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.title k11st1 the SET command,overlay one .ident /2.0.43/ .if ndf, K11INC .ift .include /IN:K11MAC.MAC/ .include /IN:K11CDF.MAC/ .endc .macro decout val mov val ,-(sp) call numout .endm decout .enabl gbl .enabl lc .psect $code $cmglob = 0 ; Copyright (C) 1984 Change Software, Inc. ; ; 31-Jan-84 15:13:45 Brian Nelson ; ; Removed SET command code from K11CMD.MAC for space saving via ; placement into an overlay. global <argbuf,argpnt> .psect $code .sbttl things from k11st0 needed in k11st1 .enabl lsb sd$off: bic #log$al ,trace ; clear all debug bits now bit #log$op ,trace ; is there a log file open ? beq 20$ ; no calls close ,<#lun.lo> ; close it bic #log$op ,trace ; say it's closed please message <Debug file closed>,cr 20$: clr r0 return ttchk: tstb ttname ; insure a line is set beq 10$ ; ok clc return 10$: message <Please use the SET LINE command>,cr sec return .dsabl lsb .sbttl set block-check-type set$bl::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#blklst>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now clr r0 ; no errors 110$: return $cmglob = 0 command blklst ,1_CHARACTER_CHECKSUM ,1 ,sbl$1 command blklst ,2_CHARACTER_CHECKSUM ,1 ,sbl$2 command blklst ,3_CHARACTER_CRC_CCITT ,1 ,sbl$3 command blklst ,1-CHARACTER-CHECKSUM ,1 ,sbl$1 command blklst ,2-CHARACTER-CHECKSUM ,1 ,sbl$2 command blklst ,3-CHARACTER-CRC-CCITT ,1 ,sbl$3 command blklst ,ONE_CHARACTER_CHECKSUM ,3 ,sbl$1 command blklst ,TWO_CHARACTER_CHECKSUM ,3 ,sbl$2 command blklst ,THREE_CHARACTER_CRC_CCITT,3 ,sbl$3 command blklst ,ONE-CHARACTER-CHECKSUM ,3 ,sbl$1 command blklst ,TWO-CHARACTER-CHECKSUM ,3 ,sbl$2 command blklst ,THREE-CHARACTER-CRC-CCITT,3 ,sbl$3 command blklst sbl$1: movb #'1 ,setrec+p.chkt movb #'1 ,setsen+p.chkt return sbl$2: movb #'2 ,setrec+p.chkt movb #'2 ,setsen+p.chkt return sbl$3: movb #'3 ,setrec+p.chkt movb #'3 ,setsen+p.chkt return global <argbuf ,conpar ,setrec ,setsen ,senpar> .sbttl set dtr and hangup line set$dt::call ttchk ; must have already done a SET LINE bcs 100$ ; oops calls ttydtr ,<#ttname> ; try to raise DTR on the line tst r0 ; did it work ? beq 100$ ; yes direrr r0 ; no, emit a message as to why 100$: clr r0 ; and exit return c$disc:: c$hang::$name <HAN> set$hu::call ttchk ; must have already done a SET LINE bcs 100$ ; oops calls ttyhang ,<#ttname> ; try to hang up the line tst r0 ; did it work ? beq 100$ ; yes direrr r0 ; no, emit a message as to why clr r0 return 100$: message <KERMIT link > print #ttname message < disconnected>,cr return global <ttname> .sbttl set filetype set$fi::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#setfil> tst r0 ; did we find a keyword ? bmi 100$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; yes, dispatch on it please 100$: return sf$typ: mov argpnt ,r0 ; this is a KLUDGE, ignore 'TYPE' 10$: tstb @r0 ; find EOS as of yet ? beq 90$ ; yes, exit with an error cmpb (r0)+ ,#40 ; found a delimiter yet ? bne 10$ ; no, keep looking calls getcm0 ,<r0,#setfil> ; yes, recheck the table for type tst r0 ; did it work ? bmi 90$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; yes, dispatch on it please clr r0 ; no errors br 100$ ; exit 90$: mov #-1 ,r0 ; error 100$: return sf$asc: mov #text ,$image ; imagemode := false message <Ascii text mode set>,cr; confirm it clr r0 ; no errors return ; bye sf$bin: call xbin mov #binary ,$image ; imagemode := true message <Binary mode set>,cr ; confirm it clr r0 ; no errors return ; bye sf$dec: call xbin ; SF$DEC added /52/ MESSAGE <DEC_Multinational mode