Windows NT 4.0 source code leak
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#include "cmd.h"
//
// console mode at program startup time. Used to reset mode
// after running another process.
//
extern DWORD dwCurInputConMode;
extern DWORD dwCurOutputConMode;
extern int Ctrlc;
VOID ResetCtrlC();
int SigHandFlag = FALSE ;
/* Commands that temporarily change directories, save a ptr to the original
* directory string here so that it can be restored by SigHand() if the
* command is interrupted before it has a chance to do it, itself.
*/
TCHAR *SaveDir = NULL ;
unsigned SIGNALcnt = 0;
extern int PipeCnt ; /* M016 - Cnt of active pipes */
extern int LastRetCode ;
extern jmp_buf MainEnv ;
extern jmp_buf CmdJBuf1 ;
extern unsigned long OHTbl[] ; /* M024 - Revised to be bit map */
extern PHANDLE FFhandles; /* @@1 */
extern unsigned FFhndlsaved; /* @@1 */
extern struct sellist *prexxsellist;
extern struct rio *rioCur ; /* M000 */
extern struct batdata *CurBat ;
extern TCHAR *Fvars ; /* M026 */
extern TCHAR **Fsubs ; /* M026 */
extern TCHAR *save_Fvars ; /* @@ */
extern TCHAR **save_Fsubs ; /* @@ */
extern int FvarsSaved; /* @@ */
extern TCHAR InternalError[] ;
extern int EchoFlag ;
extern int EchoSave ; /* M013 - Used to restore echo status */
extern TCHAR ComSpec[] ; /* M008 - For clearing SM shared memory */
extern TCHAR ComSpecStr[] ; /* M026 - Use ComSpec for SM memory */
extern TCHAR *CmdSpec ; /* M026 */
extern TCHAR GotoFlag ;
extern unsigned Heof;
extern struct batdata *CurBat; /* Ptr to current batch data structure */
extern unsigned start_type ; /* Flag to indicate which API started the */
/* program. D64 */
extern BOOL CtrlCSeen;
extern PTCHAR pszTitleCur;
extern BOOLEAN fTitleChanged;
void
Abort( void )
{
DEBUG((SHGRP, MSLVL, "SIGHAND: Aborting Command")) ;
SigCleanUp();
longjmp(MainEnv, 1) ;
CMDexit( FAILURE );
}
void
CtrlCAbort( ) {
struct batdata *bdat;
if (CurBat) {
if (!PromptUser(NULL, MSG_BATCH_TERM)) {
ResetCtrlC();
return;
}
//
// End local environments ( Otherwise we can end up with garbage
// in the main environment if any batch file used the setlocal
// command ).
//
bdat = CurBat;
while ( bdat ) {
EndLocal( bdat );
bdat = bdat->backptr;
}
}
SigCleanUp();
longjmp(MainEnv, 1) ;
}
void
CheckCtrlC (
) {
if (CtrlCSeen) {
CtrlCAbort();
}
}
void
ExitAbort(
IN ULONG rcExitCode
)
{
SigCleanUp();
longjmp(MainEnv, rcExitCode) ;
CMDexit( FAILURE );
}
/*** SigCleanUp - close files and reset I/O after a signal
*
* Purpose:
* This function is called to finish the cleanup after an int 23 or 24.
* It resets all redirection back to the main level and it closes all
* files except those for stdin, stdout, stderr, stdaux and stdprint.
*
* void SigCleanUp()
*
* Args:
* None.
*
* Returns:
* Nothing.
*
* Notes:
* - M024 * Revised handle closing to be bit map based rather than struct.
*
*/
void SigCleanUp() /* M000 - Now void */
{
int i = 0 ; /* Temp variable */
int cnt, cnt2 ;
unsigned long mask;
Heof = FALSE;
#ifndef WIN95_CMD
if (CurBat) {
// 27-May-1993 sudeepb
// Following CmdBatNotification call is a cleanup for the
// same call made from BatProc (in cbatch.c).
CmdBatNotification (CMD_BAT_OPERATION_TERMINATING);
EchoFlag = EchoSave ;
GotoFlag = FALSE ;
eEndlocal((struct cmdnode *) NULL) ;
CurBat = NULL ;
} ;
#endif // WIN95_CMD
if (!FvarsSaved) { /* @WM If already saved, don't save again */
save_Fvars = Fvars; /* @@ */
save_Fsubs = Fsubs; /* @@ */
FvarsSaved = TRUE; /* @@ */
}
Fvars = NULL ; /* M026 - Must kill FOR */
Fsubs = NULL ; /* ...variable subst's */
/* M000 - New method is simpler. If redirection has been done, the highest
* numbered handle resulting from redirection is saved, then the linked
* riodata list is unlinked until the first (main) level of redirection is
* reached at which time ResetRedir is used to reset it. Then all open
* handles from 5 to the highest numbered redirection handle (minimum of
* 19) are freed.
* M014 - Altered this to use actual global pointer when unwinding the
* riodata list to fix bug. Also revised the ->stdio element to conform
* to new data structure. Note that ResetRedir automatically resets the
* rioCur pointer to the last valid riodata structure before returning;
* same as if "rioCur=rioCur->back" was in the while loop.
*/
DEBUG((SHGRP, MSLVL, "SCLEANUP: Resetting redirection.")) ;
if (rioCur) {
i = rioCur->stdio ; /* Save highest handle */
while (rioCur)
ResetRedir() ;
} ;
DEBUG((SHGRP, MSLVL, "SCLEANUP: Breaking pipes.")) ;
BreakPipes() ;
DEBUG((SHGRP, MSLVL, "SCLEANUP: Now closing extra handles.")) ;
for (cnt = 0; cnt < 3; cnt++) {
if (OHTbl[cnt]) { /* Any handles to reset? */
mask = 1; /* @@1 */
for (cnt2 = 0; cnt2 < 32; cnt2++, mask <<= 1) { /* @@1 */
if ((OHTbl[cnt] & mask) && /* @@1 */
((cnt == 0 && cnt2 > 2) || cnt != 0) ) { /* @@1 */
/* Don't close STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR */ /* @@1 */
Cclose(cnt2 + 32*cnt); /* @@1 */
} /* @@1 */
} /* @@1 */
} /* @@1 */
}
/* Close find first handles */ /* @@1 */
while (FFhndlsaved) { /* findclose will dec this @@1 */
findclose(FFhandles[FFhndlsaved - 1]); /* @@1 */
} /* @@1 */
ResetConTitle( pszTitleCur );
ResetConsoleMode();
DEBUG((SHGRP, MSLVL, "SCLEANUP: Returning.")) ;
}