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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# $Id: pltclgen 8681 2008-08-19 19:26:48Z andrewross $
#
# Geoffrey Furnish
# Institute for Fusion Studies
# University of Texas at Austin
# 27 June 1995
#
# This script is used to automatically generate most of the functions needed
# to implement the PLplot Tcl API. It reads a file which specifies the
# PLplot API command arguments and return value (basically like a C
# prototype, but easier to parse) and generates a Tcl command procedure to
# call that function.
#
# Currently it can support arguments of type PLINT, PLFLT, char *, PLINT&
# and PLFLT& where the last two are used for the 'g' series functions which
# provide data to the caller.
#
# What is not supported at this time, but needs to be, is support for (those
# few) PLplot API functions with non-void return types, and (the many)
# PLplot API functions which accept arrays (PLFLT *, etc). The latter can
# in many cases be correctly treated as 1-d Tcl Matricies. The code for
# using these should be sufficiently perfunctory to be amenable to an
# approach like that used here. Automatic support for the 2-d API is
# probably unrealistic.
###############################################################################
require "getopts.pl";
&Getopts('v');
$verbose = $opt_v;
# Find the source tree directory that must be specified on the command line.
$sourcedir = $ARGV[0];
$specfile = "$sourcedir/plapi.tpl"; # PLplot API template specification file.
$genfile = "tclgen.c"; # Generated functions go here.
$genhead = "tclgen.h"; # Prototypes for generated functions.
$genstruct= "tclgen_s.h"; # Initializers for CmdInfo struct.
$cmdfile = "$sourcedir/tclcmd.tpl"; # Template file for generated functions.
open( SPECFILE, "<$specfile") || die "Can't open PLplot API spec file.";
open( GENFILE, ">$genfile" ) || die "Can't open output file.";
open( GENHEAD, ">$genhead" ) || die "Can't open output header file.";
open( GENSTRUCT,">$genstruct")|| die "Can't open second output header file.";
# Scan the PLplot API template specification file looking for function
# "prototypes". These are introduced with the token "pltclcmd". When
# we find one, go process it. Anything other than a comment or a
# valid function "prototype" is considered an error, and is printed to
# stdout.
while( <SPECFILE> ) {
chomp; # skip the \n.
if (/([^\#]*)\#.*/) { # Discard # to end of line.
$_ = $1;
}
next if /^\s*$/; # Discard empty lines.
if (/^pltclcmd (\w+) (.*)/) {
$cmd = $1;
$rtype = $2;
&process_pltclcmd( $cmd, $rtype );
next;
}
# Just print the unrecognized output to stdout.
print "$_\n";
}
# Process a function "prototype". Suck up the args, then perform the
# needed substitutions to the Tcl command procedure template.
# Generate the three outputs needed for use in tclAPI.c: the C
# function prototype, the CmdInfo structure initializer, and the
# actual function definition.
sub process_pltclcmd {
local( $cmd, $rtype ) = @_;
local( $i, $refargs );
local( $vname, $vtype );
local( $args );
print "autogenerating Tcl command proc for $rtype $cmd ()\n" if $verbose;
print GENHEAD "static int ${cmd}Cmd( ClientData, Tcl_Interp *, int, char **);\n";
print GENSTRUCT " {\"$cmd\", ${cmd}Cmd},\n";
$args = "";
$nargs = 0;
$ndefs = 0;
$refargs = 0;
while( <SPECFILE> ) {
chomp;
last if /^$/;
if (/^(\w+)\s+(.*)$/) {
$vname = $1;
$vtype = $2;
$defval = "";
print "vname=$vname vtype=$vtype\n" if $verbose;
if ($vtype =~ /\s*(.*)\s+Def:\s+(.*)/) {
$vtype = $1;
$defval= $2;
print "default arg: vtype=$vtype defval=$defval\n" if $verbose;
}
$argname[ $nargs ] = $vname;
$argtype[ $nargs ] = $vtype;
$argdef[ $nargs ] = $defval;
$argref[ $nargs ] = 0; # default.
# Check to see if this arg is for fetching something from PLplot.
if ($vtype =~ /&/ || $vtype eq "char *") {
$refargs = 1;
$argref[ $nargs ] = 1;
}
if ($nargs == 0) {
$args .= "$vname";
} else {
$args .= " $vname";
}
$ndefs++ if $defval ne "";
$nargs++;
next;
}
# Unrecognized output.
print "bogus: $_\n";
}
if ($verbose) {
print "There are $nargs arguments, $ndefs are defaultable.\n";
for( $i=0; $i < $nargs; $i++ ) {
print "$argtype[$i] $argname[$i]\n";
}
print "return string required.\n" if $refargs;
}
open( TEMPLATE, "<$cmdfile" ) || die "Can't open tcl cmd template file.";
