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/**********************************************************************
* Utils.c: Miscellaneous support routines for xprzmodem.library;
* Version 2.10, 12 February 1991, by Rick Huebner.
* Released to the Public Domain; do as you like with this code.
*
* Version 2.50, 15 November 1991, by William M. Perkins. Added code
* to update_rate() function in utils.c to avoid the Guru # 80000005
* you would have gotten if you had decided to adjust the system clock
* back during an upload or download.
*
* Mysprintf() function to replace sprintf() and proto code to use
* libinit.o and linent.o library code was supplied by Jim Cooper of SAS.
*
**********************************************************************/
#include <proto/all.h>
#include <exec/types.h>
#include <exec/memory.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <dos.h>
#include "xproto.h"
#include "zmodem.h"
#include "xprzmodem.h"
/* Transfer options to use if XProtocolSetup not called */
struct SetupVars Default_Config =
{
NULL, NULL, 0,
{ "C" }, { "N" }, { "16" }, { "0" }, { "10" },
{ "N" }, { "N" }, { "Y" }, { "N" }, { "Y" }, { "" }
};
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
UBYTE DebugName[] = "T:XDebug.Log";
void *DebugLog = NULL;
#endif
struct DosLibrary *DOSBase;
struct ExecBase *SysBase;
/**********************************************************
* void _UserLibInit(struct Library *libbase)
**********************************************************/
void __saveds __asm _UserLibInit(register __a6 struct Library *libbase)
{
SysBase = (*((struct ExecBase **) 4));
DOSBase = (struct DosLibrary *) OpenLibrary("dos.library", 0);
} /* End of void _UserLibInit() */
/**********************************************************
* void _UserLibCleanup(void)
**********************************************************/
void __saveds _UserLibCleanup(void)
{
CloseLibrary(DOSBase);
} /* End of void _UserLibCleanup() */
/**********************************************************
* long XProtocolSetup(struct XPR_IO *xio)
*
* Called by comm program to set transfer options
**********************************************************/
long __saveds __asm XProtocolSetup(register __a0 struct XPR_IO *xio)
{
struct SetupVars *sv, tempsv;
struct xpr_option *option_ptrs [12];
struct xpr_option *optr, xo_hdr, xo_t, xo_o, xo_b, xo_f, xo_e, xo_s,
xo_r, xo_a, xo_d, xo_k, xo_p;
UBYTE buf [256], *p;
long i, len;
/* Allocate memory for transfer options string */
if (! (sv = (void *) xio->xpr_data))
{
xio->xpr_data = AllocMem((long) sizeof(struct SetupVars), MEMF_CLEAR);
if (! (sv = (void *) xio->xpr_data))
{
ioerr(xio,"Not enough memory");
return XPRS_FAILURE;
}
/* Start out with default options; merge user changes into defaults */
*sv = Default_Config;
}
/* If options string passed by comm prog, use it; else prompt user */
if (xio->xpr_filename)
strcpy(buf, xio->xpr_filename);
else
{
/* If xpr_options() implemented by comm program, use it */
if (xio->xpr_extension >= 1 && xio->xpr_options)
{
/*
* Let user edit temp copy of options so we can ignore invalid
* entries. Have to init all this crud the hard way 'cause it's
* got to be on the stack in order to maintain reentrancy
*/
tempsv = *sv;
xo_hdr.xpro_description = "ZModem options:";
xo_hdr.xpro_type = XPRO_HEADER;
xo_hdr.xpro_value = NULL;
xo_hdr.xpro_length = 0;
option_ptrs[0] = &xo_hdr;
xo_t.xpro_description = "Text mode (Y,N,?,C):";
xo_t.xpro_type = XPRO_STRING;
xo_t.xpro_value = tempsv.option_t;
xo_t.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_t);
option_ptrs[1] = &xo_t;
xo_o.xpro_description = "Overwrite mode (Y,N,R,S):";
xo_o.xpro_type = XPRO_STRING;
xo_o.xpro_value = tempsv.option_o;
xo_o.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_o);
option_ptrs[2] = &xo_o;
xo_b.xpro_description = "I/O buffer size (KB):";
xo_b.xpro_type = XPRO_LONG;
xo_b.xpro_value = tempsv.option_b;
xo_b.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_b);
option_ptrs[3] = &xo_b;
xo_f.xpro_description = "Frame size (bytes):";
xo_f.xpro_type = XPRO_LONG;
xo_f.xpro_value = tempsv.option_f;
xo_f.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_f);