set>,CR mov #DECNAT ,$image clr r0 ; No errors return ; Exit sf$aut: mov sp ,doauto ; allow checking of file type and clr r0 ; attributes to see if the file should return ; be sent as a binary file sf$noa: clr doauto ; never check the file out clr r0 ; no errors return sf$sup: clr filprot ; supercede created files clr r0 return sf$nos: mov sp ,filprot ; do not supercede files clr r0 return .enabl lsb xbin: tstb parity beq 100$ cmpb parity ,#par$no ; has it been set to none ? beq 100$ ; yes message <The other Kermit must be able to support 8 bit prefixing>,cr message <Without this feature, the high bit will be lost on every>,cr message <character sent>,cr message 100$: return .dsabl lsb command setfil ,SUPERCEDE ,2 ,sf$sup command setfil ,NOPROTECT ,3 ,sf$sup command setfil ,NOSUPERCEDE ,3 ,sf$nos command setfil ,PROTECT ,2 ,sf$nos command setfil ,7_BIT ,1 ,sf$asc command setfil ,7-BIT ,1 ,sf$asc command setfil ,8_BIT ,1 ,sf$dec command setfil ,8-BIT ,1 ,sf$dec command setfil ,ASCII ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,BINARY ,2 ,sf$bin command setfil ,EIGHT ,2 ,sf$bin command setfil ,SEVEN ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,EIGHT_BIT ,2 ,sf$dec command setfil ,SEVEN_BIT ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,EIGHT-BIT ,2 ,sf$dec command setfil ,SEVEN-BIT ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,FIXED ,2 ,sf$bin command setfil ,IMAGE ,2 ,sf$bin command setfil ,AUTO ,3 ,sf$aut command setfil ,NOAUTO ,3 ,sf$noa command setfil ,TYPE ,3 ,sf$typ command setfil ,TEXT ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,TXT ,2 ,sf$asc command setfil ,DEC_MULTINATIONAL,2 ,sf$dec ; The following two added /54/ 09-Sep-86 14:48:42 to resolve ; problems accessing decnet files. command setfil ,NAMES ,2 ,sf$nam command setfil ,NAMING ,2 ,sf$nam command setfil .ASSUME TEXT EQ 0 .ASSUME BINARY EQ 1 .ASSUME DECNAT EQ 2 global <argbuf ,$image> .sbttl SET FILE NAM option ; Added /54/ 09-Sep-86 14:46:48 sf$nam: mov argpnt ,r0 ; /54/ Get current pointer 10$: tstb @r0 ; /54/ Find EOS as of yet ? beq 90$ ; /54/ Yes, exit with an error cmpb (r0)+ ,#40 ; /54/ Found a delimiter yet ? bne 10$ ; /54/ No, keep looking calls getcm0 ,<r0,#sfname> ; /54/ Yes, recheck the table for type tst r0 ; /54/ Did it work ? bmi 90$ ; /54/ No jsr pc ,@r1 ; /54/ Yes, dispatch on it please clr r0 ; /54/ No errors br 100$ ; /54/ Exit 90$: mov #-1 ,r0 ; /54/ Error 100$: return sfn$tr: clr rawfil ; /54/ The default, always convert return ; /54/ Exit sfn$fu: mov sp ,rawfil ; /54/ Don't remove extra stuff, like return ; /54/ node names and so on. command sfname ,CONVERTED ,1 ,sfn$tr command sfname ,FULL ,1 ,sfn$fu command sfname ,LITERAL ,1 ,sfn$fu command sfname ,TRANSLATED ,1 ,sfn$tr command sfname GLOBAL <rawfil> ; End /54/ edits .sbttl set BINARY-TYPE .ext .enabl lsb set$bi::save <r1,r2,r3> ; save work registers please sub #100 ,sp ; allocate some work space mov sp ,r3 ; and a pointer to it please clrb @r3 ; insure .asciz mov argpnt ,r2 ; get the argbuf pointer now cmpb @r2 ,#'. ; is there a leading dot ? beq 10$ ; yes movb #'. ,(r3)+ ; no, insert one please clrb @r3 ; asciz please 10$: strcat r3 ,r2 ; concat the filetype now mov sp ,r3 ; point back to the buffer strlen r3 ; get the length cmp r0 ,#4 ; it must be exactly 4 chars beq 20$ ; ok message <The filetype must be of the form .xyz>,cr message <as in: SET BIN .SAV or SET BIN .TSK>,cr br 90$ ; error exit 20$: tst binset ; have we been here before bne 30$ ; yes message <The default binary filetype list has been deleted>,cr mov