PDP-10.its/src/cstacy/netrtn.76

;;; -*- Mode: MIDAS -*-

TITLE	NETRTN - Maclisp/NETWRK package.
	;CStacy, December 1983

; Summary:
;
; (MAP-HOSTS3)  ==> T if mapped in the database.
; (STDHST host) ==> standardized host-number.
; (GET-NET-FROM-ADDRESS host) ==> network-number.
; (OWN-HOST network-numer) ==> host.
; (HOST-EQUAL host1 host2) ==> T iff they refer to same host.
; (LOOKUP-HOST host-name) ==> host-number.
; (HOST-SIXBIT-NAME host) ==> sixbit host name.
; (HOST-INFO host) ==> (host-name . SITES-pointer)
; (TAC? host) ==> T iff this is an Internet TIP or TAC.
;   NW%ARP ==> ARPAnet  network-number.
;   NW%LCS ==> LCSnet   network-number.
;   NW%CHS ==> CHAOSnet network-number.


.FASL
IF1,.INSRT SYS:.FASL DEFS

;;; Accumulator definitions
;;; NETWRK assumes A thru E, consecutive T and TT, and pdl pointer P.

NETWRK"A=A
NETWRK"B=B
NETWRK"C=D
NETWRK"D=R
NETWRK"E=F 
NETWRK"T=T
NETWRK"TT=TT
NETWRK"P==FXP

;;; NETWRK routines

NETWRK"$$LOOK==1	;Include only lookup routines.
NETWRK"$$ARPA==1
NETWRK"$$CHAOS==1
NETWRK"$$HST3==1	;Use the HOSTS3 database.
NETWRK"$$ALLNET==1	;Look up Internet/Unternet.
NETWRK"$$HSTMAP==1	;Host mapping routines.
NETWRK"$$SYMLOOK==1	;Host name lookup.
NETWRK"$$HOSTNM==1	;Host name lookup.
NETWRK"$$HSTSIX==1	;Sixbit-name host lookup.
NETWRK"$$OWNHST==1	;Own host number routine.
NETWRK"$$HSTCMP==1	;Host number comparisons.
NETWRK"$$CVH==1		;Host number conversions.
.INSRT SYSENG;NETWRK

;;;; Macros.

;;; Nice names for some instructions.

NOP=:<JFCL>
CALRET==:JRST

;;; System calling.

DEFINE SYSCAL NAME,ARGS
	.CALL [SETZ ? SIXBIT /NAME/ ? ARGS ((SETZ))]
TERMIN

;;; (NOT NIL)

DEFINE TRUTH
.ATOM T!TERMIN

;;; SETQing a symbol to a number at FASLOAD time.

DEFINE QTES NAME,VAL
.SXEVA (SETQ NAME #VAL )
TERMIN

;;; GCOFF and GCON can surround code during which garbage collection
;;; and interrupts should not happen.
;;; This is necessary since we let LSRTNS randomly hack the argument ACs.

DEFINE GCOFF
	PUSH FXP,INHIBIT
	SETOM INHIBIT
	PUSH FXP,NOQUIT
	HLLOS NOQUIT
TERMIN

DEFINE GCON
	POP FXP,NOQUIT
	PUSHJ P,INTREL	;Pop FXP and check for deferred interrupts.
TERMIN

;;; Bash ACs to be NIL, which is a reasonable pointer for an argument AC.
;;; MacLisp does "caller-saves" protocol, so we just need to make sure
;;; there is not garbage left in these when we turn back on interrupts
;;; and garbage collection.

DEFINE NULLIFY LIST
IRP AC,,[LIST]
	MOVE AC,NIL
TERMIN
TERMIN

;;; Popular returns:

;;; ONRET - Zap reasonable things into argument ACs, turn on interrupts
;;; and garbage collection, and return the value in A.
;;; (But for NCALLable functions, you must return value in TT instead.)

ONRET:	NULLIFY [B,C,AR1,AR2A]
	GCON
	POPJ P,


;;; Check for HOSTS3 having been mapped in.
;;; Do this before hacking GC or trashing anything.

