Relay-Version: version B 2.10.3 4.3bsd-beta 6/6/85; site seismo.UUCP Posting-Version: version B 2.10.2 9/3/84; site genrad.UUCP Path: seismo!harvard!talcott!panda!grkermi!genrad!sources-request From: sources-request@genrad.UUCP Newsgroups: mod.sources Subject: cpg and mdep Message-ID: <889@genrad.UUCP> Date: 12 Jun 85 12:18:37 GMT Sender: john@genrad.UUCP Organization: Benetics Corp, Mt. View, CA Lines: 1838 Approved: john@genrad.UUCP From: bene!luke!steven The following shar contains two programs and their documentation: cpg - a C source file formatter mdep - a make dependency list generator [ moderator's notes: cpg.c did not extract properly (I got 23652 rather than the 23488 characters expected, yet it seems to compile fine. Also, cpg uses getopt, and mdep does NOT use the directory library routines, rather parses directories itself. ] CPG is a little tool developed locally to enable us to produce listings that had both line numbers and nesting level indication for our code. My incentive was due to the lack of any such facility. Some of the code in cpg is borrowed from cpr (came accross the net a while back), but most of it is completely original. Those of you who have seen other postings of mine, or see some more, will find that they include cpg triggers throughout. MDEP provides programatically what Larry Wall and others have done in their makefiles (makedepend and make depend). It will search out and list all include files needed to make a module. Hopefully, this will find some legitimate use out there. We use it regularly here. Please forgive the fact that these (and all my programs) are System III specific. It's the only system that I have access to. If anyone out there modifies them so that they are selectable (with ifdefs or whatever) by version, please send them back to me. Comments, improvements, and whatever are more than welcome. Steven *** * Steven List @ Benetics Corporation * (415) 940-6300 * {cdp,greipa,idi,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven *** ======================== Cut Here ====================================== #! /bin/sh # This is a shell archive, meaning: # 1. Remove everything above the #! /bin/sh line. # 2. Save the resulting text in a file. # 3. Execute the file with /bin/sh (not csh) to create the files: # cpg.1 # mdep.1 # cpg.c # mdep.c # This archive created: Mon Jun 10 12:31:30 1985 export PATH; PATH=/bin:$PATH echo shar: extracting "'cpg.1'" '(4945 characters)' if test -f 'cpg.1' then echo shar: will not over-write existing file "'cpg.1'" else sed 's/^ X//' << \SHAR_EOF > 'cpg.1' X.so /b/doc/nroffmacros/manmac X.TH "cpg" "1" "Benetics Local" X.ds C \fIcpg\fR X.tr ~ X.fi X.ad b X.SH NAME Xcpg - C source listing formatter X.SH SYNOPSIS Xcpg [ -t tabstop ] [ file... ] X.SH DESCRIPTION X\*C is a C language source listing formatter. It employs certain Xtriggers to perform its formatting. Those same triggers may be used to Xextract in-line documentation to create documentation. At the end of Xthe listing produced by \*C is a table of contents of all files and Xfunctions contained in the current listing. The table of contents is Xsorted alphabetically by function and file. X.P XThe listing produced by \*C includes on each line a line number. On each Xline containing any braces ({}), there will also be a Xnesting level indicator. The nesting level indicator includes a number X(the current nesting level) and a directional character. The Xdirectional characters are: X.IP > 6 XThe nesting level increased on this line X.IP < 6 XThe nesting level decreased on this line X.IP * 6 XThe nesting level changed both ways, with a net change of zero X.P XThe triggers that \*C recognizes are itemized below. Each must appear Xin column 1. X.TP X XA formfeed will cause a new page to be started with a full header. X.TP X/*F filename * XThe file name may be specified in a comment preceding a descriptive Xheader block. The filename argument must be delimited by asterisks in Xthe trigger. The filename will appear in all page headings up to the Xnext filename trigger or the next file. A filename comment block X\fBmust\fR be terminated by the endofblock trigger (see below). XThis trigger will print as a line in the listing. This trigger causes Xthe start of a new page (form feed) in the listing, with printing of the Xpage header including the current file name. X.TP X/*H funcname * XThe function name may be specified in a comment preceding a descriptive Xheader block. The funcname argument must be delimited by asterisks in Xthe trigger. The funcname will appear in all page headings up to the Xnext funcname trigger or the next file. A funcname comment block X\fBmust\fR be terminated by the endofblock trigger (see below). XThis trigger will print as a line in the listing. This trigger causes Xthe start of a new page (form feed) in the listing, with printing of the Xpage header including the current function name. X.TP X/*E*/ XThis is the endofblock trigger. Everything between the last filename or Xfuncname trigger and the endofblock trigger will be passed straight Xthrough by \*C without evaluation of nesting levels, comments, or quoted Xstrings. Thus, a header block is treated as one long comment by \*C. XThis trigger will print as a line in the listing. X.TP X/*P*/ XThis is a page eject trigger. It will not print in the listing, but Xwill be counted for line numbering purposes. This trigger causes the Xpage heading, title, and subtitle to be reprinted based on their current Xvalues (see title and subtitle below). X.TP X/*S */ XThis is the subtitle trigger. It determines the contents of the second Xtitle line on the page header. All characters after the initial space Xand up to but not including the following asterisk (required) are Xincluded as part of the subtitle. This trigger will not print in the Xlisting but will be counted for line numbering purposes. X.TP