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%TITLE 'XPNUTL - Utility routines for BLISSnet-20'
MODULE XPNUTL (
               ENTRY ( XPN$$VALID_NLB,
                       XPN$$LINK_STATUS,
                       XPN$$NEW_BUFFER,
                       XPN$$INT_SET,
                       XPN$$SLEEP,
                       XPN$$JSYS_ERROR,
                       XPN$$ASSIGN_CHANNEL
                     ),
               IDENT = '1'
              ) =
BEGIN
!  COPYRIGHT (C) DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 1981, 1986.
!  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
!  
!  THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE AND MAY  BE  USED  AND
!  COPIED ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF SUCH LICENSE AND WITH
!  THE INCLUSION OF THE ABOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICE.   THIS  SOFTWARE  OR
!  ANY  OTHER  COPIES  THEREOF MAY NOT BE PROVIDED OR OTHERWISE MADE
!  AVAILABLE TO ANY OTHER PERSON.  NO TITLE TO AND OWNERSHIP OF  THE
!  SOFTWARE IS HEREBY TRANSFERRED.
!  
!  THE INFORMATION IN THIS SOFTWARE IS  SUBJECT  TO  CHANGE  WITHOUT
!  NOTICE  AND  SHOULD  NOT  BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT BY DIGITAL
!  EQUIPMENT CORPORATION.
!  
!  DIGITAL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR  RELIABILITY  OF
!  ITS SOFTWARE ON EQUIPMENT THAT IS NOT SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL.

!++
! FACILITY:
!   Transportable BLISS interface to DECNET, TOPS20 implementation.
!
! ABSTRACT:
!   This module contains various utility routines called by more then
!   one module in the interface.
!
! ENVIRONMENT:
!   TOPS20 user mode, with XPORT.
!
! AUTHOR: Larry Campbell, CREATION DATE: November 3, 1981
!
! MODIFIED BY: Andrew Nourse
!
!  01 - End-of-file is an abort condition, not a bug.
!--
!
! TABLE OF CONTENTS:
!
FORWARD ROUTINE
    xpn$$valid_nlb,                     ! Validate an NLB
    xpn$$link_status,                   ! Return status of a link
    xpn$$new_buffer : NOVALUE,          ! Allocate new input buffer
    xpn$$int_set : NOVALUE,             ! Set up interrupts for a link
    xpn$$sleep : NOVALUE,               ! Sleep until interrupted
    xpn$$wake : NOVALUE,                ! Wake up
    xpn$$jsys_error,                    ! Handle JSYS failure
    xpn$$assign_channel;                ! Assign interrupt channel & handler
!
! INCLUDE FILES:
!
LIBRARY 'BLI:XPORT';                    ! XPORT definitions
LIBRARY 'BLISSNET';                     ! Transportable BLISSnet stuff
LIBRARY 'BLI:MONSYM';                   ! Monitor symbol definitions
LIBRARY 'BLISSNET20';                   ! BLISSnet-20 specific stuff
REQUIRE 'JSYSDEF';                      ! JSYS linkage definitions
!
! MACROS:
!

!
! EQUATED SYMBOLS:
!
UNDECLARE
    wait,
    disms;

LITERAL
    wait = %O'104000000306',            ! WAIT JSYS
    disms = %O'104000000167',           ! DISMS JSYS
    jfcl = %O'255000000000';            ! JFCL
!
! OWN STORAGE:
!
OWN
    net_channel;                        ! Interrupt channel we're using for net
!
! EXTERNAL REFERENCES:
!
EXTERNAL
    psiwxx;                             ! Location of WAIT JSYS

EXTERNAL ROUTINE
    psiint,                             ! BLSPSI.MAC routines
    psisir,
    psiwai,
    psirst;
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$valid_nlb (nlb) =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   This routine checks a Network Link Block for validity
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   nlb         - address of the Network Link Block
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!	NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!	NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   XPN$_NORMAL         - NLB is OK
!   XPN$_BAD_SIZE       - length is wrong
!   XPN$_VERSION        - version skew
!   XPN$_BAD_FLAGS      - inconsistent flags setting
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!
!	NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN

    MAP
        nlb : REF $XPN_NLB();

    nlb_binds;
    IF .nlb[NLB$H_LENGTH] NEQ NLB$K_LENGTH
    THEN
        RETURN (XPN$_BAD_SIZE);
    IF .nlb[NLB$B_VERSION] NEQ NLB$K_VERSION
        OR .nlb[NLB$B_LEVEL] NEQ NLB$K_LEVEL
    THEN
        RETURN (XPN$_VERSION);
    IF active AND passive
    THEN
        RETURN (XPN$_BAD_FLAGS);
    RETURN (XPN$_NORMAL)
    END;                                !End of xpn$$valid_nlb
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$link_status (nlb) =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   Returns the link status word returned by the MTOPR_ JSYS $MORLS function.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   nlb         - address of the Network Link Block
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NLB$H_JFN   - JFN for the network link
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   One fullword of link status as returned by the MTOPR_ $MORLS function.
!   If there is no JFN, or the MTOPR_ fails, zero is returned.
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!	NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN

    MAP
        nlb : REF $XPN_NLB();

    LOCAL
        retval;

    IF .nlb[NLB$H_JFN] EQL 0
    THEN
        RETURN (0);
    IF JSYS_MTOPR (.nlb[NLB$H_JFN], $MORLS, 0, 0; , , retval)
    THEN
        RETURN (.retval)
    ELSE
        BEGIN
        JSYS_GETER ($FHSLF; retval);
        nlb[NLB$G_2ND_CODE] = .retval<rh>;
        RETURN (0)
        END;
    END;                                ! End of xpn$$link_status
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$new_buffer (buffer_descriptor, byte_count) : NOVALUE =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   This routine releases any previous buffer associated with an NLB
!   and allocates a new buffer with room for .byte_count bytes.  We
!   have to fudge with the descriptor because XPORT binary data descriptors
!   want to put one 8-bit byte per addressable unit (word), which is incredibly
!   inefficient on 36-bit machines.  We set up the descriptors to point to
!   real strings of 8-bit bytes, so all the CH$xxx functions can work.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   buffer_descriptor   - address of the descriptor for the buffer
!   byte_count          - how many bytes to allocate space for
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   Buffer descriptor   - memory pointed to is freed
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   Buffer descriptor   - updated to point to new buffer
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   NONE
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN

    MAP
        buffer_descriptor : REF $XPO_DESCRIPTOR (CLASS = DYNAMIC);
    !
    ! Release stale previous buffer if necessary
    !
    IF .buffer_descriptor[XPO$A_ADDRESS] NEQ 0
    THEN
	BEGIN
        LOCAL
            buffer_address;
	buffer_descriptor[XPO$H_LENGTH] =
            (.buffer_descriptor[XPO$H_LENGTH] + 3) / 4;
        !
        ! XPO$A_ADDRESS really contains a byte pointer, which we must first
        ! convert to an address for $XPO_FREE_MEM's sake.  BLISS character
        ! pointers point to <byte - 1> (for ILDB's sake) so we have to
        ! increment the pointer first.
        !
        buffer_address = CH$PLUS (.buffer_descriptor[XPO$A_ADDRESS], 1);
        buffer_address = .buffer_address<rh>;
        buffer_descriptor[XPO$A_ADDRESS] = .buffer_address;
	$XPO_FREE_MEM (BINARY_DATA = .buffer_descriptor)
	END;
    !
    ! Allocate string space for this data, fudge the descriptor
    ! to point to string of 8-bit bytes rather than string of
    ! addressable units.
    !
    $XPO_DESC_INIT (DESCRIPTOR = .buffer_descriptor,
                    CLASS = DYNAMIC);
    $XPO_GET_MEM (FULLWORDS = ((.byte_count + 3) / 4),
		  DESCRIPTOR = .buffer_descriptor);
    buffer_descriptor[XPO$H_LENGTH] = .byte_count;
    buffer_descriptor[XPO$A_ADDRESS] =
        CH$PTR (.buffer_descriptor[XPO$A_ADDRESS], 0, 8);

