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*************************************************************************
*
* The GNO Shell Project
*
* Developed by:
* Jawaid Bazyar
* Tim Meekins
*
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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* $Id: invoke.asm,v 1.8 1998/10/26 17:04:50 tribby Exp $
*
**************************************************************************
*
* INVOKE.ASM
* By Tim Meekins
* Modified by Dave Tribby for GNO 2.0.6
*
* Command invocation routines.
*
* Note: text set up for tabs at col 16, 22, 41, 49, 57, 65
* | | | | | |
* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
**************************************************************************
*
* Interfaces defined in this file:
*
* redirect subroutine (4:sfile,4:dfile,4:efile,2:app,2:eapp,2:pipein,
* 2:pipeout,2:pipein2,2:pipeout2)
* returns with carry set/clear to indicate failure/success
*
* invoke subroutine (2:argc,4:argv,4:sfile,4:dfile,4:efile,2:app,
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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* 2:eapp,2:bg,4:cline,2:jobflag,2:pipein,2:pipeout,
* 2:pipein2,2:pipeout2,4:pipesem)
* return 2:rtnval
*
**************************************************************************
mcopy /obj/gno/bin/gsh/invoke.mac
dummyinvoke start ; ends up in .root
end
setcom 60
SIGINT gequ 2
SIGKILL gequ 9
SIGTERM gequ 15
SIGSTOP gequ 17
SIGTSTP gequ 18
SIGCONT gequ 19
SIGCHLD gequ 20
SIGTTIN gequ 21
SIGTTOU gequ 22
**************************************************************************
*
* Redirect
*
**************************************************************************
redirect START
space equ 1
pipeout2 equ space+3
pipein2 equ pipeout2+2
pipeout equ pipein2+2
pipein equ pipeout+2
eapp equ pipein+2
app equ eapp+2
efile equ app+2
dfile equ efile+4
sfile equ dfile+4
end equ sfile+4
; subroutine (4:sfile,4:dfile,4:efile,2:app,2:eapp,2:pipein,2:pipeout,2:pipein2,2:pipeout2),space
tsc
phd
tcd
;
; Redirect standard input
;
ora2 sfile,sfile+2,@a If no name provided,
beq execa skip it.
pei (sfile+2) Convert c-string
pei (sfile) filename to
jsr c2gsstr GS/OS string.
sta RedirectFile Store filename pointer
stx RedirectFile+2 in parameter block.
stz RedirectDev stdin devnum = 0.
stz RedirectApp Cannot append.
RedirectGS RedirectParm
php
ph4 RedirectFile Free allocated GS/OS string.
jsl nullfree
plp
bcc execa If RedirectGS failed,
ldx #^err1 print error message:
lda #err1 'Error redirecting standard input.'
jmp badbye and quit.
;
; Redirect standard output
;
execa ora2 dfile,dfile+2,@a
beq execb
pei (dfile+2)
pei (dfile)
jsr c2gsstr
sta RedirectFile
stx RedirectFile+2
ld2 1,RedirectDev stdout devnum = 1
mv2 app,RedirectApp
RedirectGS RedirectParm
php
ph4 RedirectFile
jsl nullfree
plp
bcc execb
ldx #^err2 Print error message:
lda #err2 'Error redirecting standard output.'
jmp badbye
;
; Redirect standard error
;
execb ora2 efile,efile+2,@a
beq execc
pei (efile+2)
pei (efile)
jsr c2gsstr
sta RedirectFile
stx RedirectFile+2
ld2 2,RedirectDev
mv2 eapp,RedirectApp
RedirectGS RedirectParm
php
ph4 RedirectFile
jsl nullfree
plp
bcc execc
ldx #^err3 Print error message:
lda #err3 'Error redirecting standard error.'
jmp badbye
;
; Is input piped in?
;
execc lda pipein
beq execd
dup2 (pipein,#1)
mv2 pipein2,CloseRef
Close CloseParm
ldx #0
lda pipein
SetInputDevice (#3,@xa)
;
; Is output piped?