option_ptrs[4] = &xo_f;
xo_e.xpro_description = "Error limit:";
xo_e.xpro_type = XPRO_LONG;
xo_e.xpro_value = tempsv.option_e;
xo_e.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_e);
option_ptrs[5] = &xo_e;
xo_a.xpro_description = "Auto-activate receiver:";
xo_a.xpro_type = XPRO_BOOLEAN;
xo_a.xpro_value = tempsv.option_a;
xo_a.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_a);
option_ptrs[6] = &xo_a;
xo_d.xpro_description = "Delete after sending:";
xo_d.xpro_type = XPRO_BOOLEAN;
xo_d.xpro_value = tempsv.option_d;
xo_d.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_d);
option_ptrs[7] = &xo_d;
xo_k.xpro_description = "Keep partial files:";
xo_k.xpro_type = XPRO_BOOLEAN;
xo_k.xpro_value = tempsv.option_k;
xo_k.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_k);
option_ptrs[8] = &xo_k;
xo_s.xpro_description = "Send full path:";
xo_s.xpro_type = XPRO_BOOLEAN;
xo_s.xpro_value = tempsv.option_s;
xo_s.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_s);
option_ptrs[9] = &xo_s;
xo_r.xpro_description = "Use received path:";
xo_r.xpro_type = XPRO_BOOLEAN;
xo_r.xpro_value = tempsv.option_r;
xo_r.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_r);
option_ptrs[10] = &xo_r;
xo_p.xpro_description = "Default receive path:";
xo_p.xpro_type = XPRO_STRING;
xo_p.xpro_value = tempsv.option_p;
xo_p.xpro_length = sizeof(tempsv.option_p);
option_ptrs[11] = &xo_p;
/* Convert Y/N used elsewhere into "yes"/"no" required by spec */
for (i = 6; i <= 10; ++i)
{
optr = option_ptrs[i];
strcpy(optr->xpro_value, (*optr->xpro_value == 'Y') ? "yes" : "no");
}
(*xio->xpr_options)(12L, option_ptrs);
/* Convert "yes"/"no" or "on"/"off" into Y/N */
for (i = 6; i <= 10; ++i)
{
optr = option_ptrs[i];
strcpy(optr->xpro_value, (! stricmp(optr->xpro_value, "yes")
|| ! stricmp(optr->xpro_value, "on")) ? "Y" : "N");
}
/* Convert xpr_options() results into parseable options string */
mysprintf(buf, "T%s,O%s,B%s,F%s,E%s,A%s,D%s,K%s,S%s,R%s,P%s",
tempsv.option_t, tempsv.option_o, tempsv.option_b, tempsv.option_f,
tempsv.option_e, tempsv.option_a, tempsv.option_d, tempsv.option_k,
tempsv.option_s, tempsv.option_r, tempsv.option_p);
/* If xpr_options() not provided, try xpr_gets() instead */
}
else
{
/* Start buffer with current settings so user can see/edit them. */
mysprintf(buf, "T%s,O%s,B%s,F%s,E%s,A%s,D%s,K%s,S%s,R%s,P%s",
sv->option_t, sv->option_o, sv->option_b, sv->option_f,
sv->option_e, sv->option_a, sv->option_d, sv->option_k,
sv->option_s, sv->option_r, sv->option_p);
if (xio->xpr_gets)
(*xio->xpr_gets)("ZModem options:", buf);
}
}
/* Upshift options string for easier parsing */
strupr(buf);
/*
* Merge new T(ext) option into current settings if given
* "TY" = Force Text mode on,
* "TN" = Force Text mode off,
* "T?" = Use other end's text mode suggestion (default to binary)
* "TC" = Ask Comm program for file type
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'T'))
{
if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N' || *p == '?' || *p == 'C')
*sv->option_t = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid T flag ignored; should be Y, N, ?, or C");
}
/*
* Merge new O(verwrite) option into current settings if given
* "OY" = Yes, delete old file and replace with new one,
* "ON" = No, prevent overwrite by appending ".dup" to avoid name collision,
* "OR" = Resume transfer at end of existing file,
* "OS" = Skip file if it already exists; go on to next
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'O'))
{
if (*p == 'R' && ! xio->xpr_finfo)
ioerr(xio, "Can't Resume; xpr_finfo() not supported");
else if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N' || *p == 'R' || *p == 'S')
*sv->option_o = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid O flag ignored; should be Y, N, R, or S");
}
/*
* Merge new B(uffer) setting into current settings if given
* Size of file I/O buffer in kilobytes
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'B'))
{
len = atol(p);
if (len < 1)
len = 1;
mysprintf(sv->option_b, "%ld", len);
}
/*
* Merge new F(ramelength) setting into other settings if given
* Number of bytes we're willing to send or receive between ACKs.
