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open-simh.simtools/extracters/ods2/access.h
Timothe Litt 66e00b9900 Backlog of work since 2016
Too much to list all, but includes (in no particular order):
 - Cleanup for 64-bit builds, MSVC warnings.
 - Structured help
 - Help file compiler.
 - Supports volsets, writes/create work.
 - Support for I18n in messages, help.
 - Makefiles.
 - Initialize volume/volset
 - Command line editing/history

Builds and works on Linux and Windows (VS).
Not recently built or tested on other platforms, but
not intentinonally broken.
2022-10-10 11:00:20 -04:00

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/* Access.h Definitions for file access routines */
/*
* This is part of ODS2 written by Paul Nankervis,
* email address: Paulnank@au1.ibm.com
*
* ODS2 is distributed freely for all members of the
* VMS community to use. However all derived works
* must maintain comments in their source to acknowledge
* the contributions of the original author and
* subsequent contributors. This is free software; no
* warranty is offered, and while we believe it to be useful,
* you use it at your own risk.
*/
#ifndef _ACCESS_H
#define _ACCESS_H
#include "ods2.h"
#include "cache.h"
#include "f11def.h"
#include "vmstime.h"
#define EXTMAX 20
struct WCB {
struct CACHE cache;
uint32_t loblk, hiblk; /* Range of window */
uint32_t hd_basevbn; /* File blocks prior to header */
unsigned hd_seg_num; /* Header segment number */
struct fiddef hd_fid; /* Header FID */
unsigned short extcount; /* Extents in use */
uint32_t phylen[EXTMAX];
uint32_t phyblk[EXTMAX];
uint8_t rvn[EXTMAX];
}; /* Window control block */
#define VIOC_CHUNKSIZE 4
struct VIOC {
struct CACHE cache;
struct FCB *fcb; /* File this chunk is for */
unsigned wrtmask; /* Bit mask for writable blocks */
unsigned modmask; /* Bit mask for modified blocks */
char data[VIOC_CHUNKSIZE][512]; /* Chunk data */
}; /* Chunk of a file */
struct FCB {
struct CACHE cache;
struct VCB *vcb; /* Volume this file is for */
struct VIOC *headvioc; /* Index file chunk for file header */
struct HEAD *head; /* Pointer to header block */
struct WCB *wcb; /* Window control block tree */
struct VIOC *vioc; /* Virtual I/O chunk tree */
uint32_t headvbn; /* vbn for file header */
uint32_t hiblock; /* Highest block mapped */
uint32_t highwater; /* First high water block */
unsigned char status; /* FCB status bits */
#define FCB_WRITE 1 /* FCB open for write... */
#define FCB_WRITTEN 2 /* Modified */
#define FCB_RDTSET 4 /* Revision date set by create */
uint8_t rvn; /* Initial file relative volume */
}; /* File control block */
struct DIRCACHE {
struct CACHE cache;
struct fiddef parent;
struct dir$r_ent entry;
struct dir$r_rec record;
};
#define VCB_WRITE 1
struct VCBDEV {
struct DEV *dev; /* Pointer to device info */
struct FCB *idxfcb; /* Index file control block */
struct FCB *mapfcb; /* Bitmap file control block */
uint32_t clustersize; /* Cluster size of the device */
uint32_t max_cluster; /* Total clusters on the device */
uint32_t free_clusters; /* Free clusters on disk volume */
struct HOME home; /* Volume home block */
};
struct VCB {
struct VCB *next; /* Next in mounted volume list (Must be first item) */
unsigned status; /* Volume status */
unsigned devices; /* Number of volumes in set */
struct FCB *fcb; /* File control block tree */
struct DIRCACHE *dircache; /* Directory cache tree */
struct VCBDEV vcbdev[1]; /* List of volumes devices */
}; /* Volume control block */
extern struct VCB *vcb_list;
void show_volumes( void );
/* RVN_TO_DEV( vcb, rvn ) - returns device from relative volume number */
/* returns NULL if RVN illegal or device not mounted */
#define RVN_TO_DEV( vcb, rvn ) ( ( rvn < 2 ) ? \
vcb->vcbdev : \
( ( rvn <= vcb->devices ) ? \
&vcb->vcbdev[rvn - 1] : \
NULL \
) \
)
struct NEWFILE {
struct RECATTR recattr;
VMSTIME credate;
VMSTIME revdate;
VMSTIME expdate;
VMSTIME bakdate;
f11word verlimit;
f11word revision;
uint32_t fileprot;
f11long filechar;
struct UIC fileowner;
};
void fid_copy( struct fiddef *dst, struct fiddef *src, unsigned rvn );
vmscond_t dismount( struct VCB *vcb, options_t options);
vmscond_t mount( options_t flags, unsigned devices, char *devnam[], char *label[] );
vmscond_t accesserase( struct VCB *vcb, struct fiddef *fid );
vmscond_t deaccessfile( struct FCB *fcb );
vmscond_t accessfile( struct VCB *vcb, struct fiddef *fid,
struct FCB **fcb, unsigned wrtflg );
vmscond_t deaccesschunk( struct VIOC *vioc, uint32_t wrtvbn, int wrtblks, int reuse );
vmscond_t accesschunk( struct FCB *fcb, uint32_t vbn, struct VIOC **retvioc,
char **retbuff, uint32_t *retblocks, uint32_t wrtblks );
vmscond_t access_extend( struct FCB *fcb, uint32_t blocks, unsigned contig );
vmscond_t deallocfile(struct FCB *fcb);
f11word checksumn( f11word *block, int count );
f11word checksum( f11word *block );
void access_rundown( void );
/* These live in update.c, which contains the write part of access */
vmscond_t update_freecount( struct VCBDEV *vcbdev, uint32_t *retcount );
vmscond_t update_create( struct VCB *vcb, struct fiddef *did, char *filename,
struct fiddef *fid, struct NEWFILE *attrs, struct FCB **fcb );
vmscond_t update_extend( struct FCB *fcb, uint32_t blocks, unsigned contig );
vmscond_t update_truncate( struct FCB *fcb, uint32_t newsize );
/* These are used by update.c */
vmscond_t deaccesshead( struct VIOC *vioc, struct HEAD *head, uint32_t idxblk );
vmscond_t accesshead( struct VCB *vcb, struct fiddef *fid, uint32_t seg_num,
struct VIOC **vioc, struct HEAD **headbuff,
uint32_t *retidxblk, unsigned wrtflg );
vmscond_t getwindow( struct FCB * fcb, uint32_t vbn, struct VCBDEV **devptr,
uint32_t *phyblk, uint32_t *phylen, struct fiddef *hdrfid,
uint32_t *hdrseq );
#endif /* # ifndef _ACCESS_H */