;
execd lda pipeout
beq exece
dup2 (pipeout,#2)
mv2 pipeout2,CloseRef
Close CloseParm
ldx #0
lda pipeout
SetOutputDevice (#3,@xa)
exece anop
;
; All the file and pipe redirection has been handled. Time to say goodbye.
;
goodbye ldy #0
bra exit
badbye jsr errputs
cop $7F ; get out of the way
ldy #1
exit lda space
sta end-3
lda space+1
sta end-2
pld
tsc
clc
adc #end-4
tcs
cpy #1 Clear/set carry for success/failure.
rtl
;
; Parameter block for shell call to redirect I/O (ORCA/M manual p.425)
;
RedirectParm dc i2'3' pCount
RedirectDev ds 2 Dev num (0=stdin,1=stdout,2=errout)
RedirectApp ds 2 Append flag (0=delete)
RedirectFile ds 4 File name (GS/OS input string)
;
; Parameter block for GS/OS call to close a file
;
CloseParm dc i'1' pCount
CloseRef dc i'0' refNum
err1 dc c'gsh: Error redirecting standard input.',h'0d00'
err2 dc c'gsh: Error redirecting standard output.',h'0d00'
err3 dc c'gsh: Error redirecting standard error.',h'0d00'
END
**************************************************************************
*
* Invoke a command (PHASE 0)
*
**************************************************************************
invoke START
using hashdata
using vardata
using global
using pdata
p equ 0
biflag equ p+4
ptr equ biflag+2
rtnval equ ptr+4 Return pid, -1 (error), or 0 (no fork)
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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cpath equ rtnval+2
space equ cpath+4
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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subroutine (2:argc,4:argv,4:sfile,4:dfile,4:efile,2:app,2:eapp,2:bg,4:cline,2:jobflag,2:pipein,2:pipeout,2:pipein2,2:pipeout2,4:pipesem),space
ld2 -1,rtnval
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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stz biflag Clear built-in flag.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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lda argc If number of arguments == 0,
bne chknull nothing to do. (Shouldn't happen
nulldone jmp done because invoke checks argc==0).
;
; Check for null command
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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chknull ldy #2 Move 1st argument
lda [argv] pointer to
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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sta cpath cpath (4 bytes).
lda [argv],y
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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sta cpath+2 If pointer == NULL
ora cpath
beq nulldone all done.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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lda [cpath] If first character == '\0',
and #$FF
beq nulldone all done.
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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; Check command: is it builtin, in hash table, etc?
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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pei (cpath+2) IsBuiltin returns
pei (cpath) 0 if forked built-in
jsl IsBuiltin 1 if non-forked built-in
cmp #-1 -1 if not a built-in
jne trybuiltin
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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;
; Command is not listed in the built-in table. See if it was hashed
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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;
pei (cpath+2)
pei (cpath)
ph4 hash_table
ph4 #hash_paths
jsl search
cmp #0
bne changeit
cpx #0
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
beq noentry
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
changeit sta cpath Use full path from
stx cpath+2 hash table.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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;
; Get information about the command's filename
;
noentry lock info_mutex
pei (cpath+2)
pei (cpath)
jsr c2gsstr
sta GRecPath
sta ptr
stx GRecPath+2
stx ptr+2
GetFileInfo GRec
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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unlock info_mutex
jcs notfound If error getting info, print error.
; Is file type $B5: GS/OS Shell application (EXE)?
if2 GRecFileType,eq,#$B5,doExec
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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; Is file type $B3: GS/OS application (S16)?
if2 @a,eq,#$B3,doExec
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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ldx vardirexec If $NODIREXEC isn't set, and
bne ft02
cmp #$0F
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
jeq doDir file is a directory: change to it.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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; Is file type $B0: source code file (SRC)?
ft02 if2 @a,ne,#$B0,badfile
; Type $B0, Aux $00000006 is a shell command file (EXEC)
if2 GRecAuxType,ne,#6,badfile
if2 GRecAuxType+2,ne,#0,badfile
jmp doShell
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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;
; Command file is not an appropriate type
;
badfile ldx cpath+2
lda cpath
jsr errputs
ldx #^err1 Print error message:
lda #err1 'Not executable.'
jsr errputs
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
free pei (ptr+2) Free memory used to hold
pei (ptr) GS/OS string with path.
jsl nullfree
jmp done
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Launch an executable (EXE or S16 file)
doExec pei (ptr+2)
pei (ptr)
jsl nullfree
jsr prefork
fork #invoke0
jsr postfork
jmp done
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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; Forked shell starts here...
