/* * CONFIG.H -- Configuration parameters for the IRAF Command Language. */ #define SHARELOG YES /* share logfile with other processes */ /* ---------- * Total size of combined control and operand stack, in ints. * Note that operands are more than 1 int big, see operand.h for OPSIZ, * and that tasks certainly are too, see task.h. * Also, number of INT's dictionary is grown each time topd reaches maxd. * NOTE: at present, malloc() calls (such as for fio) will fragment the * dictionary, a fatal error. We have a static sized dictionary until * this can be fixed. */ #define STACKSIZ 128000 #define DICTSIZE 512000 #define MEMINCR 1024 typedef unsigned long memel; /* type for dictionary, stack, etc. */ /* History and command block buffer dimensions. The command block buffer * must be at least one line in size, and should be large enough to hold * most interactively entered multiline command blocks. The history buffer * must be at least as large as the command block buffer. */ #define SZ_CMDBLK 2048 #define SZ_HISTBUF 8192 /* ---------- * char buffers sizes. */ #define MAXMENU 256 /* largest menu than ? can print */ #define FAKEPARAMLEN (24) /* see newfakeparam(). */ #define LEN_PKPREFIX 3 /* length of package prefix string */ #define LEN_PFILENAME 6 /* length of pfilename in uparm */ #define NBKG 32 /* max number of active background jobs */ #define MAXSUBPROC 10 /* max number cached subprocesses */ #define MAXPIPES 20 /* max pipes in a command */ #define forever while (!0) #define until(x) while (!(x)) /* Specify the names of the default cl param file and the startup file. * All files are assumed to reside in iraf$lib. * * CLPROCESS is used as the process name to be used to spawn background * processes, and to get the directory where the default cl.par file * may be found. * CLSTARTUP is executed, as a script, to set up the initial * evironment defn's, commands, and other stuff. when it starts, the package * "clpackage" and one task, "cl", are the only things defined. * used in main(). * LOGINFILE is the name of the file which, if found in the current directory * when the cl starts, will also be run as a script, after CLSTARTUP. * CLLOGOUT is the name of the system logout file, executed when the user * logs off. * UPARM is the environment name whose value is used as the directory * for working copies of param files. see pfileread() and pfilewrite(). */ #define LOGINFILE "login.cl" #define UPARM "uparm" #define CLPROCESS "cl.e" #define CLSTARTUP "clpackage.cl" #define CLLOGOUT "cllogout.cl" #define ROOTPACKAGE "language" #define CLPACKAGE "clpackage" /* Indefinite valued numbers. */ #define INDEFSTR undefval /* mode of the param structure. */ extern char *undefval;