while( <TEMPLATE> ) {
# Emit the argument declarations. Reference args require special
# handling, the others should be perfunctory.
if (/^<argdecls>$/) {
for( $i=0; $i < $nargs; $i++ ) {
$_ = $argtype[$i];
argdecl: {
/PLINT&/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLINT $argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/PLUNICODE&/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLUNICODE $argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/PLFLT&/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLFLT $argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/char&/ && do {
print GENFILE " char $argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/PLINT \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLINT *$argname[$i];\n";
print GENFILE " tclMatrix *mat$argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/PLUNICODE \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLUNICODE *$argname[$i];\n";
print GENFILE " tclMatrix *mat$argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/PLFLT \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " PLFLT *$argname[$i];\n";
print GENFILE " tclMatrix *mat$argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/const char \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " char *$argname[$i];\n";
last argdecl;
};
/char \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " char $argname[$i]\[200\];\n";
last argdecl;
};
if ($argdef[$i] ne "") {
print GENFILE " $argtype[$i] $argname[$i] = $argdef[$i];\n";
} else {
print GENFILE " $argtype[$i] $argname[$i];\n";
}
}
}
next;
}
# Obtain the arguments which we need to pass to the PLplot API call,
# from the argc/argv list passed to the Tcl command proc. Each
# supported argument type will need special handling here.
if (/^<getargs>$/) {
for( $i=0; $i < $nargs; $i++ ) {
$_ = $argtype[$i];
if ($ndefs) {
print GENFILE " if (argc > $i+1) {\n ";
}
getarg: {
$argref[$i] && do {
print GENFILE "/* $argname[$i] is for output. */\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLINT \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " mat$argname[$i] = Tcl_GetMatrixPtr( interp, argv[1+$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (mat$argname[$i] == NULL) return TCL_ERROR;\n";
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = mat$argname[$i]-\>idata;\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLUNICODE \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " mat$argname[$i] = Tcl_GetMatrixPtr( interp, argv[1+$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (mat$argname[$i] == NULL) return TCL_ERROR;\n";
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = mat$argname[$i]-\>idata;\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLFLT \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " mat$argname[$i] = Tcl_GetMatrixPtr( interp, argv[1+$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (mat$argname[$i] == NULL) return TCL_ERROR;\n";
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = mat$argname[$i]-\>fdata;\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLINT/ && do {
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = atoi(argv[1+$i]);\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLUNICODE/ && do {
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = strtoul(argv[1+$i],NULL,10);\n";
last getarg;
};
/PLFLT/ && do {
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = atof(argv[1+$i]);\n";
last getarg;
};
/const char \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = argv[1+$i];\n";
last getarg;
};
/char/ && do {
print GENFILE " $argname[$i] = argv[1+$i][0];\n";
last getarg;
};
die "Unrecognized argtype :$_:\n";
}
if ($ndefs) {
print GENFILE " }\n";
}
}
next;
}
# Call the PLplot API function.
if (/^<plcmd>$/) {
print GENFILE " $cmd ( ";
for( $i=0; $i < $nargs; $i++ ) {
$_ = $argtype[$i];
passarg: {
/&/ && do {
print GENFILE "&$argname[$i]";
last passarg;
};
print GENFILE "$argname[$i]";
}
if ($i < $nargs-1) {
print GENFILE ", ";
}
}
print GENFILE " );\n";
next;
}
# If there were reference arguments, fetch their contents and stuff them
# into their corresponding Tcl variables.
# NOTE: This should be improved so take into account the current value
# of tcl_precision.
if (/^<fetch_result>$/) {
if ($refargs) {
for( $i=0; $i < $nargs; $i++ ) {
next if !$argref[$i];
if ($i > 0) {
print GENFILE " if (argc == 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, \" \", (char *) NULL );\n";
}
$_ = $argtype[$i];
fetch: {
/PLINT&/ && do {
print GENFILE " sprintf( buf, \"%d\", $argname[$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (argc > 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_SetVar( interp, argv[1+$i], buf, 0 );\n";
print GENFILE " else\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, buf, (char *) NULL );\n";
last fetch;
};
/PLUNICODE&/ && do {
print GENFILE " sprintf( buf, \"%u\", $argname[$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (argc > 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_SetVar( interp, argv[1+$i], buf, 0 );\n";
print GENFILE " else\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, buf, (char *) NULL );\n";
last fetch;
};
/char \*/ && do {
print GENFILE " if (argc > 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_SetVar( interp, argv[1+$i], $argname[$i], 0 );\n";
print GENFILE " else\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, $argname[$i], (char *) NULL );\n";
last fetch;
};
/char&/ && do {
print GENFILE " sprintf( buf, \"%c\", $argname[$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (argc > 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_SetVar( interp, argv[1+$i], buf, 0 );\n";
print GENFILE " else\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, buf, (char *) NULL );\n";
last fetch;
};
# The following needs to be corrected to work with the Tcl
# precision standard (global var tcl_precision).
/PLFLT&/ && do {
print GENFILE " sprintf( buf, \"%f\", $argname[$i] );\n";
print GENFILE " if (argc > 1)\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_SetVar( interp, argv[1+$i], buf, 0 );\n";
print GENFILE " else\n";
print GENFILE " Tcl_AppendResult( interp, buf, (char *) NULL );\n";
last fetch;
};
print GENFILE "Unsupported arg type.\n";
}
}
}
next;
}
# substitutions here...
$_ =~ s/%cmd%/$cmd/g;
$_ =~ s/%nargs%/$nargs/g;
if ($refargs) {
$_ =~ s/%args%/\?$args\?/g;
} else {
$_ =~ s/%args%/$args/g;
}
$_ =~ s/%ndefs%/$ndefs/g;
$_ =~ s/%isref%/$refargs/g;
print GENFILE $_;
}
close( TEMPLATE );
}
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