bintyp ,r1 clrb @r1 ; insure that it's been done mov sp ,binset ; flag we have been here before 30$: strcat bintyp ,r3 ; concat the new one onto the list clr r0 ; exit with success br 100$ ; exit 90$: mov #-1 ,r0 ; failure 100$: add #100 ,sp ; pop local buffer and then .... unsave <r3,r2,r1> ; pop registers return ; bye .dsabl lsb .sbttl more set routines ; SET$DF set a default filename string for all file opens ; and creates. .enabl lsb set$df::copyz argpnt ,#defdir,#filsiz; setup a default directory calls fparse ,<#200$,#filnam>; try to parse it to see if tst r0 ; if the string is valid beq 10$ ; ok message <Error from $PARSE - > ; direrr r0 ; no, print the error out clrb defdir br 100$ 10$: message <Directory for files set to > print #defdir message 100$: clr r0 return .save .psect $PDATA ,D 200$: .asciz /JUNK.DAT/ .even .restore global <filsiz> .dsabl lsb set$ho::clrb defdir message <Directory set back to none (SY:)>,cr clr r0 return ; S E T $ L O ; ; SET LOGFILE filespec ; ; set and create the logfile .enabl lsb c$logf:: set$lo::call sd$off ; insure previous file is closed tst logapp ; /41/ Append log files? bne 10$ ; /41/ Yes calls create ,<argpnt,#lun.lo,#text>; handle SET DEBUG FILE filename br 20$ ; /41/ Check for errors 10$: calls append ,<argpnt,#lun.lo,#text>; handle SET DEBUG FILE filename 20$: tst r0 ; did the logfile create work ? beq 30$ ; yes direrr r0 ; no,print the error out return 30$: bis #log$op ,trace ; yes, say it's open please copyz argpnt ,#logfil,#30 ; save the debug filename for show tst infomsg ; /41/ Verbose today? beq 100$ ; /41/ No message <Opened Log_file > ; /41/ say we did it print argpnt ; at last, confirm the logfile name message ; crlf 100$: return ; exit global <argbuf ,defdir,logapp> .dsabl lsb .sbttl set send and set receive .enabl lsb set$wi::message <Kermit-11 supports the LONG PACKET extension.>,cr message <It does not support SLIDING WINDOWS>,cr clr r0 return set$rc::mov #reclst ,r3 call 200$ tst r0 beq 10$ message <%SET-W Unknown option in SET RECEIVE>,cr 10$: return set$sn::mov #senlst ,r3 call 200$ tst r0 beq 20$ message <%SET-W Unknown option in SET SEND>,cr 20$: return 200$: calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,r3> ; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find the option ? bmi 300$ ; no 220$: calls getcm1 ,<argpnt,r3,r0> ; yes, look for value clause now tst r0 ; find it (or read it?) bmi 300$ ; no mov argbuf ,argpnt ; yes. GETCM1 always returns in ARGBUF jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch to correct action br 310$ ; and exit 300$: mov #1 ,r0 ; exit on error 310$: mov argbuf ,argpnt ; insure argpnt is reset to default return ; exit .dsabl lsb command reclst ,END-OF-LINE ,3 ,set$eo,<EOLN char ? >,string command reclst ,PACKET-SIZE ,3 ,str$pl,<Packet Length ? >,decnum command reclst ,PACKET-LENGTH ,3 ,str$pl,<Packet Length ? >,decnum command reclst ,PAUSE ,3 ,set$ps,<Pause time ? >,decnum command reclst ,START-OF-PACKET,3 ,str$so,<Octal valule of SOH ? >,octnum command reclst ,START_OF_PACKET,3 ,str$so,<Octal valule of SOH ? >,octnum command reclst ,TIMEOUT ,3 ,set$ti,<Packet timeout ? >,decnum command reclst ,PADCHARACTER ,4 ,str$pd,<Padding char (octal) ? >,octnum command reclst ,PADDING ,4 ,str$pn,<Number of pad chars ? >,decnum command reclst command senlst ,END-OF-LINE ,3 ,set$eo,<EOLN char ? >,string command senlst ,PACKET-LENGTH ,3 ,sts$pl,<Packet Length ? >,decnum command senlst ,PACKET-SIZE ,3 ,sts$pl,<Packet Length ? >,decnum command senlst ,PAUSE ,3 ,set$ps,<Pause time ? >,decnum command