DEFINE	HST3CK
	SKIPN HST3P
	 LERR [SIXBIT "Host table has not been mapped in!"]
TERMIN



;;; BP2LST - Given a Bp in D, return in A a list of characters.

BP2LST:	PUSH FXP,B
	PUSH FXP,D
	MOVEI B,NIL		   ;()
BP2LS1:	ILDB TT,D		   ;Get a character.
	JUMPE TT,BP2LS9		   ;Zero terminated strings.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;Turn into fixnum.
	CALL 2,.FUNCTION CONS	   ;CONS onto our list.
	MOVE B,A		   ;Recover list pointer.
	JRST BP2LS1		   ;Gobbble entire string.
BP2LS9:	MOVE A,B		   ;Recover list pointer.
	CALL 1,.FUNCTION NREVERSE  ;Reverse it to normal order.
	POP FXP,D
	POP FXP,B
	POPJ FXP,



;;;; (HSTMAP)
;;;
;;; Maps in the HOSTS3 database and returns the file object opened.
;;; Returns NIL if there was an error.
;;;
;;; Note: since there is no way to return storage to Maclisp,
;;;       we do not provide a "HSTUNM" function.

HST3P:	0

.ENTRY MAP-HOSTS3 SUBR 1+0	   ;No argument.
	GCOFF
	MOVEI A,.ATOM SYSBIN/;HOSTS3/ >
	MOVEI B,.SX (IN)
	CALL 2,.FUNCTION OPEN	   ;Ask for file object.
	PUSH FXP,A		   ;Stack the file object.
	MOVEI TT,F.CHAN		   ;Get channel number from the file array.
	MOVE B,@TTSAR(A)
	SYSCAL OPEN,[ NETWRK"B ? %CLBIT,,.BII
			[SIXBIT /DSK/]
			[SIXBIT /HOSTS3/]
			[SIXBIT />/]
			[SIXBIT /SYSBIN/]]
	 JRST HSTMA8		   ; Fail
	SYSCAL FILLEN,[B ? %CLOUT,,TT] ;Get length in bytes.
	 JRST HSTMA8		   ; Fail
	JUMPLE TT,HSTMA8	   ;Make sure length not zero.
	MOVEI TT,1777(TT)	   ;Round up length to next page.
	LSH TT,-10.		   ;And convert to number of pages.
	PUSH FXP,TT
	PUSHJ P,GETCOR		   ;Ask for that much core.
	JUMPE TT,HSTMA8		   ; If not available, fail.
	MOVEM TT,NETWRK"HSTADR	   ;Remember addr where mapping.
	IDIVI TT,2000		   ;Convert addr to page number.
	HRRZ A,TT		   ;Page number RH of AOBJN ptr.
	POP FXP,TT		   ;Get number pages desired.
	MOVNS TT		   ;Negative number of pages in LH.
	HRL A,TT
	MOVEM A,NETWRK"HSTABN	   ;Save AOBJN for unmapping (not really).
	SYSCAL CORBLK,[ 1000,,%CBNDR	   ;Read-only
			1000,,%JSELF	   ;into self
			A	   ;at core pages provided.
			B]	   ;from file open on channel.
	 JRST HSTMA8		   ;  Fail.
	SYSCAL CLOSE,[ B ]	   ;All mapped in: close HOSTS3. 
	 JRST HSTMA8
	MOVE T,NETWRK"HSTADR	   ;Address where HOSTS3 should start.
	MOVE T,NETWRK"HSTSID(T)	   ;Examine check word.
	MOVEI FREEAC,TRUTH	   ;If we win, we return T.
	CAME T,[SIXBIT /HOSTS3/]   ;Finally, is this really HOSTS3?
HSTMA8:	 MOVEI FREEAC,NIL	   ;  No, we lose: we return NIL.
	POP FXP,A		   ;Recover file object.
	CALL 1,.FUNCTION CLOSE	   ;Close it.
	SETOM HST3P		   ;Remember we mapped it in OK.
	MOVE A,FREEAC
	JRST ONRET		   ;Return T or NIL.



