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568 lines
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/* SCCSID = %W% %E% */
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/*
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* Copyright Microsoft Corporation, 1983-1987
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*
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* This Module contains Proprietary Information of Microsoft
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* Corporation and should be treated as Confidential.
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*/
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* NEWSTR.C *
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* *
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* Routines concerning filenames, strings. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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#include <minlit.h> /* Types, constants, macros */
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#include <bndtrn.h> /* More of the same */
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#include <bndrel.h> /* More of the same */
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#include <lnkio.h> /* Linker I/O definitions */
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#include <lnkmsg.h> /* Error messages */
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#include <extern.h> /* External declarations */
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#include <undname.h>
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/*
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* LOCAL FUNCTION PROTOTYPES
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*/
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LOCAL unsigned short NEAR Find(unsigned char *s1,
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unsigned char b,
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unsigned short n);
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LOCAL void NEAR DelimParts(unsigned char *psb,
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unsigned short *pi1,
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unsigned short *pi2,
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unsigned short *pi3);
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* Find: *
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* *
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* This function takes as its arguments a byte pointer s1, and *
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* a BYTE b, and a WORD n. It scans at most n bytes of s1 *
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* looking for an occurrence of b. If it finds one, it *
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* returns its offset from the beginning of s1, and if it does *
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* not, it returns the value INIL. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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LOCAL WORD NEAR Find(s1,b,n) /* Find matching byte */
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REGISTER BYTE *s1; /* Pointer to a byte string */
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BYTE b; /* Search target */
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WORD n; /* Length of s1 */
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{
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REGISTER WORD i; /* Counter */
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i = 0; /* Initialize */
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#if ECS
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if (b < 0x40) /* b cannot be part of ECS */
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{
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#endif
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while(n--) /* While not at end of string */
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{
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if(*s1++ == b) return(i); /* If match found, return position */
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++i; /* Increment counter */
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}
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return(INIL); /* No match */
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#if ECS
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}
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#endif
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#if ECS || defined(_MBCS)
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/* We have to worry about ECS */
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while(n--)
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{
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if(*s1++ == b) return(i);
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++i;
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if (IsLeadByte(s1[-1])) /* If we were on a lead byte */
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{ /* Advance an extra byte */
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s1++;
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i++;
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n--;
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}
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}
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return(INIL); /* No match */
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#endif /* ECS */
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}
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WORD IFind(sb,b)
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BYTE *sb; /* Pointer to length-prefixed string */
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BYTE b; /* Search target */
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{
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return(Find(&sb[1],b,B2W(sb[0]))); /* Call Find() to do the work */
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}
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* BreakLine: *
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* *
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* This function takes as its arguments an SBTYPE, a pointer *
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* to a function, and a character used as a delimiter. It *
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* It parses the SBTYPE, applying the given function to every *
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* substring delimited by the given delimiter. The function *
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* does not return a meaningful value. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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void BreakLine(psb,pfunc,sepchar)
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BYTE *psb; /* String to parse */
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void (*pfunc)(BYTE *);/* Function pointer */
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char sepchar; /* Delimiter */
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{
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SBTYPE substr; /* Substring */
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REGISTER WORD ibeg; /* Index variable */
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REGISTER WORD ilen; /* Substring length */
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ibeg = 1; /* Initialize */
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while(ibeg <= B2W(psb[0])) /* While not at end of string */
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{
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ilen = Find(&psb[ibeg],sepchar,(WORD)(B2W(psb[0]) - ibeg + 1));
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/* Get index of sepchar in string */
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if(ilen == INIL) ilen = B2W(psb[0]) - ibeg + 1;
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/* Len is all that's left if no sep */
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memcpy(&substr[1],&psb[ibeg],ilen);
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/* Copy substring into substr */
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substr[0] = (BYTE) ilen; /* Store the length */
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ibeg += ilen + 1; /* Skip over substring and delimiter */
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(*pfunc)(substr); /* Call the specified function */
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}
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}
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#pragma check_stack(on)
