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      1  1.4.42.1    martin /*	$NetBSD: commands.c,v 1.4.42.1 2020/04/13 08:05:28 martin Exp $	*/
      2       1.1     blymn 
      3       1.1     blymn /*-
      4       1.1     blymn  * Copyright 2009 Brett Lymn <blymn (at) NetBSD.org>
      5       1.1     blymn  *
      6       1.1     blymn  * All rights reserved.
      7       1.1     blymn  *
      8       1.1     blymn  * This code has been donated to The NetBSD Foundation by the Author.
      9       1.1     blymn  *
     10       1.1     blymn  * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
     11       1.1     blymn  * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
     12       1.1     blymn  * are met:
     13       1.1     blymn  * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
     14       1.1     blymn  *    notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
     15       1.1     blymn  * 2. The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products
     16       1.1     blymn  *    derived from this software withough specific prior written permission
     17       1.1     blymn  *
     18       1.1     blymn  * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR
     19       1.1     blymn  * IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
     20       1.1     blymn  * OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.
     21       1.1     blymn  * IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
     22       1.1     blymn  * INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT
     23       1.1     blymn  * NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
     24       1.1     blymn  * DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY
     25       1.1     blymn  * THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
     26       1.1     blymn  * (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF
     27       1.1     blymn  * THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
     28       1.1     blymn  *
     29       1.1     blymn  *
     30       1.1     blymn  */
     31       1.1     blymn 
     32       1.1     blymn #include <curses.h>
     33       1.1     blymn #include <string.h>
     34       1.1     blymn #include <stdlib.h>
     35       1.1     blymn #include <stdio.h>
     36       1.2  christos #include <unistd.h>
     37       1.3  christos #include <err.h>
     38       1.1     blymn #include <sys/types.h>
     39       1.1     blymn #include "returns.h"
     40       1.1     blymn #include "slave.h"
     41       1.1     blymn #include "command_table.h"
     42       1.1     blymn 
     43       1.1     blymn extern int cmdpipe[2];
     44       1.1     blymn extern int slvpipe[2];
     45       1.1     blymn 
     46  1.4.42.1    martin static void report_type(data_enum_t);
     47       1.3  christos static void report_message(int, const char *);
     48       1.1     blymn 
     49       1.1     blymn /*
     50       1.1     blymn  * Match the passed command string and execute the associated test
     51       1.1     blymn  * function.
     52       1.1     blymn  */
     53       1.1     blymn void
     54       1.1     blymn command_execute(char *func, int nargs, char **args)
     55       1.1     blymn {
     56       1.1     blymn 	size_t i;
     57       1.1     blymn 
     58       1.1     blymn 	i = 0;
     59       1.1     blymn 	while (i < ncmds) {
     60       1.1     blymn 		if (strcasecmp(func, commands[i].name) == 0) {
     61       1.1     blymn 			/* matched function */
     62       1.1     blymn 			commands[i].func(nargs, args);
     63       1.1     blymn 			return;
     64       1.1     blymn 		}
     65       1.1     blymn 		i++;
     66       1.1     blymn 	}
     67       1.1     blymn 
     68       1.1     blymn 	report_status("UNKNOWN_FUNCTION");
     69       1.1     blymn }
     70       1.1     blymn 
     71       1.1     blymn /*
     72       1.1     blymn  * Report an pointer value back to the director
     73       1.1     blymn  */
     74       1.1     blymn void
     75       1.1     blymn report_ptr(void *ptr)
     76       1.1     blymn {
     77       1.1     blymn 	char *string;
     78       1.1     blymn 
     79       1.4     blymn 	if (ptr == NULL)
     80       1.4     blymn 		asprintf(&string, "NULL");
     81       1.4     blymn 	else
     82       1.4     blymn 		asprintf(&string, "%p", ptr);
     83       1.1     blymn 	report_status(string);
     84       1.1     blymn 	free(string);
     85       1.1     blymn }
     86       1.1     blymn 
     87       1.1     blymn /*
     88       1.1     blymn  * Report an integer value back to the director
     89       1.1     blymn  */
     90       1.1     blymn void
     91       1.1     blymn report_int(int value)
     92       1.1     blymn {
     93       1.1     blymn 	char *string;
     94       1.1     blymn 
     95       1.1     blymn 	asprintf(&string, "%d", value);
     96       1.1     blymn 	report_status(string);
     97       1.1     blymn 	free(string);
     98       1.1     blymn }
     99       1.1     blymn 
    100       1.1     blymn /*
    101       1.1     blymn  * Report either an ERR or OK back to the director
    102       1.1     blymn  */
    103       1.1     blymn void
    104       1.1     blymn report_return(int status)
    105       1.1     blymn {
    106       1.1     blymn 	if (status == ERR)
    107  1.4.42.1    martin 		report_type(data_err);
    108       1.1     blymn 	else if (status == OK)
    109  1.4.42.1    martin 		report_type(data_ok);
    110       1.1     blymn 	else
    111       1.1     blymn 		report_status("INVALID_RETURN");
    112       1.1     blymn }
    113       1.1     blymn 
    114       1.1     blymn /*
    115       1.1     blymn  * Report the type back to the director via the command pipe
    116       1.1     blymn  */
    117       1.1     blymn static void
    118  1.4.42.1    martin report_type(data_enum_t return_type)
    119       1.1     blymn {
    120       1.1     blymn 	int type;
    121       1.1     blymn 
    122       1.1     blymn 	type = return_type;
    123       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &type, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    124       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write for status type failed");
    125       1.1     blymn 
    126       1.1     blymn }
    127       1.1     blymn 
    128       1.1     blymn /*
    129       1.1     blymn  * Report the number of returns back to the director via the command pipe
    130       1.1     blymn  */
    131       1.1     blymn void
    132       1.1     blymn report_count(int count)
    133       1.1     blymn {
    134       1.1     blymn 	int type;
    135       1.1     blymn 
    136  1.4.42.1    martin 	type = data_count;
    137       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &type, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    138       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write for count type failed");
    139       1.1     blymn 
    140       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &count, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    141       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write for count");
    142       1.1     blymn }
    143       1.1     blymn 
    144       1.1     blymn /*
    145       1.1     blymn  * Report the status back to the director via the command pipe
    146       1.1     blymn  */
    147       1.1     blymn void
    148       1.3  christos report_status(const char *status)
    149       1.1     blymn {
    150  1.4.42.1    martin 	report_message(data_string, status);
    151       1.1     blymn }
    152       1.1     blymn 
    153       1.1     blymn /*
    154       1.1     blymn  * Report an error message back to the director via the command pipe.