    END;                                !End of xpn$$new_buffer
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$int_set (nlb_vector) : NOVALUE =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   Sets up to receive interrupts for connect events on any JFN for any
!   link specified by NLBs given.  The first time this routine is called,
!   it initializes the software interrupt system and assigns an unused
!   channel for the interface's use.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   nlb_vector  - counted vector of addresses of Network Link Blocks
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   NONE
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   An unassigned interrupt channel is assigned.
!
!--
    BEGIN

    MAP
        nlb_vector : REF VECTOR[0];

    OWN
        once_only_flag : INITIAL (0);

    !
    ! Assign an unused interrupt channel if we haven't already done so.
    !
    IF NOT (.once_only_flag)
    THEN
        BEGIN
        net_channel = xpn$$assign_channel (xpn$$wake);
        once_only_flag = 1
        END;
    !
    ! For each NLB specified, request the monitor to interrupt us on any events
    !
    INCR i FROM 1 TO .nlb_vector[0]
    DO
        BEGIN
        BIND
            nlb = .nlb_vector[.i] : $XPN_NLB();
        IF NOT .nlb[NLB$V_INT_SET]
        THEN
            BEGIN
            LOCAL
                channel_args;
            channel_args = 0;
            channel_args<27,9> = .net_channel;   ! Connect events
            channel_args<18,9> = .net_channel;   ! Interrupt msg events
            channel_args< 9,9> = .net_channel;   ! Data available events
            IF NOT JSYS_MTOPR (.nlb[NLB$H_JFN],
                               $MOACN,
                               .channel_args,
                               0)
            THEN
                xpn$$bug ('Cannot set interrupt assignments');
            nlb[NLB$V_INT_SET] = 1
            END
        END
    END;
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$sleep (msec) : NOVALUE =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   Sleep the specified number of milliseconds.  An interrupt on any
!   link will cause a premature wakeup, giving the program the opportunity
!   to service the condition more quickly.  Requesting a sleep of zero
!   length causes an infinite sleep.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   msec        - number of milliseconds to sleep
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   NONE
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN
    !
    ! Set up a WAIT or DISMS, depending on which caller wants.
    !
    psiwxx = (IF .msec EQL 0 THEN wait ELSE disms);
    !
    ! Now activate the channel and go to sleep.
    !
    JSYS_AIC ($FHSLF, 1 ^ (35 - .net_channel));
    PSIWAI (.msec)                      ! Sleep, return to caller when woken
    END;                                ! End of xpn$$sleep
ROUTINE xpn$$wake : NOVALUE =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   This is the routine called at interrupt level when an event occurs
!   for any of the NLBs specified in the call to XPN$$SLEEP.  It merely
!   deactivates the interrupt channel (so interrupts are stacked) and
!   calls PSIRST to wake up the background routine.  We also step on
!   the WAIT JSYS at PSIWXX (turn it to JFCL) in case the interrupt
!   happened before PSIWAI was called.  PSIWAI's caller must reset it
!   before calling PSIWAI.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   NONE
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   The interrupt channel is deactivated and the sleeping background
!   task is woken.  The instruction at PSIWXX is turned to JFCL.
!
!--
    BEGIN

    JSYS_DIC ($FHSLF, 1 ^ (35 - .net_channel));
    PSIRST ();                          ! Wake the sleeping routine
    psiwxx = jfcl;