senlst ,START-OF-PACKET,3 ,sts$so,<Octal valule of SOH ? >,octnum command senlst ,START_OF_PACKET,3 ,sts$so,<Octal valule of SOH ? >,octnum command senlst ,TIMEOUT ,3 ,set$ti,<Packet timeout ? >,decnum command senlst ,PADCHARACTER ,4 ,sts$pd,<Padding char (octal) ? >,octnum command senlst ,PADDING ,4 ,sts$pn,<Number of pad chars ? >,decnum command senlst ,XON ,3 ,sts$xo command senlst ,NOXON ,3 ,sts$nx command senlst .sbttl set end-of-line octalvalue, set packetlength and set pause sts$so: call setsop tst r0 bne 100$ mov r1 ,sensop 100$: return str$so: call setsop tst r0 bne 100$ mov r1 ,recsop 100$: return set$so::call setsop tst r0 bne 100$ mov r1 ,recsop mov r1 ,sensop 100$: return setsop: calls octval ,<argpnt> ; get the octal value tst r0 ; check for errors bne 80$ ; exit if so tst r1 ; insure in range 1..36 beq 90$ ; no, exit cmp r1 ,#36 ; ... bgt 90$ ; ... 80$: return 90$: message <The SOH character must be between 1 and 36 octal>,cr mov #1 ,r0 return global <recsop ,sensop> sts$xo: mov sp ,prexon ; /53/ Prefix packets with XON clr r0 ; /53/ Success return ; /53/ Exit sts$nx: clr prexon ; /53/ Don't prefix with XON clr r0 ; /53/ Success return ; /53/ Exit GLOBAL <PREXON> ; /53/ Defined in K11DAT set$eo::calls octval ,<argpnt> ; get the octal value now tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 100$ ; no movb r1 ,senpar+p.eol ; yes,stuff it in there please movb r1 ,setsen+p.eol ; yes,stuff it in there please clr r0 100$: return ; bye set$ps::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; get the value tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value mov r1 ,pauset ; ok 100$: return set$dl::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; get the value tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value mov r1 ,sendly ; ok 100$: return global <argbuf ,conpar ,conesc ,pauset ,sendly> .sbttl set rec pac and set sen pac .enabl lsb str$pl: strcmp argpnt ,#ps$max ; /43/ Was it SET REC PAC MAX? tst r0 ; /43/ Well? bne 5$ ; /43/ No call inqbuf ; /43/ Yes, find out what this mov r0 ,r1 ; /43/ Save it here and then be tst infomsg ; /43/ Being verbose today? beq 10$ ; /43/ Not really. message <Receive buffer size set to > ; /43/ decout r1 ; /43/ Tell user what we set it to message ; /43/ br 10$ ; /43/ be off to common code. 5$: calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; /43/ Get the user's size tst r0 ; /43/ Successful? bne 100$ ; /43/ No, just exit then cmp r1 ,#96. ; /43/ huge packets today? bgt 10$ ; /43/ Yes movb r1 ,setrec+p.spsiz ; /43/ set up it movb r1 ,senpar+p.spsiz ; /43/ It actually goes HERE clr reclng ; /43/ Clear this br 30$ ; /43/ And reset MAXL1 and MAXL2 10$: call inqbuf ; /43/ Find out MAX buffer size cmp r0 ,#MAXLNG ; /43/ Will this fit internally? blos 15$ ; /43/ Yes mov #MAXLNG ,r0 ; /43/ No, reset it please 15$: cmp r1 ,#MAXLNG ; /43/ Will this fit within the blos 16$ ; /43/ Kermit-11 internal buffers? mov #MAXLNG ,r1 ; /43/ No, reset to max we allow. message <This size exceeds Kermit-11's internal buffering of >,cr decout r1 ; /43/ Inform them and reset it message < bytes. It has been reset to that value>,cr ; /43/ Warning 16$: cmp r1 ,r0 ; /43/ Will the user's size fit? blos 20$ ; /43/ Yes tst infomsg ; /43/ Really print this message? beq 20$ ; /43/ No message <This packet size exceeds the host's input buffer size of>,cr decout r0 ; /43/ message < bytes. This may cause the line/port driver to loose>,cr message <data at rates greater than 2400 baud.