# Copyright(c) 1986 Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy Inc. include include include include include include # ZZDEBUG -- Debug tasks for the FIO (file i/o) interface. task mpp = t_mpp, unget = t_unget, pbb = t_pbb, fnl = t_fnl, txo = t_txo, bfap = t_bfappend, spool = t_spool, many = t_many, server = t_server, client = t_client, oserver = t_old_server, oclient = t_old_client, daytime = t_daytime, http = t_http, utime = t_utime, symlink = t_symlink, unlink = t_unlink define SZ_BUF 2048 # MPP -- Test macro pushback. procedure t_mpp() int fd char ch char getc() begin fd = STDIN while (getc (fd, ch) != EOF) { if (ch == '%') { ch = '$' call ungetc (fd, ch) } else if (ch == '\n') { call putchar (ch) call flush (STDOUT) } else if (ch == '^') { call ungetline (fd, "carat") } else if (ch == '&') { call ungetline (fd, "amper%sand") } else call putchar (ch) } end # UNGET-- Test ungetline. procedure t_unget() char lbuf[SZ_LINE] int getline() begin while (getline (STDIN, lbuf) != EOF) { if (lbuf[1] == '.') { call ungetline (STDIN, lbuf[2]) call ungetline (STDIN, "pbb\n") } else { call putline (STDOUT, lbuf) call flush (STDOUT) } call fdebug (STDOUT, STDIN, STDIN) } end # PBB -- Test multilevel pushback. procedure t_pbb() char lbuf[SZ_LINE] int fd int getline() include begin fd = STDIN fp = fiodes[fd] call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call ungetline (fd, "aaa\n") call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call ungetline (fd, "bbb\n") call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call ungetline (fd, "ccc\n") call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call ungetline (fd, "ddd\n") call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call eprintf ("pbb='%s'\n\n"); call pargstr (FPBBUF(fp)) while (getline (fd, lbuf) != EOF) { call putline (STDERR, lbuf) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) } end # FNL -- Test filename template expansion. procedure t_fnl() char fname[SZ_FNAME] int list, clpopns(), clgfil(), clplen() begin list = clpopns ("files") call printf ("nfiles = %d\n"); call pargi (clplen(list)) while (clgfil (list, fname, SZ_FNAME) != EOF) { call printf ("%s\n"); call pargstr (fname) } call clpcls (list) end # TXO -- Test the mixing of PUTC, PUTLINE, and WRITE calls to a text file. procedure t_txo() int fd, i, j int open() begin fd = open ("junk", NEW_FILE, TEXT_FILE) do i = 1, 5 { do j = 1, 5 call putci (fd, 'a' + i - 1) call putline (fd, "12345") call write (fd, "_6789[] ", 8) } call close (fd) end # BFAP -- Test appending to a binary file. Should create the file and then # add an unpacked line of text in each successive call. procedure t_bfappend() int fd int open(), strlen() string text "1234567890\n" begin fd = open ("_bf", APPEND, BINARY_FILE) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call write (fd, text, strlen(text)) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call close (fd) end # SPOOL -- Test the spoolfile file type. procedure t_spool() int fd, i, j, n int open(), read() begin fd = open ("spool", READ_WRITE, SPOOL_FILE) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call eprintf ("write test data\n") do i = 1, 10000 call write (fd, i, SZ_INT) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call eprintf ("rewind file:\n") call seek (fd, BOFL) call fdebug (STDERR, fd, fd) call eprintf ("read back test data\n") do i = 1, 10000 { n = read (fd, j, SZ_INT) if (n < SZ_INT || i != j) { call eprintf ("read failure at word %d=%d of 10000, stat=%d\n") call pargi (i) call pargi (j) call pargi (n) } } call eprintf ("test successful\n") call close (fd) end # MANY -- Test what happens when we try to open too many files. procedure t_many() char fname[SZ_FNAME] int list, nfiles, fd int open(), fntopn(), fntgfn() begin list = fntopn ("fio$*.x") for (nfiles=1; fntgfn(list,fname,SZ_FNAME) != EOF; nfiles=nfiles+1) { fd = open (fname, READ_ONLY, TEXT_FILE) call eprintf ("%d %s\n") call pargi (nfiles) call pargstr (fname) } call fntcls (list) end # SERVER -- Simple ND server for testing the network driver. This server # listens on the specified port and waits for a client connection, then # returns a status message for every message received from the client, # shutting