osprey/libf/fio/initunit.c

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

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#pragma ident "@(#) libf/fio/initunit.c 92.1  06/22/99 11:11:33"
#include "fio.h"
#include <string.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

/*
 *  If the macro DEBUG_MTIO is set, then this hard reference to TSKSTART
 *  will cause linking in of multitasking locking code even when the
 *  program is not multitasked.   This causes the library locking and 
 *  unlocking to be activated for increased exercise/test coverage of the 
 *  library locking paths.
 *
 *  The reference to TSKSTART is placed in this module because this 
 *  module is guaranteed to be loaded when any Fortran I/O routines
 *  are loaded. 
 */
#if defined(DEBUG_MTIO) && defined(_CRAY1)
extern int TSKSTART();
int _debug_mtio = (int)TSKSTART;
#endif

/*
 *  _init_unit
 *
 *    Sets default unit table values.  This routine should be called 
 *    some time before every unit open.  Any freeing of memory 
 *    pointed to by a unit table entry should be freed at close 
 *    time, not in this routine.
 */
void
_init_unit(unit *cup)
{
  /*
   * Clear the unit table, except for the leading few fields.  The
   * leading fields are initialized once when allocating new units in a 
   * hash chain or are used for locking.
   */

  (void) memset ((char*)cup + UNIT_HEADER, 0, sizeof(unit) - UNIT_HEADER);

  /*
   * Now, set parameterized or nonzero fields
   */

  cup->ufs  = FS_DEFAULT; /* File structure */
  cup->unitchk  = 1;    /* Unit was checked */
  cup->utrunc = 1;    /* Truncation after write is default */
  cup->usysfd = -1;   /* Default no associated system file */

  return;
}

/*
 *  _init_internal_unit 
 *
 *    Is called by the first call to _get_int_cup() to set up the 
 *    unit structure used by internal file I/O.
 */
extern void _initialize_i_fortran_io(void);

unit *
_init_internal_unit(void)
{
  unit    *cup;
/*
 *  Lock _openlock to ensure that _fort_internal_unit is allocated only 
 *  once.
 */
  OPENLOCK();

        if (! _i_fortran_io_is_init)
                _initialize_i_fortran_io();

  if (_fort_internal_unit == NULL) {
    cup = malloc(sizeof(unit));
    if (cup == NULL) {
      OPENUNLOCK();
      _lerror(_LELVL_ABORT, FENOMEMY);
    }

    cup->hashlink = NULL;   /* not used */
    cup->uid  = -1;   /* not used */
    INITIALIZE_LOCK(cup->uiolock);

    _init_unit(cup);

    cup->ufmt = 1;    /* FORM='FORMATTED' */
    cup->useq = 1;    /* ACCESS='SEQUENTIAL'  */
    cup->ublnk  = 0;    /* BLANK='NULL'   */
    cup->upad = OS_YES; /* PAD='YES'    */
    cup->udelim = OS_NONE;  /* DELIM='NONE'   */
    cup->uaction  = OS_READWRITE; /* ACTION='READWRITE' */

    _set_ok_flags(cup);   /* set up the cup->ok_* flags */

    /*
     * Ensure that the previous memory stores complete before any 
     * other task uses the internal unit.
     */
    FLSH_MEM();

    _fort_internal_unit = cup; 
  }

  OPENUNLOCK();

  return(_fort_internal_unit);
}

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