X/*T */ XThis is the title trigger. It determines the contents of the first Xtitle line on the page header. All characters after the initial space Xand up to but not including the following asterisk (required) are Xincluded as part of the title. This trigger will not print in the Xlisting but will be counted for line numbering purposes. X.SS Options X.IP "-t tabstop" 12 XThe tabstop argument to the -t option specifies how to expand tabs. The Xexpansion is performed automatically with a tabstop of 8 if none is Xspecified. X.SS Arguments X.IP file 12 XAny number of file names may be specified on the command line (within Xlimits set by whichever shell is used). Each file will be formatted and Xits name added to the table of contents. If no file names are Xspecified, \*C will read the standard input. X.SH FILES X.IP "/tmp/toc_XXXXXX" 20 Xtemporary file for building the table of contents. X.SH "SEE ALSO" Xdtab(1), nl(1), pr(1), sort(1) X.SH NOTES XThis tool was developed at Benetics Corporation. X.P XA side note: \*C also properly processes comments in shell scripts and Xmakefiles. These comments are correctly handled when the comment Xcharacter (# or :) is the first nonblank character on a line. In order Xto facilitate documentation of shell scripts, \*C recognizes the Xsequences #{ and #} as the beginning and ending of nesting, and treats Xthem as it does in C program sources. Thus lengthy for, if, while, and Xcase statements may be more clearly documented as to nesting levels, Xparticulary in shell scripts. X.SH AUTHOR X.na X.nf XSteven M. List XBenetics Corporation XMountain View, CA. X{cdp,idi,greipa,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven SHAR_EOF if test 4945 -ne "`wc -c < 'cpg.1'`" then echo shar: error transmitting "'cpg.1'" '(should have been 4945 characters)' fi fi # end of overwriting check echo shar: extracting "'mdep.1'" '(2641 characters)' if test -f 'mdep.1' then echo shar: will not over-write existing file "'mdep.1'" else sed 's/^ X//' << \SHAR_EOF > 'mdep.1' X.TH "mdep" "1" "Benetics Local" X.fi X.ad b X.SH NAME Xmdep - generate the dependency list for C sources X.SH SYNOPSIS Xmdep [ -D symbol ] [ -I searchpath ] [ -r ] [ -x \fIabc\fR ] X.br X sourcefiles X.SH DESCRIPTION XThe purpose of \fImdep\fR is to generate the list of include file Xdependencies for some source file. The source files are expected to be XC language source files, and may include either .c or .h files (or any Xother file, for that matter). The source files are examined for lines Xcontaining the `#include' statement (also `$include' for those of us who Xuse UNIFY), and those file names are included in the list of dependencies. X.P XAdditional features are provided by command line options: recursive Xexpansion of include files (includes that include includes), suppression Xof expansion of specific include files, and Defining symbols so that the Xappropriate dependencies are generated. X.SS Options X.IP "-D symbol" 16 XDefine a symbol (as you would to the C preprocessor) to cause the Xrecognition of the appropriate sections of code. Since \fImdep\fR does Xnot read #define statements in the source files, this is the only way of Xcausing symbols to be defined. Conversely, symbols are #undef by Xdefault. Multiple occurrences of the -D option, with argument, may Xappear in the command line. X.IP "-I searchpath" 16 XDefine a directory to be searched for include files, as is done for the XC preprocessor. Multiple occurrences of the -I option, with argument, Xmay appear in the command line. X.IP "-r" 16 XPerform recursive expansion of include files. Thus, if an include file Xincludes other files, include those file names (and so on) in the Xdependency list. This option is moderated by the -x option. X.IP "-x filename" 16 XExclude a file from recursive expansion. The filename associated with Xthis option may omit the .h suffix, and \fImdep\fR will append the Xsuffix. X.SS Arguments X.IP sourcefile 16 XOne or more C source files to be processed. The files may actually be Xany ascii file. X.SH EXAMPLES XThe following example shows the command to process mdep.c and the output Xfrom the command: X.nf X.RS 6 X.P X% mdep -r mdep.c X.sp Xmdep.o: \\ X /usr/include/sys/types.h \\ X /usr/include/sys/dir.h \\ X /usr/include/stdio.h X.RE X.fi X.P XTo generate the dependency list for file `foo.c' that includes `foo.h' Xwhich includes some standard files: X.nf X.RS 6 X.P X% mdep -r -I/usr/local/include foo.c X.sp Xfoo.o: \\ X ./foo.h \\ X /usr/include/stdio.h X.RE X.fi X.SH "SEE ALSO" Xmake(1) X.SH AUTHOR X.nf X.na XSteven M. List XBenetics Corporation XMountain View, CA. X{cdp,idi,greipa,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven X.ad b SHAR_EOF if test 2641 -ne "`wc -c < 'mdep.1'`" then echo shar: error transmitting "'mdep.1'" '(should have been 2641 characters)' fi fi # end of overwriting check echo shar: extracting "'cpg.c'" '(23488 characters)' if test -f 'cpg.c' then echo shar: will not over-write existing file "'cpg.c'" else sed 's/^ X//' << \SHAR_EOF > 'cpg.c' X/*Tcpg - c program source listing formatter */ X/*F cpg.c ********************************************************** X * X * cpg.c X * X * DESCRIPTION OF FILE CONTENTS: X * C source program listing formatter source. X * X * Cpg provides the facility to print out a C language source file X * with headers, nesting level indicators, and table of contents. X * It makes use of "triggers" for page headings, titles and X * subtitles, and pagination. It also recognizes function X * declarations and form feeds and treats them appropriately. X * X * (c) 1985 Steven List X * Benetics Corporation X * Mountain View, CA X * {cdp,greipa,idi,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven X * X *******************************************************************/ X/*E*/ X/*S includes, defines, and globals */ X/*P*/ X#include X#include X#include