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;---------------
; LINES library module, NOT a standalone program
;---------------
; This module handles line-oriented standard input. The main module must leave
; us with a DATA segment having enough room for 04080 hex bytes; it must call
; PROCESS_INPUT when it is ready for standard input; it must supply a routine
; PROCESS_LINE that we call; and it must jump to GOOD_EXIT when it is done.
; We call PROCESS_LINE with SI pointing to CX bytes, constituting the line.
; The terminating linefeed is counted in the CX bytes. In addition, DI is
; left pointing beyond the linefeed. The main program may clobber any
; registers. During the execution of PROCESS_INPUT, we preserve all registers
; except AL,CX,SI,DI, and the arithmetic flags.
; This module assumes DS=ES=SS at all times.
DATA SEGMENT
IBUFF:
DB 04000 DUP (?)
THISLINE:
DB 128 DUP (?)
DATA ENDS
; FETCH_INPUT gets more bytes from the physical standard input, and resets
; SI and CX to the pointer and count of those bytes. Return Z if there were
; no more bytes.
FETCH_INPUT:
PUSH AX,BX,DX ; preserve registers across call
MOV BX,0 ; zero is the open-file number of standard input
MOV DX,IBUFF ; point CX to our input buffer
MOV CX,04000 ; input limit is the size of our buffer
MOV AH,03F ; MSDOS function number for READ
CALL MSDOS ; read bytes from standard input
XCHG CX,AX ; swap actual count into CX
MOV SI,DX ; point SI to the buffer pointer
POP DX,BX,AX ; restore clobbered registers
TEST CX,CX ; set Z flag if there were no bytes read
RET
; PROCESS_INPUT buffers up standard input, one line at a time, into our buffer
; THISLINE, then processes the line. We return when standard input is
; exhausted.
PROCESS_INPUT:
CALL FETCH_INPUT ; get our first buffer-full of input
JCXZ RET ; return if there is no more input
MOV DI,THISLINE ; we output a line at a time to our buffer
L1: ; loop here for each byte copied to our line-buffer
LODSB ; fetch the byte
STOSB ; store the byte in our buffer
CMP AL,0A ; is the byte the line-terminating linefeed?
JNE >L4 ; jump if not to gather another byte
PUSH CX,SI ; preserve input buffer count and pointer
MOV SI,THISLINE ; point to the start of this word
MOV CX,DI ; point CX beyond the word
SUB CX,SI ; calculate the length of the word
CALL PROCESS_LINE ; process the input line
MOV DI,THISLINE ; restore the gathering-output to the start of the line
POP SI,CX ; restore the input buffer's pointer and remaining count
L4: ; jump here to process the next line
LOOP L1 ; count down the input buffer bytes
CALL FETCH_INPUT ; if buffer was empty then refill it
JNZ L1 ; loop if there were more bytes
RET ; no more bytes-- time to return