* 0 = unlimited; nonstop streaming data
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'F'))
{
len = atol(p);
if (len < 0)
len = 0;
if (len > 0 && len < MINBLOCK)
len = MINBLOCK;
mysprintf(sv->option_f, "%ld", len);
}
/*
* Merge new E(rror limit) setting into other settings if given
* Number of sequential errors which will cause an abort
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'E'))
{
len = atol(p);
if (len < 1)
len = 1;
if (len > 32767)
len = 32767;
mysprintf(sv->option_e, "%ld", len);
}
/*
* Merge new A(uto-activate) setting into other settings if given
* "AY" = Automatically call XProtocolReceive() if ZRQINIT string received
* "AN" = Don't look for ZRQINIT; user will explicitly activate receive
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'A'))
{
if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N')
*sv->option_a = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid A flag ignored; should be Y or N");
}
/*
* Merge new D(elete after sending) setting into other options
* "DY" = Delete files after successfully sending them
* "DN" = Don't delete files after sending
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'D'))
{
if (*p == 'Y' && (xio->xpr_extension < 2 || ! xio->xpr_unlink))
ioerr(xio,"Can't use DY; xpr_unlink() not supported");
else if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N')
*sv->option_d = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid D flag ignored; should be Y or N");
}
/*
* Merge new K(eep partial files) setting into other options
* "KY" = Keep partially-received file fragments to allow later resumption
* "KN" = Delete partially-received file fragments
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'K'))
{
if (*p == 'N' && (xio->xpr_extension < 2 || ! xio->xpr_unlink))
ioerr(xio, "Can't use KN; xpr_unlink() not supported");
else if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N')
*sv->option_k = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid K flag ignored; should be Y or N");
}
/*
* Merge new S(end full path) setting into other options
* "SY" = Send full filename including directory path to receiver
* "SN" = Send only simple filename portion, not including directory path
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'S'))
{
if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N')
*sv->option_s = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid S flag ignored; should be Y or N");
}
/*
* Merge new R(eceive path) setting into other options
* "RY" = Use full filename exactly as received; don't use P option path
* "RN" = Ignore received directory path if any; use path from P option
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'R'))
{
if (*p == 'Y' || *p == 'N')
*sv->option_r = *p;
else
ioerr(xio, "Invalid R flag ignored; should be Y or N");
}
/*
* Merge new P(ath) setting into other options
* "Pdir" = Receive files into directory "dir" if RN selected
* "dir" can by any valid existing directory, with or without trailing "/"
*/
if (p = find_option(buf, 'P'))
{
strcpy(sv->option_p, p);
p = sv->option_p + strcspn(sv->option_p, " ,\t\r\n");
*p = '\0';
}
return (*sv->option_a == 'Y') ? XPRS_SUCCESS | XPRS_NORECREQ | XPRS_HOSTMON
: XPRS_SUCCESS | XPRS_NORECREQ;
} /* End of long XProtocolSetup() */
/**********************************************************
* long XProtocolCleanup(struct XPR_IO *xio)
*
* Called by comm program to give us a chance to clean
* up before program ends
**********************************************************/
long __saveds __asm XProtocolCleanup(register __a0 struct XPR_IO *xio)
{
/* Release option memory, if any */
if (xio->xpr_data)
{
FreeMem(xio->xpr_data, (long) sizeof(struct SetupVars));
xio->xpr_data = NULL;
}
return XPRS_SUCCESS;
} /* End of long XProtocolCleanup() */
/**********************************************************
* long XProtocolHostMon(struct XPR_IO *xio,
* char *serbuff, long actual, long maxsize)
*
* Called by comm program upon our request (XPRS_HOSTMON)
* to let us monitor the incoming data stream for our
* receiver auto-activation string (ZRQINIT packet).
