mainline procedure
--|                        : to ADD a new CUSTOMER and TERMINATE_ALL
--|                        : current CUSTOMERs.  The CUSTOMER itself acts
--|                        : as an independent task and requires no
--|                        : direct interaction with the mainline once
--|                        : it starts.
--|                        :
--| REQUIREMENTS SUPPORTED : Bank Demonstration Program to show
--|                        : object-oriented design and tasking
--|                        : with Ada
--|                        :
--| LIMITATIONS            : None
--| AUTHOR(S)              : Richard Conn (RLC)
--| CHANGE LOG             : 1/16/89  RLC  Initial Design and Code
--| CHANGE LOG             : 2/25/89  RLC  Final Review Prior to Release
--| REMARKS                : None
--| PORTABILITY ISSUES     : None
--| END PROLOGUE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- Add another CUSTOMER task to the system
    procedure ADD;

    -- Terminate all CUSTOMERs in the system
    procedure TERMINATE_ALL;

end CUSTOMER_WORLD;

--
with BANK;
with RANDOM;
package body CUSTOMER_WORLD is

    -- Support infix operations, like DOLLAR < DOLLAR
    use  BANK;

    -- This is the amount that a CUSTOMER initially deposits
    -- into his account
    INITIAL_DEPOSIT : constant BANK.DOLLAR          := 100.0;

    -- A CUSTOMER is a task, running concurrently with the TELLERs,
    -- other CUSTOMERs, and the mainline task
    task type CUSTOMER;

    -- CUSTOMER_POINTER is a pointer to a CUSTOMER, used to
    -- create new customers and track old customers in the linked
    -- list of customers used for task termination when the
    -- program is complete
    type CUSTOMER_POINTER              is access CUSTOMER;

    -- These are the constructs used to create a linked list of
    -- the customers
    type CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT;
    type CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT_POINTER is access CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT;
    type CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT is record
    THIS_CUSTOMER : CUSTOMER_POINTER;
    NEXT          : CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT_POINTER := null;
    end record;

    -- Pointer to the first of the customers
    FIRST_CUSTOMER  : CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT_POINTER := null;
    LAST_CUSTOMER   : CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT_POINTER := null;

--
-- package body CUSTOMER_WORLD

    -- Implementation of the CUSTOMER task
    task body CUSTOMER is

    ID                 : BANK.CUSTOMER_ID   := BANK.CUSTOMER_ID'FIRST;
    BALANCE            : BANK.DOLLAR        := 0.0;
    AMOUNT             : BANK.DOLLAR        := 0.0;
    MY_TRANSACTION     : BANK.TRANSACTION;

        -- SELECT_TELLER makes a random selection of one of the
        -- BANK's tellers
    function SELECT_TELLER return BANK.TELLER_INDEX is
    begin
        return BANK.TELLER_INDEX(
                RANDOM.NUMBER * FLOAT(BANK.TELLER_INDEX'LAST) + 1.0);
    exception
        when others =>
        return BANK.TELLER_INDEX'LAST;
    end SELECT_TELLER;

    begin    -- CUSTOMER activity

        -- As a new CUSTOMER, the first two transactions of the
        -- CUSTOMER are to ask the TELLER to add him as a new
        -- CUSTOMER and make an initial deposit
    BANK.TELLER(SELECT_TELLER).REQUEST(ID, BANK.ADD_NEW_CUSTOMER,
      BALANCE);
    BALANCE := INITIAL_DEPOSIT;
    BANK.TELLER(SELECT_TELLER).REQUEST(ID, BANK.MAKE_DEPOSIT, BALANCE);

        -- The rest of the life of the CUSTOMER is spent in the
        -- these steps within the following loop:
        --    (1) delay a random amount of time from 0 to 5 seconds
        --    (2) compute a random amount from -$50 to +$50
        --    (3) if the random amount is negative, attempt to
        --        withdraw that amount; if positive, deposit that
        --        amount
    loop
        delay DURATION(5.0 * RANDOM.NUMBER);
        AMOUNT := BANK.DOLLAR(100.0 * RANDOM.NUMBER - 50.0);
        if AMOUNT < DOLLAR'(0.0) then
        MY_TRANSACTION := BANK.MAKE_WITHDRAWAL;
        AMOUNT := -AMOUNT;
        else
        MY_TRANSACTION := BANK.MAKE_DEPOSIT;
        end if;
        BANK.TELLER(SELECT_TELLER).REQUEST(ID, MY_TRANSACTION, AMOUNT);
    end loop;

    end CUSTOMER;

