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| 1 | +\ (C) Copyright 2005 IBM Corporation. All Rights Reserved. |
| 2 | +\ Licensed under the Common Public License (CPL) version 1.0 |
| 3 | +\ for full details see: |
| 4 | +\ http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cpl1.0.php |
| 5 | +\ |
| 6 | +\ Module Author: David L. Paktor dlpaktor@us.ibm.com |
| 7 | + |
| 8 | +\ The support routines for Local Values in FCode. |
| 9 | + |
| 10 | +\ Function imported |
| 11 | +\ _local-storage-size_ \ Size, in cells, of backing store for locals |
| 12 | +\ \ A constant. If not supplied, default value of d# 64 will be used. |
| 13 | +\ |
| 14 | +\ Functions exported: |
| 15 | +\ {push-locals} ( #ilocals #ulocals -- ) |
| 16 | +\ {pop-locals} ( #locals -- ) |
| 17 | +\ _{local} ( local-var# -- addr ) |
| 18 | +\ |
| 19 | +\ Additional overloaded function: |
| 20 | +\ catch \ Restore Locals after a throw |
| 21 | + |
| 22 | +\ The user is responsible for declaring the maximum depth of the |
| 23 | +\ run-time Locals stack, in storage units, by defining the |
| 24 | +\ constant _local-storage-size_ before floading this file. |
| 25 | +\ The definition may be created either by defining it as a constant |
| 26 | +\ in the startup-file that FLOADs this and other files in the |
| 27 | +\ source program, or via a command-line user-symbol definition |
| 28 | +\ of a form resembling: -d '_local-storage-size_=d# 42' |
| 29 | +\ (be sure to enclose it within quotes so that the shell treats |
| 30 | +\ it as a single string, and, of course, replace the "42" with |
| 31 | +\ the actual number you need...) |
| 32 | +\ If both forms are present, the command-line user-symbol value will |
| 33 | +\ be used to create a duplicate definition of the named constant, |
| 34 | +\ which will prevail over the earlier definition, and will remain |
| 35 | +\ available for examination during development and testing. The |
| 36 | +\ duplicate-name warning, which will not be suppressed, will also |
| 37 | +\ act to alert the developer of this condition. |
| 38 | +\ To measure the actual usage (in a test run), use the separate tool |
| 39 | +\ found in the file LocalValuesDevelSupport.fth . |
| 40 | +\ If the user omits defining _local-storage-size_ the following |
| 41 | +\ ten-line sequence will supply a default: |
| 42 | + |
| 43 | +[ifdef] _local-storage-size_ |
| 44 | + f[ [defined] _local-storage-size_ true ]f |
| 45 | +[else] |
| 46 | + [ifexist] _local-storage-size_ |
| 47 | + f[ false ]f |
| 48 | + [else] |
| 49 | + f[ d# 64 true ]f |
| 50 | + [then] |
| 51 | +[then] ( Compile-time: size true | false ) |
| 52 | +[if] fliteral constant _local-storage-size_ [then] |
| 53 | + |
| 54 | +_local-storage-size_ \ The number of storage units to allocate |
| 55 | + cells \ Convert to address units |
| 56 | + dup \ Keep a copy around... |
| 57 | + ( n ) instance buffer: locals-storage \ Use one of the copies |
| 58 | + |
| 59 | +\ The Locals Pointer, added to the base address of locals-storage |
| 60 | +\ points to the base-address of the currently active set of Locals. |
| 61 | +\ Locals will be accessed as a positive offset from there. |
| 62 | +\ Start the Locals Pointer at end of the buffer. |
| 63 | +\ A copy of ( N ), the number of address units that were allocated |
| 64 | +\ for the buffer, is still on the stack. Use it here. |
| 65 | + ( n ) instance value locals-pointer |
| 66 | + |
| 67 | +\ Support for {push-locals} |
| 68 | + |
| 69 | +\ Error-check. |
| 70 | +: not-enough-locals? ( #ilocals #ulocals -- error? ) |
| 71 | + + cells locals-pointer swap - 0< |
| 72 | +; |
| 73 | + |
| 74 | +\ Error message. |
| 75 | +: .not-enough-locals ( -- ) |
| 76 | + cr ." FATAL ERROR: Local Values Usage exceeds allocation." cr |
| 77 | +; |
| 78 | + |
| 79 | +\ Detect, announce and handle error. |
| 80 | +: check-enough-locals ( #ilocals #ulocals -- | <ABORT> ) |
| 81 | + not-enough-locals? if |
| 82 | + .not-enough-locals |
| 83 | + abort |
| 84 | + then |
| 85 | +; |
| 86 | + |
| 87 | +\ The uninitialized locals can be allocated in a single batch |
| 88 | +: push-uninitted-locals ( #ulocals -- ) |
| 89 | + cells locals-pointer swap - to locals-pointer |
| 90 | +; |
| 91 | + |
| 92 | +\ The Initialized locals are initted from the items on top of the stack |
| 93 | +\ at the start of the routine. If we allocate them one at a time, |
| 94 | +\ we get them into the right order. I.e., the last-one named gets |
| 95 | +\ the top item, the earlier ones get successively lower items. |
| 96 | +: push-one-initted-local ( pstack-item -- ) |
| 97 | + locals-pointer 1 cells - |
| 98 | + dup to locals-pointer |
| 99 | + locals-storage + ! |
| 100 | +; |
| 101 | + |
| 102 | +\ Push all the Initialized locals. |
| 103 | +: push-initted-locals ( N_#ilocals-1 ... N_0 #ilocals -- ) |
| 104 | + 0 ?do push-one-initted-local loop |
| 105 | +; |
| 106 | + |
| 107 | +: {push-locals} ( N_#ilocals ... N_1 #ilocals #ulocals -- ) |
| 108 | + 2dup check-enough-locals |
| 109 | + push-uninitted-locals ( ..... #i ) |
| 110 | + push-initted-locals ( ) |
| 111 | +; |
| 112 | + |
| 113 | +\ Pop all the locals. |
| 114 | +\ The param is the number to pop. |
| 115 | +: {pop-locals} ( total#locals -- ) |
| 116 | + cells locals-pointer + to locals-pointer |
| 117 | +; |
| 118 | + |
| 119 | +\ The address from/to which values will be moved, given the local-var# |
| 120 | +: _{local} ( local-var# -- addr ) |
| 121 | + cells locals-pointer + locals-storage + |
| 122 | +; |
| 123 | + |
| 124 | +\ We need to overload catch such that the state of the Locals Pointer |
| 125 | +\ will be preserved and restored after a throw . |
| 126 | +overload : catch ( ??? xt -- ???' false | ???'' throw-code ) |
| 127 | + locals-pointer >r ( ??? xt ) ( R: old-locals-ptr ) |
| 128 | + catch ( ???' false | ???'' throw-code ) ( R: old-locals-ptr ) |
| 129 | + \ No need to inspect the throw-code. |
| 130 | + \ If catch returned a zero, the Locals Pointer |
| 131 | + \ is valid anyway, so restoring it is harmless. |
| 132 | + r> to locals-pointer |
| 133 | +; |
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