* We only ask for this to be called if option AY is set.
**********************************************************/
long __saveds __asm XProtocolHostMon(
register __a0 struct XPR_IO *xio,
register __a1 char *serbuff,
register __d0 long actual,
register __d1 long maxsize)
{
static UBYTE startrcv[] = { ZPAD, ZDLE, ZHEX, "00" };
struct SetupVars *sv;
if (! (sv = (void *) xio->xpr_data))
return actual; /* XProtocolSetup() never called?! */
if (! sv->matchptr)
sv->matchptr = startrcv;
/*
* Scan through serbuff to see if we can match all bytes in the start
* string in sequence.
*/
for (sv->bufpos = serbuff; sv->bufpos < serbuff + actual; ++sv->bufpos)
{
if (*sv->bufpos == *sv->matchptr)
{ /* if data matches current position in match */
++sv->matchptr; /* string, increment match position */
if (! *sv->matchptr)
{ /* if at end of match string, it all matched */
sv->buflen = actual - (sv->bufpos - serbuff);
XProtocolReceive(xio);
sv->matchptr = startrcv;
actual = 0;
break;
}
}
else if (sv->matchptr > startrcv)
{ /* mismatch? Reset to start of match string */
sv->matchptr = startrcv;
if (*sv->bufpos == *sv->matchptr)
++sv->matchptr;
}
}
sv->bufpos = NULL;
return actual;
}
/**********************************************************
* long XProtocolUserMon(struct XPR_IO *xio,
* char *serbuff, long actual, long maxsize)
*
* Called by comm program to let us monitor user's inputs;
* we never ask for this to be called, but it's better to
* recover gracefully than guru the machine.
**********************************************************/
long __saveds __asm XProtocolUserMon(
register __a0 struct XPR_IO *xio,
register __a1 char *serbuff,
register __d0 long actual,
register __d1 long maxsize)
{
return actual;
}
/**********************************************************
* struct Vars *setup(struct XPR_IO *io)
*
* Perform setup and initializations common to both Send
* and Receive routines
**********************************************************/
struct Vars *setup(struct XPR_IO *io)
{
static long bauds[] = { 110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 31250,
38400, 57600, 76800, 115200 };
struct SetupVars *sv;
struct Vars *v;
long origbuf, newstatus;
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
long i, *lng;
#endif
/* Make sure comm program supports the required call-back functions */
if (! io->xpr_update)
return NULL;
if ( ! io->xpr_fopen || ! io->xpr_fclose || ! io->xpr_fread
|| ! io->xpr_fwrite || ! io->xpr_fseek || ! io->xpr_sread
|| ! io->xpr_swrite)
{
ioerr(io, "Comm prog missing required function(s); see docs");
return NULL;
}
/* Hook in default transfer options if XProtocolSetup wasn't called */
if (! (sv = (void *) io->xpr_data))
{
io->xpr_data = AllocMem((long) sizeof(struct SetupVars), MEMF_CLEAR);
if (! (sv = (void *) io->xpr_data))
{
ioerr(io, "Not enough memory");
return NULL;
}
*sv = Default_Config;
}
/* Allocate memory for our unshared variables, to provide reentrancy */
if (! (v = AllocMem((long) sizeof(struct Vars), MEMF_CLEAR)))
{
nomem:
ioerr(io, "Not enough memory");
return NULL;
}
v->Modemchar = v->Modembuf;
/*
* Allocate memory for our file I/O buffer; if we can't get as much as
* requested, keep asking for less until we hit minimum before giving up
*/
v->Filebufmax = origbuf = atol(sv->option_b) * 1024;
while (! (v->Filebuf = AllocMem(v->Filebufmax, 0L)))
{
if (v->Filebufmax > 1024)
v->Filebufmax -= 1024;
else
{
FreeMem(v, (long) sizeof(struct Vars));
goto nomem;
}
}
/* If framelength was intended to match buffer size, stay in sync */
v->Tframlen = atol(sv->option_f);
if (v->Tframlen && v->Tframlen == origbuf)
v->Tframlen = v->Filebufmax;
v->ErrorLimit = atol(sv->option_e);
/* Copy caller's io struct into our Vars for easier passing */
v->io = *io;
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
if (! DebugLog)
DebugLog = (*v->io.xpr_fopen)(DebugName, "w");
dlog(v, "XPR_IO struct:\n");
for (i = 0, lng = (long *) io; i < sizeof(struct XPR_IO) / 4; ++i)
{
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, " %08lx\n", *lng++);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
}
#endif
/* Get baud rate; set serial port mode if necessary (and possible) */
if (v->io.xpr_setserial)
{
v->Oldstatus = (*v->io.xpr_setserial)(-1L);
if (v->Oldstatus != -1)
{
/*