    155       1.1     blymn  */
    156       1.1     blymn void
    157       1.3  christos report_error(const char *status)
    158       1.1     blymn {
    159  1.4.42.1    martin 	report_message(data_slave_error, status);
    160       1.1     blymn }
    161       1.1     blymn 
    162       1.1     blymn /*
    163       1.1     blymn  * Report the message with the given type back to the director via the
    164       1.1     blymn  * command pipe.
    165       1.1     blymn  */
    166       1.1     blymn static void
    167       1.3  christos report_message(int type, const char *status)
    168       1.1     blymn {
    169       1.1     blymn 	int len;
    170       1.1     blymn 
    171       1.1     blymn 	len = strlen(status);
    172       1.1     blymn 
    173       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &type, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    174       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write for message type failed");
    175       1.1     blymn 
    176       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &len, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    177       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write for message length failed");
    178       1.1     blymn 
    179       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], status, len) < 0)
    180       1.3  christos 		err(1, "command pipe write of message data failed");
    181       1.1     blymn }
    182       1.1     blymn 
    183       1.1     blymn /*
    184       1.1     blymn  * Report a string of chtype back to the director via the command pipe.
    185       1.1     blymn  */
    186       1.1     blymn void
    187       1.4     blymn report_byte(chtype c)
    188       1.4     blymn {
    189       1.4     blymn 	chtype string[2];
    190       1.4     blymn 
    191       1.4     blymn 	string[0] = c;
    192       1.4     blymn 	string[1] = A_NORMAL | '\0';
    193       1.4     blymn 	report_nstr(string);
    194       1.4     blymn }
    195       1.4     blymn 
    196       1.4     blymn /*
    197       1.4     blymn  * Report a string of chtype back to the director via the command pipe.
    198       1.4     blymn  */
    199       1.4     blymn void
    200       1.1     blymn report_nstr(chtype *string)
    201       1.1     blymn {
    202       1.1     blymn 	int len, type;
    203       1.1     blymn 	chtype *p;
    204       1.1     blymn 
    205       1.1     blymn 	len = 0;
    206       1.1     blymn 	p = string;
    207       1.1     blymn 
    208       1.1     blymn 	while ((*p++ & __CHARTEXT) != 0) {
    209       1.1     blymn 		len++;
    210       1.1     blymn 	}
    211       1.1     blymn 
    212       1.4     blymn 	len++; /* add in the termination chtype */
    213       1.4     blymn 	len *= sizeof(chtype);
    214       1.4     blymn 
    215  1.4.42.1    martin 	type = data_byte;
    216       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &type, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    217       1.3  christos 		err(1, "%s: command pipe write for status type failed",
    218       1.3  christos 		    __func__);
    219       1.3  christos 
    220       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], &len, sizeof(int)) < 0)
    221       1.3  christos 		err(1, "%s: command pipe write for status length failed",
    222       1.3  christos 		    __func__);
    223       1.3  christos 
    224       1.3  christos 	if (write(slvpipe[WRITE_PIPE], string, len) < 0)
    225       1.3  christos 		err(1, "%s: command pipe write of status data failed",
    226       1.3  christos 		    __func__);
    227       1.1     blymn }
    228       1.1     blymn 
    229       1.1     blymn /*
    230       1.1     blymn  * Check the number of args we received are what we expect.  Return an
    231       1.1     blymn  * error if they do not match.
    232       1.1     blymn  */
    233       1.1     blymn int
    234       1.1     blymn check_arg_count(int nargs, int expected)
    235       1.1     blymn {
    236       1.1     blymn 	if (nargs != expected) {
    237       1.1     blymn 		report_count(1);
    238       1.1     blymn 		report_error("INCORRECT_ARGUMENT_NUMBER");
    239       1.1     blymn 		return(1);
    240       1.1     blymn 	}
    241       1.1     blymn 
    242       1.1     blymn 	return(0);
    243       1.1     blymn }
    244