;
invoke0 phk Make sure data bank register
plb is the same as program bank.
;
; Make copies of command line (cline) and path (cpath) for child
;
pha
pha
tsc
phd
tcd
ldx #0
tsc
FindHandle @xa,1
ldy #6
lda [1],y ;This is the UserID!
and #$F0FF
pha
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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ph4 _cline
jsr cstrlen
inc a
ply
pha
ldx #0
NewHandle (@xa,@y,#$4018,#0),1
ply
ldx #0
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
PtrToHand (_cline,1,@xy)
ldy #2
lda [1],y
tax
lda [1]
pld
ply
ply
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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phx ;_cline
pha
;
pha
pha
tsc
phd
tcd
ldx #0
tsc
FindHandle @xa,1
ldy #6
lda [1],y ;This is the UserID!
and #$F0FF
pha
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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ph4 _cpath
jsr cstrlen
inc a
ply
pha
ldx #0
NewHandle (@xa,@y,#$4018,#0),1
ply
ldx #0
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
PtrToHand (_cpath,1,@xy)
ldy #2
lda [1],y
tax
lda [1]
pld
ply
ply
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
phx ;_cpath
pha
jsl infork
bcs invoke1
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Call _execve(_cpath,_cline) to replace forked shell with executable file
;
case on
jsl _execve For 2.0.6: call _execve, not execve
case off
rtl
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Error reported by infork; clean up stack and return to caller
;
invoke1 pla
pla
pla
pla
rtl
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Next command is a directory name, so change to that directory
doDir lock cdmutex
mv4 GRecPath,PRecPath
SetPrefix PRec
unlock cdmutex
stz rtnval Return value: no fork done.
jmp free
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Next command is a shell command file: fork a shell script
doShell anop
inc biflag ;don't free argv...
jsr prefork
* int fork2(void *subr, int stack, int prio, char *name, word argc, ...)
pea 0
ldy #2
lda [argv],y
pha
lda [argv]
pha
pea 0
pea 1024
ph4 #exec0
case on
jsl fork2
case off
jsr postfork
jmp free
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Forked shell starts here...
;
exec0 anop
ph2 _argc ;for argfree
ph4 _argv
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
ph4 _cpath ShellExec parameters
ph2 _argc
ph4 _argv
jsl infork
bcs exec0c
signal (#SIGCHLD,#0)
PushVariablesGS NullPB
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
pea 1 jobflag = 1
jsl ShellExec
jsl argfree
PopVariablesGS NullPB
rtl
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Error reported by infork; clean up stack and return to caller
;
exec0c pla
pla
pla
pla
pla
pla
pla
pla
rtl
; Null parameter block used for shell calls PushVariables
; (ORCA/M manual p.420) and PopVariablesGS (p. 419)
NullPB dc i2'0' pCount
*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* File name was found in the built-in table
trybuiltin inc biflag It's a built-in. Which type?
cmp #1 Either fork or don't fork.
beq noforkbuiltin
;
; It's a forked builtin
;
jsr prefork
fork #forkbuiltin
jsr postfork
jmp done
;
; Control transfers here for a forked built-in command
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
forkbuiltin anop
cop $7F Give palloc a chance
ph2 _argc
ph4 _argv
jsl infork
bcs fork0c
jsl builtin
rtl
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Error reported by infork; clean up stack and return to caller
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
fork0c pla
pla
pla
rtl
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
;
; It's a non-forked builtin
;
noforkbuiltin anop
pei (argc)
pei (argv+2)
pei (argv)
jsl builtin
stz rtnval Return value: no fork done.
bra done
*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Command was not found as built-in or as a file
notfound pei (ptr+2)
pei (ptr)
jsl nullfree
ldy #2
lda [argv],y
tax
lda [argv]
jsr errputs
ldx #^err2 Print error message:
lda #err2 'Command not found.'
jsr errputs
lda pipein
beq notfound0
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
; Input being piped into a command that was not found.
ssignal _semaphore
sdelete _semaphore
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
mv4 pjoblist,p
ldy #16 ;p_jobid
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
lda [p],y Get forked process's pid.