* ZModem requires 8 data bits, no parity (full transparency),
* leave other settings alone
*/
newstatus = v->Oldstatus & 0xFFFFE0BC;
/*
* newstatus |= on_flags; Here's where we'd turn bits on if we
* needed to
*/
if (newstatus != v->Oldstatus)
(*v->io.xpr_setserial)(newstatus);
v->Baud = bauds[(newstatus >> 16) & 0xFF];
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf,
"Old serial status = %lx, new = %lx, baud = %ld\n",
v->Oldstatus, newstatus, v->Baud);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
}
else
v->Baud = 2400;
/* If no xpr_setserial(), muddle along with most likely guess */
}
else
v->Baud = 2400;
return v;
} /* End of struct Vars *setup() */
/**********************************************************
* void set_textmode(struct Vars *v)
*
* Set text/binary mode flags in accordance with T option
* setting
**********************************************************/
void set_textmode(struct Vars *v)
{
struct SetupVars *sv;
long i;
sv = (void *) v->io.xpr_data;
switch(*sv->option_t)
{
case 'Y': /* Force text mode on receive; suggest text mode on send */
TY:
v->Rxascii = TRUE;
v->Rxbinary = FALSE;
v->Lzconv = ZCNL;
break;
case 'N': /* Force binary mode on receive; suggest binary mode on send */
TN:
v->Rxascii = FALSE;
v->Rxbinary = TRUE;
v->Lzconv = ZCBIN;
break;
case 'C': /* Ask comm program for proper mode for this file */
if (v->io.xpr_finfo)
{
i = (*v->io.xpr_finfo)(v->Filename, 2L);
if (i == 1) /* Comm program says use binary mode */
goto TN;
if (i == 2) /* Comm program says use text mode */
goto TY;
}
/* xpr_finfo() not provided (or failed); default to T? */
case '?':
v->Rxascii = v->Rxbinary = FALSE;
v->Lzconv = 0;
break;
}
} /* End of void set_textmode() */
/**********************************************************
* UBYTE *find_option(UBYTE *buf, UBYTE option)
*
* Search for specified option setting in string
**********************************************************/
UBYTE *find_option(UBYTE *buf, UBYTE option)
{
while (*buf)
{
buf += strspn(buf, " ,\t\r\n");
if (*buf == option)
return ++buf;
buf += strcspn(buf, " ,\t\r\n");
}
return NULL;
} /* End of UBYTE *find_option() */
/**********************************************************
* void canit(struct Vars *v)
*
* send cancel string to get the other end to shut up
**********************************************************/
void canit(struct Vars *v)
{
static char canistr[] = { 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24, 24,
8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 0 };
zmputs(v, canistr);
} /* End of void canit() */
/**********************************************************
* void zmputs(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *s)
*
* Send a string to the modem, with processing for \336 (sleep 1 sec)
* and \335 (break signal, ignored since XPR spec doesn't support it)
**********************************************************/
void zmputs(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *s)
{
UBYTE c;
while (*s)
{
switch (c = *s++)
{
case '\336':
Delay(50L);
case '\335':
break;
default:
sendline(v,c);
}
}
sendbuf(v);
} /* End of void zmputs() */
/**********************************************************
* void xsendline(struct Vars *v, UBYTE c)
*
* Write one character to the modem
**********************************************************/
void xsendline(struct Vars *v, UBYTE c)
{
v->Outbuf[v->Outbuflen++] = c;
if (v->Outbuflen >= sizeof(v->Outbuf))
sendbuf(v);
} /* End of void xsendline() */
/**********************************************************
* void sendbuf(struct Vars *v)
*
* Send any data waiting in modem output buffer
**********************************************************/
void sendbuf(struct Vars *v)
{
if (v->Outbuflen)
{
(*v->io.xpr_swrite)(v->Outbuf, (long) v->Outbuflen);
v->Outbuflen = 0;
}
} /* End of void sendbuf() */
/**********************************************************
* short readock(struct Vars *v, short tenths)
*
* Get a byte from the modem;
* return TIMEOUT if no read within timeout tenths of a
* second, return RCDO if carrier lost or other fatal error
* (sread returns -1). Added in some buffering so we
* wouldn't hammer the system with single-byte serial port
* reads. Also, the buffering makes char_avail() a lot
* easier to implement.
