osprey/libF77/vararg.c

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/*
 * Copyright 2004 PathScale, Inc.  All Rights Reserved.
 */

/*

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*/


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "cmplrs/host.h"

void
__argmnt( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *chararg1, int32 *nargs )
{
    /* 
    The last 10-bit of __vcnt contains the number of argument passed, not
    counting the string lengths.  The string lengths 'lcnt' are passed
    by:  __vcnt = nargs + (lcnt << 10)
    */
    *nargs = (int) (*chararg1 ? (*__vcnt&1023) : ((*__vcnt&1023) + (*__vcnt>>10)));
}

void
__getadr( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *n, long *iaddr)
{
    int acnt = *__vcnt&1023;
    int lcnt = *__vcnt>>10;
    /*
    The frontend needs to call this with the address of __vaddr as the
    first parameter so this routine can find the following argument
    addresses passed on the parameter list
    */
    if (*n < 1 || *n > acnt + lcnt) {
  *iaddr = 0;
  return;
    }

    /* 
    Note that for 64-bit environment iaddr must always correspond to
    an INTEGER*8 argument.  However, the actual character length parameters
    at the end of the list are passed as INTEGER*4 always so we need to
    distinguish the two cases here
    */
    /* Gettting the address of the actual arguments */
    if (*n <= acnt) {
      /* 
      For new 32-bit ABI needs the 4-byte adjustment so that
      the 4-byte address can be obtained from the 8-byte 
      argument slot
      */
  *iaddr = *(long *) ((char *) __vcnt + ((*n) * 8 +
      (_MIPS_SIM == _MIPS_SIM_NABI32 ? 4 : 0)));
  return;
    }
    /* Getting the length of the character arguments.  Since these are
    ** always 32-bit long regardless of the pointer size we need to
    ** force it to be of type int32 */
    *(int32 *) iaddr = *(int32 *) ((char *) __vcnt + ((*n) * 8 +
      (_MIPS_SIM == _MIPS_SIM_NABI32 || _MIPS_SZPTR == 64 ? 4 : 0)));
}


void
__getcln( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *n, int32 *iclen)
{
    int acnt = *__vcnt&1023;
    int lcnt = *__vcnt>>10;
    /*
        'n' is the Nth character argument is the list and is not the Nth 
  argument in general.
    */
    if (*n < 1 || *n > lcnt) {
  *iclen = 0;
  return;
    }

    /* Getting the 4-byte length of the character arguments */
    *iclen = *(int32 *) ((char *) __vcnt 
       + (4 + (acnt+*n) * 8
       + (_MIPS_SIM == _MIPS_SIM_NABI32 || _MIPS_SZPTR == 64 ? 4 : 0)));
}


int32
__nullok( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *n, long *iaddr)
{
    int acnt = *__vcnt&1023;
    int lcnt = *__vcnt>>10;
    /*
    The frontend needs to call this with the address of __vaddr as the
    first parameter so this routine can find the following argument
    addresses passed on the parameter list
    */
    if (*n < 1 || *n > acnt) {
  return(*iaddr != 0);
    }

    /* 
    Note that for 64-bit environment iaddr must always correspond to
    an INTEGER*8 argument.  However, the actual character length parameters
    at the end of the list are passed as INTEGER*4 always so we need to
    distinguish the two cases here
    */
    /* Gettting the address of the actual arguments */
    if (*n <= acnt) {
      /* 
      For new 32-bit ABI needs the 4-byte adjustment so that
      the 4-byte address can be obtained from the 8-byte argument
      slot
      */
  return(*iaddr != *(long *) ((char *) __vcnt + 
    (*n * 8 + 
          (_MIPS_SIM == _MIPS_SIM_NABI32 ? 4 : 0))));
    }
    /* Getting the length of the character arguments */
    return(*(int32 *)iaddr != *(int32 *) ((char *) __vcnt + (*n * 8+ 
      (_MIPS_SIM == _MIPS_SIM_NABI32 || _MIPS_SZPTR == 64 ? 4 : 0))));
}