_getpgrp @a Get forked process's group number.
eor #$FFFF
inc a
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
kill (@a,#9) Kill all processes in that group.
sigpause #0
notfound0 anop
done cop $7F
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
lda biflag If built-in flag is clear,
bne skipfrarg
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
pei (argc) free arguments.
pei (argv+2)
pei (argv)
jsl argfree
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
skipfrarg pei (cline+2) Free command-line.
pei (cline)
jsl nullfree
return 2:rtnval
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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* ---------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Support routines
*
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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; Tasks to do just before forking
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
prefork lock fork_mutex Lock the fork mutual exclusion.
SetInGlobals (#$FF,#00)
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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;
; Move essential parameters from stack to mutual-exclusion protected memory
;
mv4 sfile,_sfile
mv4 dfile,_dfile
mv4 efile,_efile
mv2 app,_app
mv2 eapp,_eapp
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
mv4 cline,_cline
mv4 cpath,_cpath
mv2 argc,_argc
mv4 argv,_argv
mv2 pipein,_pipein
mv2 pipeout,_pipeout
mv2 pipein2,_pipein2
mv2 pipeout2,_pipeout2
mv2 bg,_bg
mv2 jobflag,_jobflag
lda [pipesem]
sta _semaphore
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
lda pipesem Set address of
sta putsem+1 semaphone in
lda pipesem+1 LDA instruction.
sta putsem+2
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
rts
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
; Tasks the parent process does right after forking
;
postfork sta rtnval
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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lda pipein If pipein != 0,
beq postfork2
sta CloseRef
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
Close CloseParm close pipein.
postfork2 lda pipeout If pipeout != 0,
beq postfork3
sta CloseRef
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
Close CloseParm close pipeout.
postfork3 lda rtnval If return value == -1,
cmp #-1
bne postfork4
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
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ldx #^deadstr Print error message:
lda #deadstr 'Cannot fork (too many processes?)'
jsr errputs
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
unlock fork_mutex Unlock the fork mutual exclusion.
jmp postfork6 Return to caller.
postfork4 ldx jobflag
dex
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
beq postfork5 If jobflag == 1,
pha
pei (bg)
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
pei (cline+2)
pei (cline)
lda pipein if pipein == 0,
bne postfork4a
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
jsl palloc palloc(0,cline)
bra postfork5 else
postfork4a jsl pallocpipe pallocpipe(0,cline)
postfork5 anop
;
; Wait for fork mutual exclusion lock to clear (cleared by infork)
;
lda >fork_mutex ;DANGER!!!!! Assumes knowledge of
beq postfork6 ;lock/unlock structure!!!!!!!!
cop $7F
bra postfork5
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
postfork6 rts
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
* ---------------------------------------------------------------
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
; Startup tasks by forked process
;
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
infork phk Make sure data bank register
plb is the same as program bank.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
lda _jobflag If jobflag == 0,
bne infork0b
Open ttyopen
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
jcs errinfork
lda _pipein
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
bne infork0a If not in pipeline,
tcnewpgrp ttyref allocate new process group.
infork0a settpgrp ttyref Set current process to have proc group.
lda _bg If in background,
and #$FF
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
beq infork0b
tctpgrp (gshtty,gshpid) reset tty to the shell process group.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
infork0b ph4 _sfile Redirect I/O
ph4 _dfile
ph4 _efile
ph2 _app
ph2 _eapp
ph2 _pipein
ph2 _pipeout
ph2 _pipein2
ph2 _pipeout2
jsl redirect
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
jcs errinfork
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
unlock fork_mutex
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Wait on appropriate pipe semaphores
;
lda _pipein
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
bne infork0c
lda _pipeout
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
beq clean_exit
;
; _pipein == 0 && _pipeout != 0
;
screate #0 Create a semaphore with count=0.