**********************************************************/
short readock(struct Vars *v, short tenths)
{
long t;
/* If there's data waiting in our buffer, return next byte */
if (v->Modemcount)
{
gotdata:
--v->Modemcount;
return (short) (*v->Modemchar++);
}
/*
* Our buffer is empty; see if there's anything waiting in system buffer.
* If the caller is in a hurry, don't wait around, but if it can spare
* a half second, wait a bit and build up some input so we don't do as
* many sread() calls.
*/
t = (tenths < 5) ? 0 : 500000;
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf,
"Input buffer empty; calling sread for %ld bytes, %ld usec\n",
(long) sizeof(v->Modembuf), t);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
v->Modemcount = (*v->io.xpr_sread)(v->Modembuf, (long) sizeof(v->Modembuf),
t);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, " sread returned %ld\n", v->Modemcount);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
if (v->Modemcount < 0) /* Carrier dropped or other fatal error; abort */
{
v->Modemcount = 0;
return RCDO;
}
else if (! v->Modemcount) /* Nothing in system buffer; try waiting */
{
t = tenths * 100000L - t;
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, " calling sread for 1 byte, %ld usec\n", t);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
v->Modemcount = (*v->io.xpr_sread)(v->Modembuf, 1L, t);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, " sread returned %ld\n", v->Modemcount);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
if (v->Modemcount < 0)
{
v->Modemcount = 0;
return RCDO;
}
else if (! v->Modemcount) /* Nothing received in time */
return TIMEOUT;
}
v->Modemchar = v->Modembuf; /* Reset buffer pointer to start of data */
goto gotdata;
} /* End of short readock() */
/**********************************************************
* char char_avail(struct Vars *v)
*
* Check if there's anything available to read from the
* modem
**********************************************************/
char char_avail(struct Vars *v)
{
if (v->Modemcount)
return TRUE;
/* No data in our buffer; check system's input buffer */
v->Modemcount = (*v->io.xpr_sread)
(v->Modembuf, (long) sizeof(v->Modembuf), 0L);
if (v->Modemcount < 1) /* Nothing in system buffer either */
{
v->Modemcount = 0;
return FALSE;
}
else /* System buffer had something waiting for us */
{
v->Modemchar = v->Modembuf;
return TRUE;
}
} /* End of char char_avail() */
/**********************************************************
* void update_rate(struct Vars *v)
*
* Update the elapsed time, expected total time, and
* effective data transfer rate values for status display
**********************************************************/
void update_rate(struct Vars *v)
{
ULONG sent, elapsed, expect;
short hr, min;
struct timeval tv;
/* Compute effective data rate so far in characters per second */
sent = v->xpru.xpru_bytes - v->Strtpos;
getsystime(&tv);
elapsed = (tv.tv_secs & 0x7FFFFF) * 128 + tv.tv_micro / 8192;
elapsed -= (v->Starttime.tv_secs & 0x7FFFFF) * 128
+ v->Starttime.tv_micro / 8192;
if (elapsed < 128 || elapsed > 0x7FFFFF)
/* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Kludge for the GURU! -WMP- */
elapsed = 128;
/*
* If we haven't transferred anything yet (just starting), make reasonable
* guess (95% throughput); otherwise, compute actual effective transfer
* rate
*/
v->xpru.xpru_datarate = (sent) ? (sent * 128 / elapsed)
: (v->Baud * 95 / 1000);
/* Compute expected total transfer time based on data rate so far */
if (v->xpru.xpru_filesize < 0)
expect = 0; /* Don't know filesize; display time=0 */
else
expect = (v->xpru.xpru_filesize - v->Strtpos) / v->xpru.xpru_datarate;
hr = expect / 3600; /* How many whole hours */
expect -= hr * 3600; /* Remainder not counting hours */
min = expect / 60; /* How many whole minutes */
expect -= min * 60; /* Remaining seconds */
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "%02ld:%02ld:%02ld", (long) hr, (long) min, expect);
v->xpru.xpru_expecttime = (char *) v->Msgbuf;
/* Compute elapsed time for this transfer so far */
elapsed /= 128;
hr = elapsed / 3600;
elapsed -= hr * 3600;
min = elapsed / 60;
elapsed -= min * 60;
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf + 20, "%02ld:%02ld:%02ld", (long) hr, (long) min,
elapsed);
v->xpru.xpru_elapsedtime = (char *) v->Msgbuf + 20;