X X#define EQ == X#define NE != X#define GT > X#define GE >= X#define LT < X#define LE <= X#define OR || X#define AND && X X#define TRUE 1 X#define FALSE 0 X#define YES 1 X#define NO 0 X X#define SPACE ' ' X#define NUL '\0' X Xtypedef short BOOL; X X#define INULL -32768 X#define LNULL -2147483648 X X#define MAX(a,b) ((a) > (b) ? (a) : (b)) X#define MIN(a,b) ((a) < (b) ? (a) : (b)) X#define ABS(a) ((a) >= 0 ? (a) : -(a)) X X#define LINESINHEAD 6 X#define LPP 60 X#define MAXWIDTH 130 X X#define notend(ll) ((ll[0] EQ SLASH AND ll[1] EQ STAR AND ll[2] EQ 'E') ? FALSE : TRUE) X#define SLASH '/' X#define STAR '*' X#define DQUOTE '"' X#define SQUOTE '\'' X#define BSLASH '\\' X Xchar tim_lin[40]; Xchar *file_name; Xchar fh_name[50] = ""; Xchar fnc_name[40] = ""; Xchar subttl[70] = ""; Xchar title[70] = ""; Xchar tocname[] = "/tmp/toc_XXXXXX"; X Xint nlvl = 0; X Xint page_line = LPP+1; Xint pageno = 1; X Xint tabstop = 8; X Xint infunc = FALSE; Xint logging = 0; X Xint incomment = FALSE; Xint insquote = FALSE; Xint indquote = FALSE; X Xchar specline = FALSE; X XFILE *tocfile; XFILE *fd; X Xchar *pgm; X Xchar *ReservedWord[] = { X "auto", "bool", "break", "case", "char", "continue", X "default", "do", "double", "else", "entry", "enum", X "extern", "float", "for", "goto", "if", X "int", "long", "register", "return", "short", X "sizeof", "static", "struct", "switch", X "typedef", "union", "unsigned", "void", "while", X NULL }; X X/*S main function */ X/*Hmain */ X/*E*/ X Xmain (ac, av) Xint ac; Xchar **av; X{ X char *std_input = "standard input"; /* input file name */ X X long cur_time; /* place for current raw time */ X X long *time(); /* return raw time from system */ X X register int i; /* temporary for indexes, etc. */ X X struct tm *tim; /* return from localtime */ X struct tm *localtime (); X X char cmdbuf[40]; /* place to format sort command */ X X char *strrchr (); /* find char from end - rindex */ X X extern char *optarg; /* option argument pointer */ X extern int optind; /* option index */ X X if (pgm = strrchr (pgm, "/")) pgm++; /* set program name */ X else pgm = pgm; X X while ((i = getopt (ac, av, "l:t:")) NE EOF) X { X switch (i) X { X case 'l': X logging = atoi (optarg); X break; X case 't': X tabstop = atoi (optarg); X break; X default: X fprintf (stderr, X "usage: %s [ -t ] [ files... ]\n", X pgm); X } X } X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* set up the date/time portion of page headings */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X time(&cur_time); X X tim = localtime (&cur_time); X sprintf (tim_lin, "Printed: %02d/%02d/%02d at %2d:%02d %s", X tim->tm_mon + 1, tim->tm_mday, tim->tm_year, X tim->tm_hour GT 12 ? tim->tm_hour - 12 : tim->tm_hour, X tim->tm_min, X tim->tm_hour GE 12 ? "PM" : "AM" ); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* create the temporary file for the table of contents */ X /* don't bother if output is to a terminal */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X mktemp (tocname); X if (!isatty (1)) X { X tocfile = fopen (tocname, "w"); X if (!tocfile) X { X fprintf (stderr, "%s: unable to create tocfile %s\n", X pgm, tocname); X exit (2); X } X } X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if no file names, read standard input */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (optind EQ ac) X { X fd = stdin; X file_name = std_input; X dofile (fd); X } X else X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* process each file named on the command line */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X for (i = optind; i LT ac; i++) X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* special file name `-' is standard input */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (strcmp (av[i], "-") EQ 0) X { X fd = stdin; X file_name = std_input; X } X else X { X fd = fopen (av[i], "r"); X if (fd EQ NULL) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "cpg: unable to open %s\n", av[i]); X } X } X if (fd NE NULL) X { X strcpy (fh_name, av[i]); X file_name = av[i]; X dofile (fd); X fclose (fd); X } X } X } X X fflush (stdout); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* sort and print the table of contents - straight alpha order */ X /* on function and file name */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (!isatty (1)) X { X fclose (tocfile); X sprintf (cmdbuf, "sort +1 -2 +0 -1 -u -o %s %s", tocname, tocname); X system (cmdbuf); X tocfile = fopen (tocname, "r"); X if (!tocfile) X { X fprintf (stderr, "%s: unable to read tocfile\n", pgm); X exit (2); X } X else X { X tocout (tocfile); X fclose (tocfile); X if (!logging) unlink (tocname); X } X } X X fprintf (stdout, "\f"); X X exit (0); X} X/*Sdofile - process an input file */ X/*Hdofile*/ X/*E*/ Xdofile (fd) XFILE *fd; X{ X register int i; /* temporary */ X X int lineno = 1; /* line number in current file */ X X register char *line; /* current line pointer */ X X char ibuf[MAXWIDTH]; /* original input line */ X char ebuf[MAXWIDTH]; /* line with tabs expanded */ X X char *strrchr (); /* find char from start - index */ X X register char *p; /* temporary char pointer */ X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* initialize the function name to `.' - unknown */ X /* retrieve the basename portion of the file name */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X strcpy (fnc_name, "."); X if (p = strrchr (fh_name, '/')) p++; X else p = fh_name; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if building TOC, add this entry */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (!isatty (1)) X fprintf (tocfile, X "%s %s %d %d\n", p, fnc_name, pageno, lineno); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if tabs are to be expanded, use the expansion buffer */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (tabstop) line = ebuf; X else line = ibuf; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* process