--
-- package body CUSTOMER_WORLD

    -- Add a new CUSTOMER to the linked list
    procedure ADD is
    begin

        -- If the list is empty, start a new list
    if LAST_CUSTOMER = null then
        FIRST_CUSTOMER := new CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT;
        LAST_CUSTOMER := FIRST_CUSTOMER;

        -- If the list is not empty, add an element onto it
    else
        LAST_CUSTOMER.NEXT := new CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT;
        LAST_CUSTOMER := LAST_CUSTOMER.NEXT;
    end if;

        -- Start a new CUSTOMER task
    LAST_CUSTOMER.THIS_CUSTOMER := new CUSTOMER;

    end ADD;

    -- Terminate all CUSTOMER tasks by moving thru the linked list
    -- and explicitly terminating the tasks pointed to by the list
    -- elements.
    procedure TERMINATE_ALL is
    CURRENT_CUSTOMER : CUSTOMER_LIST_ELEMENT_POINTER;
    begin
    CURRENT_CUSTOMER := FIRST_CUSTOMER;
    while CURRENT_CUSTOMER /= null loop
        abort CURRENT_CUSTOMER.THIS_CUSTOMER.all;
        CURRENT_CUSTOMER := CURRENT_CUSTOMER.NEXT;
    end loop;
    end TERMINATE_ALL;

end CUSTOMER_WORLD;

--
with BANK;
with CUSTOMER_WORLD;
with CONSOLE;
procedure BD3 is                           -- BANK_DEMO_3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
--| BEGIN PROLOGUE
--| DESCRIPTION            : Procedure BD3 (BANK DEMO 3) is a mainline
--|                        : which demonstrates the operation of the
--|                        : BANK.  Upon invocation, the console becomes
--|                        : a command processor for the bank manager.
--|                        : The bank manager can obtain the status of
--|                        : the bank (balances, number of transactions,
--|                        : and attempted overdraws of all customers
--|                        : and number of transactions processed by all
--|                        : tellers) in a single or continuous (group
--|                        : of 11 over about one minute) display.
--|                        : The user at the console can also cause new
--|                        : Customer tasks to be created and shut down
--|                        : the system.
--|                        :
--| REQUIREMENTS SUPPORTED : Bank Demonstration Program to show
--|                        : object-oriented design and tasking
--|                        : with Ada
--|                        :
--| LIMITATIONS            : None
--| AUTHOR(S)              : Richard Conn (RLC)
--| CHANGE LOG             : 1/16/89  RLC  Initial Design and Code
--| CHANGE LOG             : 2/25/89  RLC  Final Review Prior to Release
--| REMARKS                : None
--| PORTABILITY ISSUES     : Uses CONSOLE (TEXT_IO), so is very portable;
--|                        : no known portability problems.
--| END PROLOGUE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

    -- Line input from the console
    INPUT                               : CONSOLE.OUTSTRING;

    -- Number of continuous status reports displayed by the 'c'
    -- command before control is returned to the console
    NUMBER_OF_CONTINUOUS_STATUS_REPORTS : constant := 10;

--
-- procedure BD3

begin                                      -- mainline

    -- This is the beginning of the main loop.  In this loop,
    -- a list of commands is printed on the console, the user
    -- at the console (as CUSTOMER 0) enters one of these commands
    -- followed by striking the RETURN key, and the command is
    -- processed.
    loop

        -- Command listing and prompt
    CONSOLE.WRITE("Enter");
    CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
    CONSOLE.WRITE("  b for bank status");
    CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
    CONSOLE.WRITE("  c for continuous bank status");
    CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
    CONSOLE.WRITE("  s for start next customer");
    CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
    CONSOLE.WRITE("  x for exit: ");
    CONSOLE.READ(INPUT);

        -- Interpretation and execution of input command
    case INPUT(1) is
        when 'b' | 'c' =>              -- Short or continuous bank status
                                       -- report
        BANK.PRINT_REPORT;
        if INPUT(1) = 'c' then
            for I in 1 .. NUMBER_OF_CONTINUOUS_STATUS_REPORTS loop
            delay 5.0;
            BANK.PRINT_REPORT;
                    CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);
            end loop;
        end if;

        when 's' =>                    -- Start up a new CUSTOMER
        CUSTOMER_WORLD.ADD;

        when 'x' =>                      -- Exit program
        CUSTOMER_WORLD.TERMINATE_ALL;    -- Kill CUSTOMER tasks
        BANK.STOP_WORK;                  -- Kill TELLER tasks
        exit;                            -- Exit loop

        when ' ' =>                    -- Non-error on a null input line
        null;

        when others =>                 -- Other commands are invalid
        CONSOLE.WRITE("Invalid Command: ");
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.TRIM(INPUT));
        CONSOLE.WRITE(CONSOLE.NEW_LINE);

    end case;

    end loop;

end BD3;