} /* End of void update_rate() */
/**********************************************************
* long bfopen(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *mode)
*
* Buffered file I/O fopen() interface routine
**********************************************************/
long bfopen(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *mode)
{
/* Initialize file-handling variables */
v->Filebufpos = v->Filebuflen = v->Filebufcnt = 0;
v->Fileflush = FALSE;
v->Filebufptr = v->Filebuf;
/* Open the file */
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "bfopen: %s %s\n", v->Filename, mode);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
return (*v->io.xpr_fopen)(v->Filename, mode);
} /* End of long bfopen() */
/**********************************************************
* void bfclose(struct Vars *v)
*
* Buffered file I/O fclose() interface routine
**********************************************************/
void bfclose(struct Vars *v)
{
if (v->File)
{
/* If bfwrite() left data in buffer, flush it out before closing */
if (v->Fileflush)
(*v->io.xpr_fwrite)(v->Filebuf, 1L, v->Filebufcnt, v->File);
/* Close the file */
(*v->io.xpr_fclose)(v->File);
v->File = NULL;
}
} /* End of void bfclose() */
/**********************************************************
* void bfseek(struct Vars *v, long pos)
*
* Buffered file I/O fseek() interface routine
**********************************************************/
void bfseek(struct Vars *v, long pos)
{
long offset;
/* If new file position is within currently buffered section,
reset pointers */
if (pos >= v->Filebufpos && pos < v->Filebufpos + v->Filebuflen)
{
offset = pos - v->Filebufpos;
v->Filebufptr = v->Filebuf + offset;
v->Filebufcnt = v->Filebuflen - offset;
/* Otherwise, fseek() file & discard buffer contents to force new read */
}
else
{
(*v->io.xpr_fseek)(v->File, pos, 0L);
v->Filebuflen = v->Filebufcnt = 0;
v->Filebufpos = pos;
}
} /* End of void bfseek() */
/**********************************************************
* long bfread(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *buf, long length)
*
* Buffered file I/O fread() interface routine
**********************************************************/
long bfread(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *buf, long length)
{
long count, total = 0;
/* Keep going until entire request completed */
while (length > 0)
{
/* Copy as much of the request as possible from the buffer */
count = (length <= v->Filebufcnt) ? length : v->Filebufcnt;
CopyMem(v->Filebufptr, buf, count);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "bfread got %ld bytes from buffer\n", count);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
buf += count;
total += count;
length -= count;
v->Filebufptr += count;
v->Filebufcnt -= count;
/* If we've emptied the buffer, read next buffer's worth */
if (! v->Filebufcnt)
{
v->Filebufpos += v->Filebuflen;
v->Filebufptr = v->Filebuf;
v->Filebufcnt = v->Filebuflen
= (*v->io.xpr_fread)(v->Filebuf, 1L, v->Filebufmax, v->File);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "bfread read %ld bytes\n", v->Filebufcnt);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
/* If we hit the EOF, return with however much we read so far */
if (! v->Filebufcnt)
break;
}
}
return total;
} /* End of long bfread() */
/**********************************************************
* long bfwrite(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *buf, long length)
*
* Buffered file I/O fwrite() interface routine
**********************************************************/
long bfwrite(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *buf, long length)
{
long count, total = 0;
/* Keep going until entire request completed */
while (length > 0)
{
/* Copy as much as will fit into the buffer */
count = v->Filebufmax - v->Filebufcnt;
if (length < count)
count = length;
CopyMem(buf, v->Filebufptr, count);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "bfwrite buffered %ld bytes\n", count);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
buf += count;
total += count;
length -= count;
v->Filebufptr += count;
v->Filebufcnt += count;
v->Fileflush = TRUE;
/* If we've filled the buffer, write it out */
if (v->Filebufcnt == v->Filebufmax)
{
count = (*v->io.xpr_fwrite)(v->Filebuf, 1L, v->Filebufcnt, v->File);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