putsem sta >$FFFFFF Store semaphore number in pipesem.
swait @a Block on semaphore until ssignal.
bra clean_exit
infork0c lda _pipeout
bne clean_exit
;
; _pipein != 0 && _pipeout != 0
;
waitsemy lda _semaphore While _semaphore == 0,
bne goodsemy
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
cop $7F allow other processes to run.
bra waitsemy
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
goodsemy ssignal _semaphore Release _semaphore
sdelete _semaphore and delete it.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
clean_exit anop
clc
bra indone
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; Arrive at "errinfork" if ttyopen or redirect didn't work.
;
errinfork unlock fork_mutex
; sec Note: carry already set
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
indone rtl Return to caller; status in carry.
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
fork_mutex key Mutual exclusion for forking
info_mutex key Mutual exclusion for GetFileInfo
cdmutex key Mutual exclusion for SetPrefix
;
; Variables protected by fork_mutex (set by parent, used by child process)
;
_argc dc i2'0'
_argv dc i4'0'
_sfile dc i4'0'
_dfile dc i4'0'
_efile dc i4'0'
_app dc i2'0'
_eapp dc i2'0'
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
_cline dc i4'0'
_cpath dc i4'0'
_pipein dc i2'0'
_pipeout dc i2'0'
_pipein2 dc i2'0'
_pipeout2 dc i2'0'
_bg dc i2'0'
_jobflag dc i2'0'
_semaphore dc i2'0'
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
;
; String constants
;
str dc c'[0]',h'0d00'
err1 dc c': Not executable.',h'0d00'
err2 dc c': Command not found.',h'0d00'
deadstr dc c'Cannot fork (too many processes?)',h'0d00' ;try a spoon
; Parameter block for GS/OC call GetFileInfo
GRec dc i'4' pCount (# of parameters)
GRecPath ds 4 pathname (input; ptr to GS/OS string)
ds 2 access (access attributes)
GRecFileType ds 2 fileType (file type attribute)
GRecAuxType ds 4 auxType (auxiliary type attribute)
PRec dc i'2'
PRecNum dc i'0'
PRecPath ds 4
CloseParm dc i2'1'
CloseRef dc i2'0'
Err dc i2'0'
Changes for gsh version 2.0d5: Add quotes around null parameters from the command line so they will be parsed properly (resolves PR#84). Output piped to an unfound command caused gsh to terminate, due to an interface change to the GNO 2.0.6 version of getpgrp(2): it now returns the process group of the caller. To get the process group number for the pid passed as a parameter pid, the call has to be made to _getpgrp(2). In addition to fixing invoke.asm, updates were also made in jobs.asm. When directory stack is full, pushd, reports a new error message: 'pushd: Directory stack full'. (Previously, 50 pushds would cause a crash.) When parameter passed to "pushd +n" is <= 0, report a new error message: 'pushd: Invalid number'. (Previously, tried to chdir to the parameter.) When a command appends to stderr (e.g., echo test >>&/tmp/err), stdin was closed, due to errappend being defined as pipefds+2 rather than pipefds+4 in cmd.asm. When there was an error reading stdin, gsh went into an infinite loop of beeping and requesting more input. Changed getchar (in stdio.asm) and GetCmdLine (in edit.asm) to report the error and terminate. Code in cmd.asm set and reset handler for signal SIGSTOP (17). This makes no sense, since there cannot be a handler for SIGSTOP. This was changed to set and reset signal SIGTSTP (18) since that handler is used by gsh. The error message "specify a command before redirecting" was never caught by the invoke() subroutine because the next higher routine, command(), checked for argv==0 before calling invoke(). The error message was moved into command().
1998-10-26 17:04:51 +00:00
; Parameter block for opening tty
ttyopen dc i2'2'
ttyref dc i2'0'
dc i4'ttyname'
ttyname gsstr '.tty'
END