>,cr 20$: mov r1 ,reclng ; /43/ Setup this parameter 30$: clr r0 ; /43/ Now setup for divide by 95 div #95. ,r0 ; /43/ Simple movb r0 ,setrec+p.mxl1 ; /43/ Insert it into parameters movb r0 ,senpar+p.mxl1 ; /43/ Insert it into parameters movb r1 ,setrec+p.mxl2 ; /43/ Insert it into parameters movb r1 ,senpar+p.mxl2 ; /43/ Insert it into parameters clr r0 ; /43/ No errors 100$: return ; /43/ Exit .dsabl lsb sts$pl: call plc ; /43/ Get the value bcs 100$ ; /43/ Oops movb r1 ,setsen+p.spsiz ; /43/ set up it movb r1 ,conpar+p.spsiz ; /43/ It actually goes HERE 100$: return ; /43/ Exit .enabl lsb plc: calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; set the arguement now tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 120$ ; no cmp r1 ,#20. ; minimum of twenty blo 110$ ; too small cmp r1 ,#96. ; /43/ Large ? blo 90$ ; /43/ No br 110$ ; /43/ 90$: clr r0 100$: return 110$: message <The packet size must normally be in the range 20..94>,cr 120$: sec return .save .psect $PDATA,d ps$max: .asciz /MAX/ .even .restore .dsabl lsb .sbttl Set RECEIVE, Set SEND Padding, Padcharacter ; Added /57/ Brian Nelson 17-Jul-87 08:52:30 sts$pd::calls octval ,<argpnt> ; get the octal value now tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 100$ ; no movb r1 ,senpar+p.padc ; yes,stuff it in there please movb r1 ,setsen+p.padc ; yes,stuff it in there please 100$: return ; bye sts$pn::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; get the value tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value mov r1 ,senpar+p.npad ; ok mov r1 ,setsen+p.npad ; ok 100$: return str$pd::calls octval ,<argpnt> ; get the octal value now tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 100$ ; no movb r1 ,recpar+p.padc ; yes,stuff it in there please movb r1 ,setrec+p.padc ; yes,stuff it in there please 100$: return ; bye str$pn::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; get the value tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value mov r1 ,recpar+p.npad ; ok mov r1 ,setrec+p.npad ; ok 100$: return .sbttl set escape whatever and set retry .enabl lsb set$es::calls octval ,<argpnt> ; get the octal value now tst r0 ; did it work ? bne 100$ ; no cmpb r1 ,#40 ; must be a control character blo 10$ ; ok message <The escape character must be a control character>,cr br 20$ ; exit 10$: mov r1 ,conesc ; store it 20$: return set$re::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; SET RETRY decimal number tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value cmp r1 ,#3 ; a reasonable minimum ? bhis 30$ ; ok message <RETRY should be between 3 and 30>,cr return 30$: mov r1 ,maxtry ; ok 40$: return set$ti::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; SET TIMEOUT decimal number tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value cmp r1 ,#4 ; a reasonable minimum ? blo 50$ ; ok cmp r1 ,#60. ; a reasonable maximum ? blos 60$ ; yes 50$: message <TIMEOUT should be between 4 and 60>,cr return 60$: movb r1 ,conpar+p.time ; alter remotes sinit default movb r1 ,setrec+p.time ; show thats it's been set 100$: return global <argbuf ,conesc ,conpar ,maxtry ,setrec> .dsabl lsb .sbttl set record-format (highly RMS11 dependant) set$rf::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#rfmlst>; find out which option was given tst r0 bmi 100$ jsr pc ,@r1 clr r0 100$: return srf$st: clr df$rat ; stream ascii please for RSTS? movb #fb$stm ,df$rfm ; say so and exit return srf$va: movb #fb$cr ,df$rat ; must have this for RSX? movb #fb$var ,df$rfm ; r.var and fd.cr return global <df$rat ,df$rfm ,fb$cr ,fb$stm ,fb$var> command rfmlst ,STREAM ,3 ,srf$st command rfmlst ,VARIABLE,3 ,srf$va command rfmlst .sbttl enable or disable attribute packet transmission set$at::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#onoff>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now mov r0 ,sendat ; /42/ clr r0 ; /42/ 110$: return set$lp::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#onoff>; /42/ find out which option was given tst r0 ; /42/ did we find one bmi 110$ ; /42/ no jsr pc ,@r1 ; /42/ dispatch now mov r0 ,dolong ; /42/ clr r0 ; /42/ 110$: return st$nat::clr doattr clr r0 return st$nlp::clr dolong clr r0 return cm$glob = 0 command onoff ,OFF ,3 ,s$of ; /42/ Change names command onoff ,ON ,2 ,s$on ; /42/ Change names command onoff ,NONE ,3 ,s$of ; /42/ Change names command onoff ; /42/ Change names s$of: clr r0 return s$on: mov sp ,r0 return global <sendat ,dolong> set$pr::copyz argpnt ,#prompt,#20. clr r0 return global <prompt ,argbuf> .sbttl error debugging set$se::calls l$val ,<argpnt> ; SET SEED decimal number tst r0 ; well ? bne 100$ ; no, bad value mov r1 ,testc ; save it 100$: return set$ra::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#ranlst>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now mov r0 ,ranerr ; save for the show command 100$: clr r0 ; exit with no error set 110$: return cm$glob = 0 command ranlst ,OFF ,3 ,sra$of command ranlst ,ON ,2 ,sra$on command ranlst ,NONE ,3 ,sra$of command ranlst sra$of: clr r0 return sra$on: mov sp ,r0 return global <ranerr ,testc> .sbttl set repeat on/off or to something (?) set$rp::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#relst>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now mov r0 ,setrpt ; save for the show command 100$: clr r0 ; exit with no error set 110$: return cm$glob = 0 command relst ,OFF ,3 ,rep$of command relst ,ON ,2 ,rep$on command relst rep$of: clr r0 return rep$on: mov #-1 ,r0 return global <setrpt> .sbttl set local terminal type set$tt::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#ttlst>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now mov r0 ,vttype ; save for the show command 100$: clr r0 ; exit with no error set 110$: return cm$glob = 0 command ttlst ,TTY ,3 ,svt$tt command ttlst ,VT100 ,3 ,svt$vt command ttlst ,VT101 ,3 ,svt$vt command ttlst ,VT102 ,3 ,svt$vt command ttlst ,VT200 ,3 ,svt$22 command ttlst ,VT220 ,3 ,svt$22 command ttlst svt$tt: clr r0 return svt$vt: mov #vt100 ,r0 return svt$22: mov #vt200 ,r0 return global <vttype> .sbttl set various things for the console terminal set$co::calls getcm0 ,<argpnt,#colst>; find out which option was given tst r0 ; did we find one bmi 110$ ; no jsr pc ,@r1 ; dispatch now 100$: clr r0 ; exit with no error set 110$: return cm$glob = 0 command colst ,8-BIT ,1 ,sco$8 command colst ,7-BIT ,1 ,sco$7 command colst ,8BIT ,1 ,sco$8 command colst ,7BIT ,1 ,sco$7 command colst ,8_BIT ,1 ,sco$8 command colst ,7_BIT ,1 ,sco$7 command colst ,PASSALL,3 ,sco$8 command colst sco$7: clr con8bit return sco$8: mov sp ,con8bit return global <con8bit> numout: save <r0,r1,r2> ; /43/ Better formatting mov 2+<3*2>(sp),r1 ; /43/ Get value please mov r1 ,-(sp) ; /43/ Stuff it in clr -(sp) ; /43/ Double conversion mov sp ,r1 ; /43/ Address of word to convert sub #20 ,sp ; /43/ A buffer to use mov sp ,r0 ; /43/ A pointer to it clr r2 ; /43/ Leading zero/space suppress call $cddmg ; /43/ Convert clrb @r0 ; /43/ .Asciz mov sp ,r1 ; /43/ Reset pointer print r1 ; /43/ Dump please add #20+4 ,sp ; /43/ Pop Junk unsave <r2,r1,r0> ; /43/ Pop registers mov (sp)+ ,(sp) ; /43/ Move return address up return ; /43/ Exit .end