usrlib.c

VXWORKS基本shell命令源码

    for (i = 0; help_msg [i] != NULL; i++)
	{
	if ((i+1) % 20 == 0)
	    {
	    printf ("\nType <CR> to continue, Q<CR> to stop: ");
	    fioRdString (STD_IN, &ch, 1);
	    if (ch == 'q' || ch == 'Q')
		break;
	    else
		printf ("\n");
	    }
	printf ("%s\n", help_msg [i]);
	}
    printf ("\n");
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* bootChange - change the boot line
*
* This command changes the boot line used in the boot ROMs.  This is useful
* during a remote login session.  After changing the boot parameters, you
* can reboot the target with the reboot() command, and then terminate your
* login ( ~. ) and remotely log in again.  As soon as the system has
* rebooted, you will be logged in again.
*
* This command stores the new boot line in non-volatile RAM, if the target
* has it.
*
* RETURNS: N/A
*
* SEE ALSO:
* windsh,
* .tG "Shell"
*/

void bootChange (void)

    {
    bootParamsPrompt (sysBootLine);
    (void)sysNvRamSet (sysBootLine, strlen (sysBootLine) + 1, 0);
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* periodRun - call a function periodically
*
* This command repeatedly calls a specified function, with up to eight of its
* arguments, delaying the specified number of seconds between calls.
*
* Normally, this routine is called only by period(), which spawns
* it as a task.
*
* RETURNS: N/A
*
* SEE ALSO: period(),
* .pG "Target Shell"
*/

void periodRun
    (
    int		secs,		/* no. of seconds to delay between calls */
    FUNCPTR	func,		/* function to call repeatedly */
    int		arg1,		/* first of eight args to pass to func */
    int		arg2,		
    int		arg3,	
    int		arg4,
    int		arg5,
    int		arg6,
    int		arg7,
    int		arg8
    )
    {
#if ((CPU_FAMILY == ARM) && ARM_THUMB)
    func = (FUNCPTR)((UINT32)func | 1);	/* force Thumb state */
#endif

    FOREVER
	{
	(* func) (arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6, arg7, arg8);

	taskDelay (secs * sysClkRateGet ());
	}
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* period - spawn a task to call a function periodically
*
* This command spawns a task that repeatedly calls a specified function,
* with up to eight of its arguments, delaying the specified number of
* seconds between calls.
*
* For example, to have i() display task information every 5 seconds,
* just type:
* .CS
*     -> period 5, i
* .CE
* NOTE
* The task is spawned using the sp() routine.  See the description
* of sp() for details about priority, options, stack size, and task ID.
*
* RETURNS: A task ID, or ERROR if the task cannot be spawned.
*
* SEE ALSO: periodRun(), sp(),
* .pG "Target Shell,"
* windsh,
* .tG "Shell"
*/

int period
    (
    int		secs,		/* period in seconds	       */
    FUNCPTR	func,		/* function to call repeatedly */
    int		arg1,		/* first of eight args to pass to func */
    int		arg2,
    int		arg3,
    int		arg4,
    int		arg5,
    int		arg6,
    int		arg7,
    int		arg8
    )
    {
    return (sp ((FUNCPTR)periodRun, secs, (int)func, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4,
				       arg5, arg6, arg7));
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* repeatRun - call a function repeatedly
*
* This command calls a specified function <n> times, with up to eight of its
* arguments.  If <n> is 0, the routine is called endlessly.
*
* Normally, this routine is called only by repeat(), which spawns it as a
* task.
*
* RETURNS: N/A
*
* SEE ALSO: repeat(),
* .pG "Target Shell"
*/

void repeatRun
    (
    FAST int	 n,		/* no. of times to call func (0=forever) */
    FAST FUNCPTR func,		/* function to call repeatedly         */
    int		arg1,		/* first of eight args to pass to func */
    int		arg2,
    int		arg3,
    int		arg4,
    int		arg5,
    int		arg6,
    int		arg7,
    int		arg8
    )
    {
    FAST BOOL infinite = (n == 0);