each line in the file, looking for triggers */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X while (fgets (ibuf, MAXWIDTH, fd) NE NULL) X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "%s: LOG: %s", pgm, line); X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* expand the input line */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X expand (ebuf, ibuf); X X if (line[0] EQ SLASH AND line[1] EQ STAR) X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* comment found - could be a trigger */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X switch (line[2]) X { X case 'F': X case 'H': X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "F/H header\n"); X header (&lineno, line, fd); X break; X } X case 'P': X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "page break\n"); X print_head (); X lineno++; X break; X } X case 'S': X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "subtitle\n"); X getname (line, subttl); X lineno++; X break; X } X case 'T': X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "title\n"); X getname (line, title); X /* print_head (); */ X lineno++; X break; X } X default: X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "other comment\n"); X print (&lineno, line); X break; X } X } X } X else X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* not a comment - check for function declaration */ X /* if a form feed is found, start a new page with header */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "not a comment\n"); X if (!nlvl AND !isatty (1)) infunc = ckfunc (lineno, line); X if (*line EQ '\f') print_head (); X else print (&lineno, line); X } X } X X page_line = LPP+1; /* force new page after file */ X title[0] = NUL; /* clear title and subtitle */ X subttl[0] = NUL; X X return; X} X/*Sheader - construct and print header box */ X/*Hheader*/ X/*E*/ Xheader (lineno, line, fd) Xregister int *lineno; Xregister char *line; Xregister FILE *fd; X{ X register char *p; X X char *strrchr (); X X if (line[2] EQ 'F') X { X getname (line, fh_name); X strcpy (fnc_name, "."); X } X else if (line[2] EQ 'H') X { X getname (line, fnc_name); X } X X if (p = strrchr (fh_name, '/')) p++; X else p = fh_name; X if (!isatty (1)) X fprintf (tocfile, X "%s %s %d %d\n", p, fnc_name, pageno, *lineno); X X print_head (); X X print (lineno, line); X X while (fgets (line, MAXWIDTH, fd) NE NULL AND X notend (line)) X { X if (line[0] EQ SLASH AND line[1] EQ STAR AND line[2] EQ 'P') X { X print_head (); X (*lineno)++; X } X else X { X print (lineno, line); X } X } X X print (lineno, line); X X return; X} X/*Sgetname - get a string from a signal line */ X/*Hgetname */ X/*E*/ Xgetname (line, name) Xregister char *line; Xregister char *name; X{ X register int i; X register int j; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* skip leading spaces in the trigger line */ X /* copy up to trailing asterisk or end-of-line */ X /* strip trailing spaces */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X for (i = 3; isspace(line[i]) AND i LT MAXWIDTH; i++); X X for (j = 0; line[i] AND line[i] NE '*'; i++, j++) X { X name[j] = line[i]; X } X X while (j-- GT 0 AND isspace (name[j])); X X name[++j] = NUL; X X return; X} X/*Sprint - print a line with line number */ X/*Hprint */ X/*E*/ Xprint (lineno, line) Xregister int *lineno; Xregister char *line; X{ X register int llen = strlen (line); X register int i; X X register char sc = specline ? '*' : ' '; X X int j = 0; X X register char dc = NUL; X char *strchr(); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* new page with header if page length is exceeded */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (page_line GT LPP) X { X print_head (); X } X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if brace(s) found, */ X /* modify the nesting level by the net nesting delta */ X /* select the indicator according to the net delta */ X /* if nexting is back to zero (none), clear function name */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (fnd (line, &j)) X { X nlvl += j; X X if (j LT 0) dc = '<'; X else if (j EQ 0) dc = '*'; X else dc = '>'; X X i = nlvl; X if (j LT 0) i++; X fprintf (stdout, "%4d%c%2d%c ", X (*lineno)++, sc, i, dc); X if (nlvl EQ 0) strcpy (fnc_name, "."); X } X else X { X fprintf (stdout, "%4d%c ", (*lineno)++, sc); X } X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* break up long lines by finding the first space form the end */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (llen GT 71) X { X for (i = 70; i GE 0; i--) X { X if (line[i] EQ SPACE) X { X fprintf (stdout, "%*.*s \\\n", i, i, line); X page_line++; X break; X } X } X X j = 79 - (llen - i); X X for (j; j GE 0; j--) putc (SPACE, stdout); X X fprintf (stdout, "%s", &line[i+1]); X } X else X { X fprintf (stdout, "%s", line); X } X X page_line++; X X specline = FALSE; /* true if function declaration */ X X return; X} X/*Sprint_head - print the page heading with page number */ X/*Hprint_head */ X/*E*/ Xprint_head () X{ X char headbuf[80]; X register int len; X X sprintf (headbuf, "[ %s | %s <- %s", X tim_lin, fh_name, fnc_name); X X for (len = strlen (headbuf); len LT 68; len++) headbuf[len] = SPACE; X X sprintf (&headbuf[68], "Page %-4d ]", pageno++); X fprintf (stdout, "\f\n"); X if (!isatty (1)) X fprintf (stdout, "_______________________________________\ X________________________________________"); X fprintf (stdout, "\n%s\n", headbuf); X fprintf (stdout, "[-------------------------------+------\ X---------------------------------------]\n"); X X if (*title) X { X sprintf (headbuf, "[ %s", title); X } X else X { X sprintf (headbuf, "[ %s", fh_name); X } X for (len = strlen (headbuf); len LT 78; len++) headbuf[len] = SPACE; X headbuf[78] = ']'; X fprintf (stdout, "%s\n", headbuf); X X if (*subttl) X { X sprintf (headbuf, "[ %s", subttl); X } X else X { X sprintf (headbuf, "[ %s", fnc_name); X } X for (len = strlen (headbuf); len LT 78; len++) headbuf[len] = SPACE; X headbuf[78] = ']'; X fprintf (stdout, "%s", headbuf); X X if (!isatty (1)) X fprintf (stdout, "\r_______________________________________\ X________________________________________"); X fprintf (stdout, "\n\n"); X X page_line = LINESINHEAD; X X return; X} X/*S fnd - return true if a brace is found */ X/*H fnd */ X/*E*/ Xfnd (in, nchg) Xregister char *in; Xregister int *nchg; X{ X# define LBRACE '{' X# define RBRACE '}' X# define SHARP '#' X# define COLON ':' X X register found = FALSE; /* true if keyword found */ X X register char blank = TRUE; /* used to check for shell/make */ X /* comments beginning with #/: */ X register int inshcomment = FALSE; /* true if in shell comment */ X X *nchg = 0; /* initialize net change to zero */ X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* check each character of the line */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X for (in; *in; in++) X { X if (!incomment AND !inshcomment AND !indquote AND !insquote) X { X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "not in comment or quote\n"); X if (*in EQ SLASH AND *(in+1) EQ STAR) X { X incomment = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "new comment\n"); X } X else if (blank AND X ((*in EQ SHARP OR *in EQ COLON) AND X (*(in+1) NE LBRACE AND *(in+1) NE RBRACE)) X ) X { X inshcomment = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "new shell comment\n"); X } X else if (*in EQ DQUOTE AND X (*(in-1) NE BSLASH OR *(in-2) EQ BSLASH)) X { X indquote = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "new dquote\n"); X } X else if (*in EQ SQUOTE AND X (*(in-1) NE BSLASH OR *(in-2) EQ BSLASH)) X { X insquote = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "new squote\n"); X } X else if (*in EQ LBRACE) X { X (*nchg)++; X found = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "nest in\n"); X } X else if (*in EQ RBRACE) X { X (*nchg)--; X found = TRUE; X blank = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "nest out\n"); X } X else if (!isspace (*in)) X { X blank = FALSE; X } X } X else if (incomment AND *in EQ STAR AND *(in+1) EQ SLASH) X { X incomment = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "end comment\n"); X } X else if (indquote AND *in EQ DQUOTE AND X (*(in-1) NE BSLASH OR *(in-2) EQ BSLASH)) X { X indquote = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "end dquote\n"); X } X else if (insquote AND *in EQ SQUOTE AND X (*(in-1) NE BSLASH OR *(in-2) EQ BSLASH)) X { X insquote = FALSE; X if (logging GE 9) fprintf (stderr, "end squote\n"); X } X } X X return found; X} X/*Stocout - print out the table of contents */ X/*Htocout */ X/*E*/ Xtocout (toc) XFILE *toc; X{ X char buf[80]; X char filenam[80]; X char fncnam[80]; X int page; X int line; X X char outline[80]; X X register int toclines = 99; X X while (fscanf (toc, "%s%s%d%d", filenam, fncnam, &page, &line) EQ 4) X { X if (toclines GT 54) X { X printf ("\f\n\ X _____________________\n\ X [ TABLE OF CONTENTS ]\r\ X _____________________\n\n\ X File -> Function Page Line\r\ X________________________________________\ X________________________________________\n\n"); X toclines = 0; X } X X toclines++; X X printf ("\ X %16s -> %-16.16s ............ %3d %5d\n", X filenam, *fncnam EQ '.' ? "START" : fncnam, page, line); X } X return; X} X/*S expand - expand tabs to tabstop */ X/*H expand */ X/*E*/ Xexpand (to, from) Xregister char *to; Xregister char *from; X{ X register int i; X register int tofill; X X# define BACKSPACE '\b' X# define FORMFEED '\f' X# define NEWLINE '\n' X# define RETURN '\r' X# define TAB '\t' X X i = 0; X X while (*from) X { X switch (*from) X { X case TAB: X tofill = tabstop - (i % tabstop); X i += tofill; X while (tofill--) *(to++) = SPACE; X break; X case NEWLINE: X case RETURN: X i = 0; X case FORMFEED: X *(to++) = *from; X break; X case BACKSPACE: X i--; X *(to++) = *from; X break; X default: X i++; X *(to++) = *from; X break; X } X X from++; X } X X *to = NUL; X X return; X} X/*S ckfunc - check line for function declaration */ X/*H ckfunc */ X/*E*/ X X#define isidchr(c) (isalnum(c) || (c == '_')) X Xckfunc (lineno, s) Xregister int lineno; Xregister char *s; X{ X register char *p; X register int Cnt; X register int i; X register int result; X register char found = FALSE; X X static char *_fnm = "ckfunc"; X X char FunctionName[40]; X X if (logging GE 3) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s<%s>: LOG: ckfunc called - line = %s", X pgm, _fnm, s); X } X X if(!strcmp (fnc_name, ".") AND !incomment && !indquote && !insquote) X { X found = TRUE; X X while (found) X { X found = FALSE; X p = FunctionName; X for (s; isascii (*s) && isspace (*s) && *s; s++); X if( *s == '*' ) X { X for (++s; isascii (*s) && isspace (*s) && *s; s++); X } X X if ((*s == '_') || isalpha(*s)) X { X while (isidchr (*s)) *p++ = *s++; X X *p = '\0'; X X for (found = FALSE, i = 0; X !found AND ReservedWord[i]; i++) X { X if (!