;;;; (OWN-HOST network-numer)
;;; 
;;; Given a network number (fixnum), returns our own host address there.

.ENTRY OWN-HOST SUBR 1+1
	HST3CK
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets network fixnum.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"A,TT
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"OWNHST	   ;Look up our host address.
	 JRST [	MOVEI NETWRK"A,NIL	   ;  Not on this net => NIL.
		JRST ONRET ]
	MOVE TT,NETWRK"A	   ;Get the HOSTS3 address.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;Make into fixnum.
	JRST ONRET


;;; (STDHST host)
;;; Return the host number in standard format.

.ENTRY STDHST SUBR 1+1
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets host fixnum.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"A,TT
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"STDHST	   ;Hack the host number.
	MOVE TT,NETWRK"A	   ;Here it is in standard format
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;Make it into a fixnum.
	JRST ONRET		   ;Return it.


;;; (GET-NET-FROM-ADDRESS host-address)
;;;
;;; Given a host address (fixnum), return its network number (fixnum).

.ENTRY	GET-NET-FROM-ADDRESS SUBR 1+1
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets host fixnum.
	GCOFF
	NETWRK"GETNET TT,TT	   ;Get network number of our arg.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;CONS fixnum.
	MOVE A,TT		   ;That's the return value.
	JRST ONRET


;;; Some popular HOSTS3 Network Numbers.

QTES NW%ARP,\NETWRK"NW%ARP
QTES NW%LCS,\NETWRK"NW%LCS
QTES NW%CHS,\NETWRK"NW%CHS

;.ENTRY NW%ARP SUBR 1+0
;	MOVE TT,[NETWRK"NW%ARP]	   ;ARPAnet IP net number.
;	JRST FIX1		   ;CONS fixnum from A and return.



;;;; (HOST-EQUAL host1 host2)
;;;
;;; Returns T if the host numbers refer to the same host.
;;; To compare host-numbers on different networks, HOSTS3 must be mapped.

.ENTRY HOST-EQUAL SUBR 2+1
	HST3CK
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;Host1 into TT.
	JSP T,FXNV2		   ;Host2 into D.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"A,TT
	MOVE NETWRK"B,D
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"HSTCMP
	 JRST [ MOVEI A,NIL
		JRST ONRET ]
	  MOVEI A,TRUTH
	JRST ONRET



;;;; HOSTS3 SITE table lookup.

;;; (HOST-INFO host-address)
;;; 
;;; Given a host (fixnum), returns a pair whose CAR is the host
;;; name (fake-string) and whose CADR is a (fixnum) pointer into
;;; the HOSTS3 SITE table.
;;; Returns NIL if the host is not found.

.ENTRY	HOST-INFO SUBR 1+1
	HST3CK
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets host fixnum.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"B,TT
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"HSTSRC	   ;Look up host.
	 JRST [	MOVEI A,NIL	   ;  Not found => NIL.
		JRST ONRET ]
	HRRZ D,NETWRK"A		   ;D gets address of official host name.
	HRLI D,440700		   ;Make Bp to it.
	PUSHJ FXP,BP2LST	   ;Get list of fixnums into A.
	CALL 1,.FUNCTION IMPLODE   ;Make into a symbol.
	PUSH P,A		   ;Stash pointer to it.
;	MOVEI B,TRUTH		   ;Say that it is a fake string.
;	MOVEI C,.ATOM +INTERNAL-STRING-MARKER
;	CALL 3,.FUNCTION PUTPROP
	MOVE TT,NETWRK"D	   ;Get SITE table pointer.
	JSP T,FXCONS
	MOVEI B,NIL		   ;Start with ().
	CALL 2,.FUNCTION CONS	   ;CONS on HOSTS3 pointer.
	MOVE B,A		   ;Recover list pointer.
	POP P,A			   ;A gets host name string.
	CALL 2,.FUNCTION CONS	   ;CONS it on.
	JRST ONRET		   ;Return pair.


;;; (TAC? host-address)
;;;
;;; Given a host (fixnum), returns T of the host claims to be an
;;; Internet TAC or TIP.  Otherwise, returns NIL.