down when the client exits. procedure t_server() char buf[SZ_BUF] int fdi, fdo, nb, i int ndopen(), read(), reopen() begin do i = 1, 5 { call printf ("server waiting for connection\n") fdi = ndopen ("unix:/tmp/nd:text", NEW_FILE) fdo = reopen (fdi, READ_WRITE) call printf ("fdin = %d fdout = %d\n") call pargi (fdi) ; call pargi (fdo) call fdebug (STDOUT, fdi, fdo) call flush (STDOUT) repeat { nb = read (fdi, buf, SZ_BUF) if (nb > 0) { call fprintf (STDOUT, "read %d bytes from client\n") call pargi (nb) call flush (STDOUT) call fprintf (fdo, "read %d bytes from client\n") call pargi (nb) call flush (fdo) } } until (nb <= 0) call printf ("client has disconnected\n") call close (fdi) call close (fdo) } end # CLIENT -- Connect to the server on the given port and send a number of # test messages, then close the connection and exit. procedure t_client() char buf[SZ_BUF] int fdi, fdo, n, i, msglen int msgsize[8] int ndopen(), read(), reopen() data msgsize /64, 128, 256, 134, 781, 3, 19, 1544/ begin fdi = ndopen ("unix:/tmp/nd:text", READ_WRITE) fdo = reopen (fdi, READ_WRITE) call printf ("fdin = %d fdout = %d\n") call pargi (fdi) ; call pargi (fdo) call fdebug (STDOUT, fdi, fdo) call flush (STDOUT) for (i=1; i <= 5; i=i+1) { msglen = msgsize[mod(i,8)+1) call printf ("send %d chars to server\n") call pargi (msglen) call write (fdo, buf, msglen) call flush (fdo) n = read (fdi, buf, SZ_BUF) if (n > 0) { buf[n+1] = EOS call printf ("read %d bytes from server\n") call pargi (n) call printf ("server: %s\n") call pargstr (buf) } else { call printf ("server has disconnected\n") break } call flush (STDOUT) } call close (fdi) call close (fdo) end # SERVER -- Simple ND server for testing the network driver. This server # listens on the specified port and waits for a client connection, then # returns a status message for every message received from the client, # shutting down when the client exits. # # To test the ND driver, start up two copies of zzdebug.e, one running the # server task and the other the client task. Give the same value of "port" # to both, and start the server. It will pause waiting for a client. Then # start a test sequence in the client setting "nmsg" to the number of # messages to be exchanged. The client will send nmsg messages of various # sizes to the server and echo on the stdout the response returned by the # server. # # NOTE - this is the original version, before adding support for "reopen" # to have two fully streaming file descriptors per connection. procedure t_old_server() char port[SZ_LINE] char buf[SZ_BUF] int fd, sum, n, maxconn, i int ndopen(), read(), checksum(), clgeti() begin call clgstr ("port", port, SZ_LINE) maxconn = clgeti ("maxconn") if (maxconn <= 0) maxconn = 9999 do i = 1, maxconn { call printf ("server waiting for connection\n") fd = ndopen (port, NEW_FILE) repeat { call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, YES) n = read (fd, buf, SZ_BUF) if (n > 0) { call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, YES) sum = checksum (buf, n) call fprintf (fd, "read %d bytes from client, sum=%x") call pargi (n) call pargi (sum) call flush (fd) } } until (n <= 0) call printf ("client has disconnected\n") call close (fd) } end # CLIENT -- Connect to the server on the given port and send a number of # test messages, then close the connection and exit. # # NOTE - this is the original version, before adding support for "reopen" # to have two fully streaming file descriptors per connection. procedure t_old_client() char buf[SZ_BUF] char port[SZ_LINE] int fd, nmsg, n, i, msglen int msgsize[8] int ndopen(), read(), clgeti(), checksum() data msgsize /64, 128, 256, 134, 781, 3, 19, 1544/ begin call clgstr ("port", port, SZ_LINE) nmsg = clgeti ("nmsg") fd = ndopen (port, READ_WRITE) for (i=1; i <= nmsg; i=i+1) { msglen = msgsize[mod(i,8)+1) call printf ("send %d chars to server, sum=%x\n") call pargi (msglen) call pargi (checksum (buf, msglen)) call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, YES) call write (fd, buf, msglen) call flush (fd) call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, YES) n = read (fd, buf, SZ_BUF) if (n > 0) { buf[n+1] = EOS call printf ("server: %s\n") call pargstr (buf) } else { call printf ("server