(result = strcmp (FunctionName, ReservedWord[i]))) X found = TRUE; X X if (result < 0) break; X } X X if (logging GE 3 AND found) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s<%s>: LOG: reserved word = %s\n", X pgm, _fnm, FunctionName); X } X } X } X X if (logging GE 3) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s<%s>: LOG: last word = %s\n", X pgm, _fnm, FunctionName); X } X X for (s; isascii (*s) && isspace (*s) && *s; s++); X X if (*s EQ '(') X { X for (found = FALSE; *s AND !found; s++) X found = *s EQ ')'; X X if (found) X { X for (; *s AND isspace (*s); s++); X X found = *s NE ';'; X X if (found) X { X strcpy (fnc_name, FunctionName); X fprintf (tocfile, X "%s %s %d %d\n", X fh_name, fnc_name, pageno-1, lineno); X specline = TRUE; X } X } X } X } X X if (logging GE 3) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s<%s>: LOG: this line does%s contain a function declaration\n", X pgm, _fnm, found ? "" : " not"); X } X X return found; X} SHAR_EOF if test 23488 -ne "`wc -c < 'cpg.c'`" then echo shar: error transmitting "'cpg.c'" '(should have been 23488 characters)' fi fi # end of overwriting check echo shar: extracting "'mdep.c'" '(19947 characters)' if test -f 'mdep.c' then echo shar: will not over-write existing file "'mdep.c'" else sed 's/^ X//' << \SHAR_EOF > 'mdep.c' X/*T mdep - generate a list of make dependencies */ X/*F mdep.c *********************************************************** X* X* mdep.c X* X* generate the list of make dependencies for a source file. The X* program can optionally do recursive expansions (for includes that X* include includes) and suppress expansion of specific files. X* X* This program was written for and tested ONLY on SYSTEM III. While X* there is the possibility that it will work on other systems, it X* is not assured. X* X* Permission to use, modify, and pass along this program is granted X* as long as this notice is included. X* X* (c) 1985 Steven List X* Benetics Corporation X* Mountain View, CA X* {cdp,greipa,idi,oliveb,sun,tolerant}!bene!luke!steven X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ X/*S some global declarations and stuff */ X/*Page Eject */ X#ifdef BSD X# define strchr index X# define strrchr rindex X#endif BSD X Xchar *Allocate (); Xchar *ReAllocate (); X Xint mstrcmp (); Xint pstrcmp (); X X#include X#include X#include X X/* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X/* some standard defines - easier to include than change */ X/* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X#define EQ == X#define NE != X#define GT > X#define GE >= X#define LT < X#define LE <= X#define OR || X#define AND && X X#define TRUE 1 X#define FALSE 0 X#define YES 1 X#define NO 0 X X#define SPACE ' ' X#define NUL '\0' X Xtypedef unsigned char BOOL; X X#define INULL -32768 X#define LNULL -2147483648 X X#define MAX(a,b) ((a) > (b) ? (a) : (b)) X#define MIN(a,b) ((a) < (b) ? (a) : (b)) X#define ABS(a) ((a) >= 0 ? (a) : -(a)) X Xint MAXDIRS = 10; Xint MAXNOEXP = 10; Xint MAXFILES = 128; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* a description of each file in the search path */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X Xstruct file X{ X char name[DIRSIZ+1]; X int dirind; X} *file; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* counts of directories and files under consideration */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X Xint nfil = 0; Xint ndir = 0; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* the list of directories searched */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X Xchar **dirs; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* exclusion table and counter */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X Xchar **noexp; /* exclusion list */ Xint nx = 0; /* number of exclusions */ X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* some stuff to handle #ifdef/#else/#endif */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X Xchar **deftab; /* list of objects defined */ Xint ndef = 0; /* number of objects defined */ X XBOOL recursion = FALSE; X Xchar *pgm; X X/*S main - control all processing, and do a lot of it */ X/*H main ************************************************************* X* X* main X* X* process the command line, set up the lists of files, and then X* process the input file(s). X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xmain (ac, av) Xregister int ac; Xchar *av[]; X{ X int fcmp (); /* compare two file entries */ X register int i; /* general purpose stuff */ X int strcmp (); /* compare two strings */ X X char *strchr (); X char *strrchr (); X X /* getopt stuff */ X X extern char *optarg; X extern int optind; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* for logging and stuff, set up program name (basename only) */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (pgm = strrchr (av[0], '/')) pgm++; X else pgm = av[0]; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* provide initial allocations of space for tables/lists */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X dirs = (char **) Allocate (MAXDIRS, sizeof (char *)); X file = (struct file *) Allocate (MAXFILES, sizeof (struct file)); X noexp = (char **) Allocate (MAXNOEXP, sizeof (char *)); X deftab = (char **) Allocate (1, sizeof (char *)); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* put the current directory in first - same as C compiler */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X dirs[ndir] = (char *) Allocate (1, 2); X strcpy (dirs[ndir], "."); /* first is always current directory */ X dirlist (dirs[ndir++]); X/*Page Eject*/ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* process the command line options */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X while ( (i = getopt (ac, av, "D:I:x:r")) NE EOF) X { X switch (i) X { X case 'D': /* define objects */ X deftab[ndef] = (char *) X Allocate (1, strlen (optarg) + 1); X strcpy (deftab[ndef], optarg); X deftab = (char **) X ReAllocate (deftab, (++ndef) * sizeof (char *)); X break; X case 'I': /* search directory - like cc */ X ndir++; X if (!dirlist (optarg)) X { X dirs[ndir-1] = (char *) X Allocate (1, strlen (optarg) + 1); X strcpy (dirs[ndir-1], optarg); X if (ndir GE MAXDIRS) X { X MAXDIRS += 10; X dirs = (char **) ReAllocate (dirs, X MAXDIRS * sizeof (char *)); X } X } X else ndir--; X break; X case 'x': /* a file to exclude */ X noexp[nx] = (char *) Allocate (1, strlen (optarg) + 3); X strcpy (noexp[nx], optarg); X if (!strrchr (optarg, '.')) strcat (noexp[nx], ".h"); X nx++; X if (nx GE MAXNOEXP) X { X MAXNOEXP += 10; X noexp = (char **) ReAllocate (noexp, X MAXNOEXP * sizeof (char *)); X } X break; X case 'r': /* turn on recursive search */ X recursion = TRUE; X break; X