/* signal-util.c
 *
 * COPYRIGHT (c) 1995 by AT&T Bell Laboratories.
 *
 * System independent utility routines for supporting signals and
 * software polling.
 */

#include <stdio.h>
#include "ml-base.h"
#include "ml-limits.h"
#include "ml-state.h"
#include "vproc-state.h"
#include "ml-objects.h"
#include "ml-signals.h"
#include "system-signals.h"


/* ChooseSignal:
 *
 * Choose which signal to pass to the ML handler and setup the ML state
 * vector accordingly.
 * WARNING: This should be called with signals masked to avoid race
 * conditions.
 */
void ChooseSignal (vproc_state_t *vsp)
{
    int		i, j, delta;

  /* scan the signal counts looking for a signal that needs to be handled. */
    i = vsp->vp_nextPendingSig;
    j = 0;
    do {
	ASSERT (j++ < NUM_SIGS);
	i++;
	if (i == SIGMAP_SZ) i = MIN_SYSTEM_SIG;
	delta = vsp->vp_sigCounts[i].nReceived - vsp->vp_sigCounts[i].nHandled;
    } while (delta == 0);
    vsp->vp_nextPendingSig = i;

  /* record the signal and count */
    vsp->vp_sigCode = i;
    vsp->vp_sigCount = delta;
    vsp->vp_sigCounts[i].nHandled += delta;
    vsp->vp_totalSigCount.nHandled += delta;

#ifdef SIGNAL_DEBUG
SayDebug ("ChooseSignal: sig = %d, count = %d\n",
vsp->vp_sigCode, vsp->vp_sigCount);
#endif

} /* end of ChooseSignal */


/* MakeResumeCont:
 *
 * Build the resume continuation for a signal or poll event handler.
 * This closure contains the address of the resume entry-point and
 * the registers from the ML State.
 *
 * At least 4K avail. heap assumed.
 */
ml_val_t MakeResumeCont (ml_state_t *msp, ml_val_t resume[])
{
  /* allocate the resumption closure */
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  0, MAKE_DESC(10, DTAG_record));
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  1, PTR_CtoML(resume));
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  2, msp->ml_arg);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  3, msp->ml_cont);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  4, msp->ml_closure);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  5, msp->ml_linkReg);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  6, msp->ml_pc);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  7, msp->ml_exnCont);
    /* John (Reppy) says that varReg should not be included here...
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  8, msp->ml_varReg);
    */
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  8, msp->ml_calleeSave[0]);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp,  9, msp->ml_calleeSave[1]);
    ML_AllocWrite(msp, 10, msp->ml_calleeSave[2]);

    return ML_Alloc(msp, 10);

} /* end of MakeResumeCont */


/* MakeHandlerArg:
 *
 * Build the argument record for the ML signal handler.  It has the type
 *
 *   val sigHandler : (int * int * unit cont) -> 'a
 *
 * The first argument is the signal code, the second is the signal count and the
 * third is the resumption continuation.  The ML signal handler should never
 * return.
 * NOTE: maybe this should be combined with ChooseSignal???
 */
ml_val_t MakeHandlerArg (ml_state_t *msp, ml_val_t resume[])
{
    ml_val_t	resumeCont, arg;
    vproc_state_t *vsp = msp->ml_vproc;

    resumeCont = MakeResumeCont(msp, resume);

  /* allocate the ML signal handler's argument record */
    REC_ALLOC3(msp, arg,
	INT_CtoML(vsp->vp_sigCode), INT_CtoML(vsp->vp_sigCount),
	resumeCont);

#ifdef SIGNAL_DEBUG
SayDebug ("MakeHandlerArg: resumeC = %#x, arg = %#x\n", resumeCont, arg);
#endif
    return arg;

} /* end of MakeHandlerArg */


/* LoadResumeState:
 *
 * Load the ML state with the state preserved in resumption continuation
 * made by MakeResumeCont.
 */
void LoadResumeState (ml_state_t *msp)
{
    ml_val_t	    *contClosure;
#ifdef SIGNAL_DEBUG
SayDebug ("LoadResumeState:\n");
#endif

    contClosure = PTR_MLtoC(ml_val_t, msp->ml_closure);

    msp->ml_arg			= contClosure[1];
    msp->ml_cont		= contClosure[2];
    msp->ml_closure		= contClosure[3];
    msp->ml_linkReg		= contClosure[4];
    msp->ml_pc			= contClosure[5];
    msp->ml_exnCont		= contClosure[6];
    /* John says ...
    msp->ml_varReg		= contClosure[7];
    */
    msp->ml_calleeSave[0]	= contClosure[7];
    msp->ml_calleeSave[1]	= contClosure[8];
    msp->ml_calleeSave[2]	= contClosure[9];

} /* end of LoadResumeState */