    END;                                ! End of xpn$$wake
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$jsys_error (nlb, jsys_number) =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   Handles unexpected failure of a JSYS.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   nlb         - address of the Network Link Block involved
!   jsys_number - low-order 18 bits of the failing JSYS instruction
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   This routine attempts to return a "reasonable" error code depending
!   on the nature of the JSYS error.  For example, IOX5 (device or data
!   error) will return XPN$_ABORTED, while DESX1 (invalid source/destination
!   designator) almost certainly is the result of a bug and will result
!   in XPN$_BUG.
!
!   XPN$_ABORTED        - link was apparently aborted
!   XPN$_BUG            -
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN

    LOCAL
        tops20_code;

    MAP
        nlb : REF $XPN_NLB ();

    JSYS_GETER ($FHSLF; tops20_code);
    tops20_code = .tops20_code<rh>;
    RETURN
        SELECTONE .tops20_code OF
            SET
            [IOX4, IOX5, NSPX00 TO NSPX22, DCNX11] :	![1] Abort/Disconnect
                BEGIN                   		!   in several flavors 
                LOCAL
                    link_status;
                link_status = xpn$$link_status (.nlb);
                nlb[NLB$G_2ND_CODE] = .link_status<rh>;
                IF (.link_status AND MO_ABT) NEQ 0
                THEN
                    XPN$_ABORTED
                ELSE
                    XPN$_DISCONN
                END;
            [OTHERWISE] :
                BEGIN
                nlb[NLB$G_2ND_CODE] = .tops20_code;
                XPN$_BUG
                END;
            TES
    END;                                ! End of xpn$$jsys_error
GLOBAL ROUTINE xpn$$assign_channel (handler) =
!++
! FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
!   Assign an unused interrupt channel.  Init interrupt system if
!   necessary.  Set up LEVTAB and CHNTAB and point CHNTAB to the
!   handler routine.  This routine does not activate the channel;
!   the caller must do the AIC JSYS to activate the channel.  This
!   insures that interrupts won't occur until the caller is ready.
!
! FORMAL PARAMETERS:
!   handler	- address of interrupt handler routine
!
! IMPLICIT INPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! IMPLICIT OUTPUTS:
!   NONE
!
! ROUTINE VALUE and
! COMPLETION CODES:
!   The channel assigned is returned.
!
! SIDE EFFECTS:
!   NONE
!
!--
    BEGIN

    OWN
        once_only_flag : INITIAL (0);

    LOCAL
        channel_mask,
	channel;

    BUILTIN
        FIRSTONE;                       ! JFFO!  Yaayyy!

    IF NOT .once_only_flag              ! If first time,
    THEN                                !  then initialize interrupt system
        BEGIN
        once_only_flag = 1;
        psisir ($FHSLF)                 ! Set interrupt tables
        END;
    !
    ! Get complement of assigned channel mask
    !
    channel_mask = NOT
        BEGIN
        LOCAL
            retval;
        JSYS_RCM ($FHSLF; retval);
        .retval
        END;
    !
    ! Search for an unused channel
    !
    channel = -1;
    WHILE .channel_mask NEQ 0
    DO
        BEGIN
        !
        ! Find first one bit and clear it from the mask
        !
        channel = FIRSTONE (.channel_mask);
        channel_mask = .channel_mask XOR (1 ^ (35 - .channel));
        !
        ! Now make sure this is a channel we're allowed to use
        !
        SELECTONE .channel
        OF
            SET
            [6 TO 22] : channel = -1;       ! No good
            [OTHERWISE] : channel_mask = 0; ! Win...
            TES;
        END;
    !
    ! OK, we either found a channel or none are available
    !
    IF .channel EQL -1
    THEN
        $XPO_PUT_MSG (SEVERITY = FATAL,
                      STRING = 'No interrupt channels available');
    !
    ! Set up LEVTAB and CHNTAB
    !
    psiint (.channel, .handler, 3);
    JSYS_EIR ($FHSLF);
    RETURN (.channel)
    END;                                ! End of xpn$$assign_channel
END                                     ! End of module XPNUTL
ELUDOM