default: X fprintf (stderr, X "<%s> unknown argument - %c\n", pgm, i); X break; X } X } X/*Page Eject*/ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* add /usr/include as the last of the directories - as cc */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X dirs[ndir] = (char *) Allocate (1, strlen ("/usr/include") + 1); X strcpy (dirs[ndir], "/usr/include"); X dirlist (dirs[ndir++]); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* sort the include file list for use with bsearch */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X qsort (file, nfil, sizeof(struct file), fcmp); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if we are doing recursive searches, also sort the exclusions */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (recursion) qsort (noexp, nx, sizeof noexp[0], pstrcmp); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if there are any definitions, sort the define table */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (ndef) qsort (deftab, ndef, sizeof (char *), pstrcmp); X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* Now that we've complete the tedious job of setting up, */ X /* process each remaining command line argument (they are */ X /* expected to be C source file names) */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X for (i = optind; i LT ac; i++) X { X dofile (av[i], FALSE); X } X X exit (0); X} X/*S dirlist - expand a directory name into a list of include files */ X/*H dirlist ********************************************************** X* X* dirlist X* X* Examine each entry in a directory. If a file is an include file X* (name ends with .h), include it and the directory index in the X* file list. X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xdirlist (dnam) Xregister char *dnam; /* directory path name */ X{ X register int i; /* general purpose stuff */ X X register char c; /* ditto */ X register char *ptr; /* again */ X X char *strrchr (); /* find char from end */ X X static char *fn = "dirlist"; /* function name for logging */ X X register FILE *dir; /* directory file stream */ X X struct direct direct; /* place to read entries into */ X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* attempt to open the directory file - exit on error */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if ( (dir = fopen (dnam, "r")) EQ NULL) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "dirlist: unable to open directory %s for read\n", dnam); X return (1); X } X else X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* read each directory entry */ X /* if the entry is active */ X /* if the file is an include file (*.h) */ X /* copy the name and directory index into the file list */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X while (fread (&direct, sizeof direct, 1, dir) EQ 1) X { X if (direct.d_ino) X { X for (ptr = &direct.d_name[DIRSIZ-1]; !*ptr; ptr--); X X if (*ptr EQ 'h' AND *(ptr-1) EQ '.') X { X strncpy (file[nfil].name, direct.d_name, DIRSIZ+1); X file[nfil].dirind = ndir - 1; X nfil++; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if we're out of space in the list, allocate some more */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (nfil GE MAXFILES) X { X MAXFILES += 50; X file = (struct file *) ReAllocate (file, X MAXFILES * sizeof (struct file)); X } X } X } X } X fclose (dir); X } X X return (0); X} X/*S dofile - process an input (C source) file */ X/*H dofile *********************************************************** X* X* dofile X* X* examine each line of the input file. If the first char is either X* # or $ (UNIFY includes, for those of us who use it) and the next X* word is include, look for the named file. If the input file name X* is `-', read from standard input and provide a default dependency X* name. X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xdofile (fnam, suppress) Xchar *fnam; /* input file name */ Xregister BOOL suppress; /* true if this is called for */ X /* recursive expansion and file name*/ X /* has already been printed */ X{ X register FILE *curfile; /* current input file stream */ X X char dep[80]; /* place for dependency object name */ X register char *c; /* temp pointer */ X register char *cd; /* temp pointer */ X static char *fn = "dofile"; /* function name for logging */ X char lbuf[120]; /* input line buffer */ X register char *suffix; /* pointer to file name suffix */ X char tname[80]; /* place to build full name */ X X register int count = 0; /* number of things matched - sscanf*/ X X register struct file *iname; /* pointer to matching file */ X X struct file *bsearch (); X X register int i; /* general purpose stuff */ X register BOOL skip = FALSE; /* true if skipping because of DEF */ X X int strcmp (); X X BOOL first = TRUE; /* true for initial condition */ X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* open the current file if it is not stdin */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (strcmp (fnam, "-") EQ 0) X { X curfile = stdin; X fnam = "standardin.c"; X } X else X { X curfile = fopen (fnam, "r"); X } X X if (curfile EQ NULL) X { X fprintf (stderr, "<%s> _error_ cannot open %s\n", fn, fnam); X } X else X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* look at each line in the file and process those beginning */ X /* with a legal include statement */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X while (fgets (lbuf, sizeof lbuf, curfile) EQ lbuf) X { X skip = ckdef (lbuf, skip); X if (skip) continue; X count = sscanf (lbuf, "%*[#$]%*[ \t]include%s", dep); X if (count EQ 1) X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if this is the first time in, print out the file name */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (first AND !suppress) X { X suffix = &fnam[strlen(fnam)-1]; X if (*suffix EQ 'c') *suffix = 'o'; X printf ("%s: ", fnam); X first = FALSE; X } X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* clean up the dependency name */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X c = cd = dep; X while ((*c = *(++cd)) NE '>' AND *c NE '"') c++; X *c = NUL; X X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if the include is sys/something.h, assume that it's from */ X /* /usr/include/sys, since this is the 99.9% case */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (strncmp (dep, "sys/", 4) EQ 0) X { X printf ("\\\n\t\t/usr/include/%s ", dep); X } X else if (strchr (dep, '/')) X { X printf ("\\\n\t\t%s ", dep); X } X else X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* look for the include file name in the list of known files */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X iname = bsearch (dep, file, nfil, X sizeof(struct file), strcmp); X if (iname) X { X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* since there might be more than one copy of the include file */ X /* back up to the first (bsearch will just find one) */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X while (iname GT file) X { X if (strcmp (iname, iname - 1) EQ 0) X iname--; X else X break; X } X printf ("\\\n\t\t%s/%s ", X dirs[iname->dirind], dep); X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* if recursive search was requested and the file is not */ X /* in the exclusion list, then look for its includes */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X if (recursion AND X !bsearch (dep, noexp, nx, X sizeof (char *), mstrcmp)) X { X sprintf (tname, X "%s/%s", dirs[iname->dirind], dep); X dofile (tname, TRUE); X } X } X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X /* things that have paths in them, either relative or absolute, */ X /* will be passed through as is. since this is generally */ X /* contrary to standard coding practice, it should be ok for */ X /* the majority of the cases */ X /* ------------------------------------------------------------ */ X X else X { X printf ("\\\n\t\t%s ", dep); X } X } X } X } X if (!suppress) printf ("\n"); X fclose (curfile); X } X} X/*S fcmp - compare two file list entries */ X/*H fcmp ************************************************************* X* X* fcmp X* X* a comparison function for qsort to call X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xfcmp (f1, f2) Xstruct file *f1; Xstruct file *f2; X{ X register int i; X X if (i = strncmp (f1->name, f2->name, sizeof f1->name)) X return i; X else X return f1->dirind - f2->dirind; X} X/*S Allocate - call calloc and process return */ X/*H Allocate ********************************************************* X* X* Allocate X* X* veneer over calloc to handle bad returns X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xchar * XAllocate (nelem, size) Xregister int nelem; Xregister int size; X{ X extern char *calloc (); X X register char *to; X X if (!(to = calloc (nelem, size))) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s: allocation failure - %d * %d\n", X pgm, nelem, size); X exit (99); X } X X return to; X} X/*S ReAllocate - call calloc and process return */ X/*H ReAllocate ******************************************************* X* X* ReAllocate X* X* veneer over realloc to handle bad returns X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xchar * XReAllocate (oldp, size) Xregister char *oldp; Xregister int size; X{ X extern char *realloc (); X X register char *to; X X if (!(to = realloc (oldp, size))) X { X fprintf (stderr, X "%s: reallocation failure - %d\n", X pgm, size); X exit (99); X } X X return to; X} X/*S ckdef - check for #ifdef/ifndef/else/endif line */ X/*H ckdef ************************************************************ X* X* ckdef X* X* Look at the line and return the appropriate status depending on X* whether or not a preprocessor symbol is defined or not. X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xckdef (buf, skip) Xregister char *buf; /* line to check */ Xregister BOOL skip; /* current state of skip */ X{ X char sym[40]; /* defined symbol if found */ X X char lbuf[120]; /* local buffer */ X X register int count = 0; /* return from sscanf */ X X count = sscanf (buf, "%*[#$]%s", lbuf); X X if (count EQ 1) X { X if (!skip AND !strcmp (lbuf, "ifdef")) X { X sscanf (buf, "%*[#$]%*s%s", sym); X skip = !(BOOL)bsearch (sym, deftab, ndef, X sizeof(char *), mstrcmp); X } X else if (!skip AND !strcmp (lbuf, "ifndef")) X { X sscanf (buf, "%*[#$]%*s%s", sym); X skip = (BOOL)bsearch (sym, deftab, X ndef, sizeof(char *), mstrcmp); X } X else if (!strcmp (lbuf, "else")) X { X skip = !skip; X } X else if (skip AND !strcmp (lbuf, "endif")) X { X skip = !skip; X } X } X X return skip; X} X/*S mstrcmp - compare two strings given one direct and one indirect */ X/*H mstrcmp ********************************************************** X* X* mstrcmp X* X* for use with bsearch, this assumes that the arguments are a X* string address and a pointer to a string address. This is X* used to allow the comparison of a string to a string pointed X* to by an element of `noexp'. X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xmstrcmp (s1, s2) Xregister char *s1; Xregister char **s2; X{ X return strcmp (s1, *s2); X} X/*S pstrcmp - compare two strings given pointers to pointers */ X/*H pstrcmp ********************************************************** X* X* pstrcmp X* X* for use with qsort and bsearch, this assumes that the arguments X* passed are pointers to the string addresses rather than the X* addresses of the strings X* X*********************************************************************/ X/*E*/ Xpstrcmp (s1, s2) Xregister char **s1; Xregister char **s2; X{ X return strcmp (*s1, *s2); X} SHAR_EOF if test 19947 -ne "`wc -c < 'mdep.c'`" then echo shar: error transmitting "'mdep.c'" '(should have been 19947 characters)' fi fi # end of overwriting check # End of shell archive exit 0