mysprintf(v->Msgbuf, "bfwrite wrote %ld bytes\n", count);
dlog(v, v->Msgbuf);
#endif
if (count < v->Filebufcnt)
return -1;
v->Filebufptr = v->Filebuf;
v->Filebufcnt = 0;
v->Fileflush = FALSE;
}
}
return total;
} /* End of long bfwrite() */
/**********************************************************
* void ioerr(struct XPR_IO *io, char *msg)
*
* Have the comm program display an error message for us,
* using a temporary XPR_UPDATE structure; used to display
* errors before Vars gets allocated
**********************************************************/
void ioerr(struct XPR_IO *io, char *msg)
{
struct XPR_UPDATE xpru;
if (io->xpr_update)
{
xpru.xpru_updatemask = XPRU_ERRORMSG;
xpru.xpru_errormsg = msg;
(*io->xpr_update)(&xpru);
}
} /* End of void ioerr() */
/**********************************************************
* void upderr(struct Vars *v, char *msg)
*
* Have the comm program display an error message for us, using the
* normal XPR_IO structure allocated in Vars
**********************************************************/
void upderr(struct Vars *v, char *msg)
{
v->xpru.xpru_updatemask = XPRU_ERRORMSG;
v->xpru.xpru_errormsg = msg;
if (msg == v->Msgbuf) /* Ensure message length < 50 */
msg[48] = '\0';
(*v->io.xpr_update)(&v->xpru);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
dlog(v, msg);
dlog(v, "\n");
#endif
} /* End of void upderr() */
/**********************************************************
* void updmsg(struct Vars *v,char *msg)
*
* Have the comm program display a normal message for us
**********************************************************/
void updmsg(struct Vars *v,char *msg)
{
v->xpru.xpru_updatemask = XPRU_MSG;
v->xpru.xpru_msg = msg;
if (msg == v->Msgbuf) /* Ensure message length < 50 */
msg[48] = '\0';
(*v->io.xpr_update)(&v->xpru);
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
dlog(v, msg);
dlog(v, "\n");
#endif
} /* End of void updmsg() */
/**********************************************************
* long getfree(void)
*
* Figure out how many bytes are free on the drive we're uploading to.
* Stubbed out for now; not supported by XPR spec.
**********************************************************/
long getfree(void)
{
return 0x7FFFFFFF;
} /* End of long getfree() */
/**********************************************************
* char exist(struct Vars *v)
*
* Check whether file already exists; used to detect
* potential overwrites
**********************************************************/
char exist(struct Vars *v)
{
long file;
file = (*v->io.xpr_fopen)(v->Filename, "r");
if (file)
{
(*v->io.xpr_fclose)(file);
return TRUE;
}
else
return FALSE;
} /* End of char exist() */
/**********************************************************
* int mysprintf(char *buffer, char *ctl, ...)
**********************************************************/
void prbuf(char c);
int mysprintf(char *buffer, char *ctl, ...)
{
long *arg1;
arg1 = (long *) (&ctl + 1);
RawDoFmt(ctl, (APTR)arg1, prbuf, (APTR)buffer);
return(strlen (buffer));
} /* End of int mysprintf() */
/**********************************************************
* void prbuf(char c)
*
* This stub routine is called from the RawDoFmt routine for
* each character in the string. At invocation, we have:
* D0 - next character to be formatted
* A3 - pointer to data buffer
**********************************************************/
#define R_A3 (8 + 3)
void prbuf(char c)
{
char *p = (char *) __builtin_getreg(R_A3);
*p++ = c;
__builtin_putreg(R_A3, (long) p);
} /* End of void prbuf() */
#ifdef DEBUGLOG
/**********************************************************
* void dlog(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *s)
*
* Write a message to the debug log
**********************************************************/
void dlog(struct Vars *v, UBYTE *s)
{
/* Open the debug log if it isn't already open */
if (! DebugLog)
DebugLog = (*v->io.xpr_fopen)(DebugName, "a");
(*v->io.xpr_fwrite)(s, 1L, (long) strlen(s), DebugLog);
/*
* Close file to flush output buffer; comment these two lines out if
* you aren't crashing your system and don't mind waiting until the
* transfer finishes to look at your log file.
* (*v->io.xpr_fclose)(DebugLog);
* DebugLog = NULL;
*/
} /* End of void dlog() */
#endif
/* End of Utils.c source */