#if ((CPU_FAMILY == ARM) && ARM_THUMB)
    func = (FUNCPTR)((UINT32)func | 1);	/* force Thumb state */
#endif

    while (infinite || (--n >= 0))
	(* func) (arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, arg6, arg7, arg8);
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* repeat - spawn a task to call a function repeatedly
*
* This command spawns a task that calls a specified function <n> times, with
* up to eight of its arguments.  If <n> is 0, the routine is called
* endlessly, or until the spawned task is deleted.
*
* NOTE
* The task is spawned using sp().  See the description of sp() for details
* about priority, options, stack size, and task ID.
*
* RETURNS: A task ID, or ERROR if the task cannot be spawned.
*
* SEE ALSO: repeatRun(), sp(),
* .pG "Target Shell,"
* windsh,
* .tG "Shell"
*/

int repeat
    (
    FAST int	 n,		/* no. of times to call func (0=forever) */
    FAST FUNCPTR func,		/* function to call repeatedly         */
    int		arg1,		/* first of eight args to pass to func */
    int		arg2,
    int		arg3,
    int		arg4,
    int		arg5,
    int		arg6,
    int		arg7,
    int		arg8
    )
    {
    return (sp ((FUNCPTR)repeatRun, n, (int)func, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4,
				    arg5, arg6, arg7));
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* sp - spawn a task with default parameters
*
* This command spawns a specified function as a task with the following
* defaults:
* .IP "priority:" 15
* 100
* .IP "stack size:"
* 20,000 bytes
* .IP "task ID:"
* highest not currently used
* .IP "task options:"
* VX_FP_TASK - execute with floating-point coprocessor support.
* .IP "task name:"
* A name of the form `tN' where N is an integer which increments as new tasks
* are spawned, e.g., `t1', `t2', `t3', etc.
* .LP
* 
* The task ID is displayed after the task is spawned.
*
* This command is a short form of the underlying taskSpawn() routine,
* convenient for spawning tasks in which the default parameters
* are satisfactory.  If the default parameters are unacceptable, taskSpawn()
* should be called directly.
*
* RETURNS: A task ID, or ERROR if the task cannot be spawned.
*
* SEE ALSO: taskLib, taskSpawn(),
* .pG "Target Shell,"
* windsh,
* .tG "Shell"
*
* VARARGS1
*/

int sp
    (
    FUNCPTR	func,		/* function to call       */
    int		arg1,		/* first of nine args to pass to spawned task */
    int		arg2,
    int		arg3,
    int		arg4,
    int		arg5,
    int		arg6,
    int		arg7,
    int		arg8,
    int		arg9
    )
    {
    int id;

    if (func == (FUNCPTR)0)
	{
	printf ("sorry, won't spawn task at PC = 0.\n");
	return (ERROR);
	}

    /* spawn task, let taskSpawn pick the task ID, report success or failure */

    id = taskSpawn ((char *) NULL, spTaskPriority, spTaskOptions,
		    spTaskStackSize, func, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5,
		    arg6, arg7, arg8, arg9, 0);

    if (id == ERROR)
	{
	printf ("not able to spawn task.\n");
	return (ERROR);
	}
    else
	{
	printf ("task spawned: id = %#x, name = %s\n", id, taskName (id));
	return (id);
	}
    }
/******************************************************************************
*
* taskIdFigure - translate a task name or ID to a task ID
*
* Many routines in usrLib take a task ID (an integer) or a task name.  This
* routine determines whether the parameter is a task name or a task ID and
* returns the task ID.  If <taskNameOrId> is omitted or 0, the current task
* is used.
*
* RETURNS: A task ID (an integer), or ERROR.
*
* SEE ALSO: taskNameToId(), taskLib
*
* NOMANUAL
*/

int taskIdFigure
    (
    int taskNameOrId		/* task name or task ID */
    )
    {
    char name [10];	/* number to name */
    int tid;		/* task ID */
    int bb;		/* bit bucket */

    if (taskNameOrId == 0)				/* default task ID */
	return (taskIdDefault (0));
    else if (taskIdVerify (taskNameOrId) == OK)	/* try explicit ID */
	return (taskNameOrId);

    sprintf (name, "%x", taskNameOrId);

