/* * main.c * md2teach * * Created by Jeremy Rand on 2021-04-13. * Copyright (c) 2021 Jeremy Rand. All rights reserved. * */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "io.h" #include "main.h" #include "translate.h" #include "md4c.h" // GS_TODO - How big does the stack need to be? In looking over the code, // I don't see massive stack frames due to large globals (other than the // context which I made static). But I do see lots of arguments and if // the call stack gets deep enough, we could have a problem. // // Testing looks pretty good though with a trivial input. The stack seems // to reach just more than 512 bytes deep when the hook functions are called. // I suspect things can get much worse with a complex document but this // approach should let me measure the worst case stack with a complex // document. // // Leaving the stack very big for now at 32K. #pragma stacksize 32768 // Defines #define NUM_HEADER_SIZES 6 // This is plain, emphasized, strong or strong+empasized #define NUM_TEXT_FORMATS 4 #define NUM_HEADER_STYLES (NUM_HEADER_SIZES * NUM_TEXT_FORMATS) #define NUM_CODE_STYLES 1 #define NUM_TEXT_STYLES NUM_TEXT_FORMATS #define NUM_QUOTE_STYLES NUM_TEXT_FORMATS #define TOTAL_STYLES (NUM_HEADER_STYLES + NUM_CODE_STYLES + NUM_TEXT_STYLES + NUM_QUOTE_STYLES) // Typedefs typedef struct tWindowPos { int16_t height; int16_t width; int16_t top; int16_t left; int32_t version; } tWindowPos; // I wish I could use the structure definition from textedit.h but TERuler contains optional // fields in the definition and Teach isn't expecting them it seems (array of theTabs). So, // I need my own struct which omits them. typedef struct tRuler { int16_t leftMargin; int16_t leftIndent; int16_t rightMargin; int16_t just; int16_t extraLS; int16_t flags; int32_t userData; int16_t tabType; int16_t tabTerminator; } tRuler; typedef struct tFormatHeader { int16_t version; int32_t rulerSize; tRuler ruler; int32_t styleListLength; TEStyle styleList[TOTAL_STYLES]; LongWord numberOfStyles; } tFormatHeader; typedef struct tFormat { tFormatHeader header; StyleItem styleItems[1]; } tFormat; //typedef struct tStyle // Globals void * lowestStackSeen; char * commandName; int debugEnabled = 0; tWindowPos windowPos = { 0xad, // height 0x27c, // width 0x1a, // top 0x02, // left 0x0 // version }; // For the 6 header sizes, we are going with: // 1 -> Helvetica 36 // 2 -> Helvetica 30 // 3 -> Helvetica 27 // 4 -> Helvetica 24 // 5 -> Helvetica 20 // 6 -> Helvetica 18 uint8_t headerFontSizes[NUM_HEADER_SIZES] = { 36, 30, 27, 24, 20, 18 }; tFormat * formatPtr = NULL; // Implementation static void printUsage(void) { fprintf(stderr, "USAGE: %s [ -d ] inputfile outputfile\n", commandName); } static int parseArgs(int argc, char * argv[]) { static int index; static int charOffset; static int optionLen; commandName = argv[0]; for (index = 1; index < argc; index++) { if (argv[index][0] != '-') break; optionLen = strlen(argv[index]); for (charOffset = 1; charOffset < optionLen; charOffset++) { switch (argv[index][charOffset]) { case 'd': debugEnabled = 1; break; default: printUsage(); return -1; break; } } } if (index + 2 != argc) { printUsage(); return -1; } return index; } int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { int result; MD_SIZE inputFileLen; MD_CHAR * inputBuffer; int index; lowestStackSeen = &result; index = parseArgs(argc, argv); if (index < 0) exit(1); inputBuffer = readInputFile(argv[index], &inputFileLen); if (inputBuffer == NULL) exit(1); if (openOutputFile(argv[index + 1]) != 0) { releaseInputBuffer(inputBuffer); exit(1); } result = parse(inputBuffer, inputFileLen); closeOutputFile(); releaseInputBuffer(inputBuffer); putchar('\n'); if (debugEnabled) { fprintf(stderr, "Parser result: %d\n", result); fprintf(stderr, "Most stack used: %lu\n", ((unsigned long)&result) - ((unsigned long)lowestStackSeen)); } if (result != 0) fprintf(stderr, "%s: Parser failed (%d)\n", commandName, result); return result; }