void 
__xetarg( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *n, int32 *len, void *iarg)
{
    long iaddr;
    __getadr( __vcnt, n, &iaddr );
    memcpy( iarg, (char *) iaddr, *len );
}

void
__retour( int64 *__vcnt, int32 *nargs, ... )
{
    va_list ap;
    char *cval;
    long iaddr;
    int32 len, n;

    va_start(ap, __vcnt);
    nargs = va_arg( ap, int32 * );
    n = 0;
    while ((*nargs)--) {
  n++;
  if ((len = *(va_arg( ap, int32 *))) <= 0)
     goto badarg;
  __getadr( __vcnt, &n, &iaddr );
  if ((cval = va_arg( ap, char * )) <= 0)
      goto badarg;
  memcpy( (char *) iaddr, cval, len );
    }
    goto endsub;
badarg:
    fprintf( stderr, "Warning: Wrong arguments in RETOUR\n" );
endsub:
    va_end(ap);
}


/*  Everything after this point is used to support the objects produced
**  by fcom for the old 32-bit support.
*/

#include "comargs.h"
int32 comargs__ [COMARGSZ];


static int32 nlev = -1;
static int32 **comptr = NULL;
static int32 comptr_size = 0;

extern void check_vararg_error(void);
extern void s_abort(void);
#ifdef FTN90_IO
#include "fio.h"
#else
extern void f77fatal (int32, char *);
#endif

int32 nullok_( argno, adr )
    int32 *argno;
    int32 *adr;
{
    check_vararg_error();
    return( *adr != *( comptr[nlev] + *argno ) );
}



void getadr_(int32 *argno, int32 *argadr )
{
    check_vararg_error();
    *argadr = *( comptr[nlev] + *argno );
}



void argmnt_(int32 *narg )
{
    check_vararg_error();
    *narg = *comptr[nlev];
}


void xetarg_(int32 *argno, int32 *len, char *buff )
{
    check_vararg_error();
    memcpy( buff, (void *) *(comptr[nlev] + *argno), *len );
}


void set_varg_()
{
    int n;
    if (++nlev >= comptr_size)
    {
  comptr_size += 20;
  if (comptr_size == 20)
      comptr = (int32 **) calloc( comptr_size, sizeof(int32) );
  else
      comptr = (int32 **) realloc( comptr, comptr_size * sizeof(int32) );
    }
    n = comargs__[0]*8 + 4; /* make sure that char lengths are copied */
    if (!(comptr[nlev] = (int32 *) malloc( n )))
#ifdef FTN90_IO
  _ferr( NULL, FENOMEMY );
#else
  f77fatal( 113, "vararg" );
#endif
    memcpy( comptr[nlev], comargs__, n );
}


void free_varg_()
{
    check_vararg_error();
    free(comptr[nlev--]);
}


void check_vararg_error(void)
{
    if (nlev < 0)
    {
  fprintf( stderr, "Compiler error in vararg\n" );
  s_abort();
    }
}


void retour_(int32 *arg1,  ... )
{
    va_list ap;
    char *cval;
    int32 *ip, *ival;
    int32 nargs, len, n;
    double *dp, *dval;

    va_start(ap, arg1);
    nargs = *arg1;
    n = 0;
    while (nargs--)
    {
  n++;
  if ((len = *(va_arg( ap, int32 *))) <= 0)
      goto badarg;
  if (len == 4)
  {
      ip = (int32 *) *(comptr[nlev] + n);
      if (!(ival = va_arg( ap, int32 * )))
    goto badarg;
      *ip = *ival;
  }
  else if (len == 8)
  {
      dp = (double *) *(comptr[nlev] + n);
      if (!(dval = va_arg( ap, double * )))
    goto badarg;
      *dp = *dval;
  }
  else
  {
      ip = (int32 *) *(comptr[nlev] + n);
      if (!(cval = va_arg( ap, char * )))
    goto badarg;
      memcpy( ip, cval, len );
  }
    }
    goto endsub;
badarg:
    fprintf( stderr, "Warning: Wrong arguments in RETOUR\n" );
endsub:
    va_end(ap);
}


void reset_comargs__()
{
    comargs__[0] = 0;
}

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