.ENTRY	TAC? SUBR 1+1
	HST3CK
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets host fixnum.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"B,TT
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"HSTSRC	   ;Look up host.
	 JRST TACP1		   ; Not found, return NIL.
	MOVEI B,TRUTH		   ;Assume host is a TAC.
	TLNN NETWRK"A,400000	   ;Is it really?
TACP1:	 MOVEI B,NIL		   ; Nope.
	MOVE A,B
	JRST ONRET


;;; (HOST-SIXBIT-NAME host-address)
;;;
;;; Given a host (fixnum), return its (sixbit quantity) host name,
;;; or NIL if the host is not found.
;;;
;;; You need something like KMP's SIXBIT package (with SIXBIT->SYMBOL) to
;;; make much use of the return value.

.ENTRY	HOST-SIXBIT-NAME SUBR 1+1
	HST3CK
	JSP T,FXNV1		   ;TT gets host fixnum.
	GCOFF
	MOVE NETWRK"A,TT
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"HSTSIX	   ;Look up host.
	 JRST [	MOVEI A,NIL	   ;  Not found => NIL.
		JRST ONRET ]
	MOVE TT,NETWRK"A	   ;Sixbit value.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;CONS fixnum.
	JRST ONRET


;;; Other things from the SITE table we might want to fool around with
;;; include: the host ADDRESS table entries, the operating system and
;;; machine types, and whether the host is a server; from the NAMES table
;;; we might want to manually frob around with other names.  We might also
;;; want to examine the NETNAMES table and provide functions to map those
;;; names to addresses and back.
;;;
;;; Hey, maybe if I figured out how to do Structs from inside MIDAS or something,
;;; we could have SI:PARSE-HOST, which accept either host names or addresses
;;; (maybe even site table entries?) and return all the various junk.
;;;
;;; Someday when I figure out the functionality and representation for these 
;;; features, I will implement them.  That probably won't happen until I have 
;;; a real need to use them.  If you are using this package and need to do 
;;; these things, send me mail and I'll put it in.  -- CSTACY, 31 December 1983


;;;; Host name lookup.

;;; (HOST-LOOKUP host-name)
;;;
;;; Given a host name (symbol), return its (fixnum) host address,
;;; or NIL if unknown host.

HSLUQQ:	BLOCK 20.		   ;Cruft.

.ENTRY	HOST-LOOKUP SUBR 1+1
	HST3CK
	GCOFF
	PUSH P,A		   ;Stash arg.
	MOVEI TT,7.		   ;We want packed-ASCII fixnums.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;(Must use Lisp fixnums.) 
	MOVE B,A
	POP P,A			   ;Recover arg.
	CALL 2,.FUNCTION PNGET	   ;Get the pname-list of our argument.
	MOVE F,[440700,,HSLUQQ]	   ;Bp to ASCIZ string we'll accumulate.
	MOVE A,(A)		   ;A gets first CONS of pname-list.
HSLU20:	 HLRZ B,A		   ;Take CAR of list.
	MOVE C,B		   ;Make Bp to chars.
	HRLI C,440700
	MOVE FREEAC,[-5,,0]	   ;AOBJN to them.
HSLU30:	ILDB R,C		   ;Get a character.
	IDPB R,F		   ;Store it.
	AOBJN FREEAC,HSLU30	   ;Get all five chars.
	SKIPE A,(A)		   ;Get next CONS from CDR of A.
	 JRST HSLU20		   ;Process this one.
	MOVEI NETWRK"A,HSLUQQ	   ;ASCIZ host name.
	PUSHJ FXP,NETWRK"HSTLOOK   ;Look up the host.
	 JRST [	MOVEI A,NIL	   ;  Not found => NIL.
		JRST ONRET ]
	MOVE TT,NETWRK"A	   ;TT gets the host's Inter/Unternet address.
	JSP T,FXCONS		   ;CONS fixnum.
	JRST ONRET

.SXEVAL (SSTATUS FEATURE NETWRK) 
FASEND