    if ((tid = taskNameToId (name)) != ERROR)
	return (tid);				/* name is a number */
    else if (vxMemProbe ((char *)taskNameOrId, O_RDONLY, 4, (char *)&bb) == OK)
	return (taskNameToId ((char *) taskNameOrId)); /* name is a string */
    else
	return (ERROR);			/* unreasonable name, bus error! */
    }
/*******************************************************************************
*
* checkStack - print a summary of each task's stack usage
*
* This command displays a summary of stack usage for a specified task, or
* for all tasks if no argument is given.  The summary includes the total
* stack size (SIZE), the current number of stack bytes used (CUR), the
* maximum number of stack bytes used (HIGH), and the number of bytes never
* used at the top of the stack (MARGIN = SIZE - HIGH).
* For example:
* .CS
*     -> checkStack tShell
*
*         NAME         ENTRY      TID    SIZE   CUR  HIGH  MARGIN
*     ------------ ------------ -------- ----- ----- ----- ------
*     tShell       _shell       23e1c78   9208   832  3632   5576
* .CE
*
* The maximum stack usage is determined by scanning down from the top of the
* stack for the first byte whose value is not 0xee.  In VxWorks, when a task
* is spawned, all bytes of a task's stack are initialized to 0xee.
*
* DEFICIENCIES
* It is possible for a task to write beyond the end of its stack, but
* not write into the last part of its stack.  This will not be detected
* by checkStack().
*
* RETURNS: N/A
*
* SEE ALSO: taskSpawn(),
* .pG "Target Shell,"
* windsh,
* .tG "Shell"
*/

void checkStack
    (
    int taskNameOrId		/* task name or task ID; 0 = summarize all */
    )
    {
    FAST int	nTasks;			/* number of task */
    FAST int	ix;			/* index */
    FAST char  *pIntStackHigh;		/* high interrupt stack usage */
    int		tid;			/* task ID */
    TASK_DESC	td;			/* task info structure */
    int		idList [MAX_DSP_TASKS];	/* list of active IDs */
    static char checkStackHdr [] = "\
  NAME        ENTRY        TID     SIZE   CUR  HIGH  MARGIN\n\
------------ ------------ -------- ----- ----- ----- ------\n";

#if	(CPU_FAMILY == ARM)

    char *intStackBase;
    char *intStackEnd;

#else  /* (CPU_FAMILY == ARM) */

#   if (CPU != MC68060)		/* we dont currently use this for MC68060 */
    IMPORT char *vxIntStackBase;
#   endif /* CPU != MC68060 */

    IMPORT char *vxIntStackEnd;

#   if    (CPU != MC68060)		/* we dont currently use this for MC68060 */
    char *intStackBase = vxIntStackBase;
#   endif /* CPU != MC68060 */

    char *intStackEnd  = vxIntStackEnd;

#endif	/* CPU_FAMILY == ARM */

    if (taskNameOrId != 0)
	{
	/* do specified task */

	tid = taskIdFigure (taskNameOrId);

	if ((tid == ERROR) || (taskInfoGet (tid, &td) != OK))
	    printErr ("Task not found.\n");
	else
	    {
	    printf (checkStackHdr);
	    printStackSummary (&td);
	    }
	}
    else
	{
	/* do all tasks */

	printf (checkStackHdr);

	nTasks = taskIdListGet (idList, NELEMENTS (idList));
	taskIdListSort (idList, nTasks);

	for (ix = 0; ix < nTasks; ++ix)
	    if (taskInfoGet (idList [ix], &td) == OK)
		printStackSummary (&td);

	/* find int stack high usage */

#if (CPU_FAMILY != AM29XXX) && (CPU_FAMILY != ARM)
#if 	(_STACK_DIR == _STACK_GROWS_DOWN)
	for (pIntStackHigh = intStackEnd; * (UINT8 *)pIntStackHigh == 0xee;
	     pIntStackHigh ++)
	     ;
#else	/* _STACK_DIR == _STACK_GROWS_DOWN) */
	for (pIntStackHigh = intStackEnd - 1; * (UINT8 *)pIntStackHigh == 0xee;