has disconnected\n") break } call flush (STDOUT) } call close (fd) end # DAYTIME -- Connect to the daytime service on the local host and print # out what it returns. procedure t_daytime() int fd, nchars, ip char hostname[SZ_FNAME] char line[SZ_LINE], netpath[SZ_LINE] int ndopen(), read(), strlen() begin # Open the daytime service on the named host or the local host. call clgstr ("host", hostname, SZ_FNAME) if (strlen(hostname) > 0) { call sprintf (netpath, SZ_LINE, "inet:daytime:%s") call pargstr (hostname) iferr (fd = ndopen (netpath, READ_WRITE)) { call printf ("cannot access host\n") return } } else { iferr (fd = ndopen("inet:daytime",READ_WRITE)) call printf("fail 1\n") iferr (fd = ndopen("inet:daytime:localhost",READ_WRITE)) call printf("fail 2\n") } # Read and print the daytime text. call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, OK) nchars = read (fd, line, SZ_LINE) if (nchars > 0) { call strupk (line, line, SZ_LINE) for (ip=1; line[ip] != EOS; ip=ip+1) if (line[ip] == '\n') { line[ip] = EOS break } call printf ("%s\n") call pargstr (line) } call close (fd) end # HTTP -- Connect to a HTTP server on the given host, read a URL and print # what it returns. procedure t_http() bool done int fd, nchars, lastch char hostname[SZ_FNAME], buf[SZ_BUF] char netpath[SZ_LINE], path[SZ_LINE] int ndopen(), read() begin # Connect to HTTP server (default port 80) on the given host. call clgstr ("host", hostname, SZ_FNAME) call sprintf (netpath, SZ_LINE, "inet:80:%s:text") call pargstr (hostname) iferr (fd = ndopen (netpath, READ_WRITE)) { call printf ("cannot access host\n") return } # Get the URL/URI (file pathname) to be read. call clgstr ("path", path, SZ_LINE) # Send the get-url request to the server. call fprintf (fd, "GET %s HTTP/1.0\n\n") call pargstr (path) call flush (fd) # Read and print the given URL. The returned text consists of the # HTTP protocol header, a blank line, then the document text. # Since this is a debug routine we output the protocol header as # well as the document, but a real program would probably strip # the header since it is not part of the document data. repeat { call fseti (fd, F_CANCEL, OK) nchars = read (fd, buf, SZ_BUF) if (nchars > 0) { buf[nchars+1] = EOS call putline (STDOUT, buf) lastch = buf[nchars] done = false } else done = true } until (done) if (lastch != '\n') call putline (STDOUT, "\n") call close (fd) end # CHECKSUM -- Compute the checksum of a data buffer. int procedure checksum (buf, nchars) char buf[ARB] #I input buffer int nchars #I number of chars int sum, i begin sum = 0 do i = 1, nchars { if (and (sum, 1) != 0) sum = sum / 2 + 8000X else sum = sum / 2 sum = sum + buf[i] sum = and (sum, 0FFFFX) } return (sum) end # UTIME -- Test file modify time updates. procedure t_utime () char fname[SZ_LINE] int offset long fi[LEN_FINFO] int futime(), finfo(), clgeti() begin # Get parameters. call clgstr ("fname", fname, SZ_LINE) offset = clgeti ("offset") # Get initial file times. if (finfo (fname, fi) == ERR) call syserrs (SYS_FOPEN, fname) call printf ("Initial times: atime = %d mtime = %d\n") call pargl (FI_ATIME(fi)) call pargl (FI_MTIME(fi)) # Update the time by the offset. if (futime (fname, FI_ATIME(fi)+offset, FI_MTIME(fi)+offset) == ERR) call error (0, "Fatal futime() error") # Get modified file times. if (finfo (fname, fi) == ERR) call syserrs (SYS_FOPEN, fname) call printf ("Mofified times: atime = %d mtime = %d\n") call pargl (FI_ATIME(fi)) call pargl (FI_MTIME(fi)) # Test the NULL arguments, output shouldn't change. if (futime (fname, NULL, FI_MTIME(fi)) == ERR) call error (0, "Fatal futime() error") # Get modified file times. if (finfo (fname, fi) == ERR) call syserrs (SYS_FOPEN, fname) call printf ("NULL test time: atime = %d mtime = %d\n") call pargl (FI_ATIME(fi)) call pargl (FI_MTIME(fi)) end # SYMLINK -- Create a symlink. procedure t_symlink () char link[SZ_PATHNAME], target[SZ_PATHNAME] int status int sum, i begin call clgstr ("link", link, SZ_PATHNAME) call clgstr ("target", target, SZ_PATHNAME) call fsymlink (link, target) end # UNLINK -- Remove a symlink. procedure t_unlink () char link[SZ_PATHNAME], target[SZ_PATHNAME] int status int sum, i begin call clgstr ("link", link, SZ_PATHNAME) call funlink (link) end