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* UpdateFileParts: *
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* *
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* "Inherit file pieces from a master template and specify *
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* missing Update. Inherit four pieces: disk drive, path, *
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* file name, extension." *
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* *
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* Inputs: psbOld pointer to "old sb that specifies *
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* pieces of a file name." *
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* psbUpdate pointer to "new pieces." *
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* *
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* Output: psbOld "updated to reflect missing *
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* update." *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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void UpdateFileParts(psbOld,psbUpdate)
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BYTE *psbOld; /* Name to be updated */
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BYTE *psbUpdate; /* The update */
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{
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char oldDrive[_MAX_DRIVE];
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char oldDir[_MAX_DIR];
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char oldFname[_MAX_FNAME];
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char oldExt[_MAX_EXT];
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char updDrive[_MAX_DRIVE];
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char updDir[_MAX_DIR];
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char updFname[_MAX_FNAME];
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char updExt[_MAX_EXT];
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char *newDrive;
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char *newDir;
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char *newFname;
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char *newExt;
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char newPath[_MAX_PATH];
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int newPathLen;
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psbOld[psbOld[0]+1] = '\0';
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_splitpath(&psbOld[1], oldDrive, oldDir, oldFname, oldExt);
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psbUpdate[psbUpdate[0]+1] = '\0';
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_splitpath(&psbUpdate[1], updDrive, updDir, updFname, updExt);
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// Select components of the updated file path
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if (updDrive[0] != '\0')
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newDrive = updDrive;
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else
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newDrive = oldDrive;
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if ((updDir[0] != '\0') && !(updDir[0] == '/' && updDir[1] == '\0'))
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newDir = updDir; /* This above is a fix for bug # 46 */
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else
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newDir = oldDir;
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// If newDir points to UNC name then forget about drive spec
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if ((newDir[0] == '\\') && (newDir[1] == '\\'))
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newDrive = NULL;
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if (updFname[0] != '\0')
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newFname = updFname;
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else
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newFname = oldFname;
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if (updExt[0] != '\0')
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newExt = updExt;
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else
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newExt = oldExt;
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_makepath(newPath, newDrive, newDir, newFname, newExt);
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newPathLen = strlen(newPath);
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if (newPathLen > SBLEN - 1)
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newPathLen = SBLEN - 1;
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memcpy(&psbOld[1], newPath, newPathLen);
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psbOld[0] = (BYTE) newPathLen;
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if (newPathLen < SBLEN - 1)
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psbOld[newPathLen + 1] = '\0';
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else
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{
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psbOld[SBLEN - 1] = '\0';
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OutWarn(ER_fntoolong, psbOld + 1);
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fflush(stdout);
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}
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}
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#pragma check_stack(off)
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#if OVERLAYS OR SYMDEB
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/*
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* StripDrivePath (sb)
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*
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* Strip drive and path from a filename.
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* Return pointer to new name, minus drive and path (if any).
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*/
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BYTE *StripDrivePath(sb)
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BYTE *sb; /* Length-prefixed filename */
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{
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StripPath(sb); /* Strip path from name */
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if (sb[2] != ':') /* If there is no drive */
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return(sb); /* return it as is */
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sb[2] = (BYTE) ((sb[0]) - 2); /* Adjust length byte, move it */
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return(&sb[2]); /* Return minus drive */
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}
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#endif
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* SbCompare: *
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* *
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* Compares two length-prefixed strings. Returns true if they *
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* match. *
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* *
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* NOTE: When comparison is case-insensitive note that letters *
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* will match regardless of case, but, in addition, '{' will *
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* match '[', '|' will match '\', '}' will match ']', and *
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* '~' will match '^'. *
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* *
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* NOTE: This routine does not know about DBCS. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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WORD SbCompare(ps1,ps2,fncs)
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REGISTER BYTE *ps1; /* Pointer to symbol */
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REGISTER BYTE *ps2; /* Pointer to symbol */
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WORD fncs; /* True if not case-sensitive */
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{
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WORD length; /* No. of char.s to compare */
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if(*ps1 != *ps2) return(FALSE); /* Lengths must match */
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length = B2W(*ps1); /* Get length */
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if (!fncs) /* If case-sensitive */
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{ /* Simple string comparison */
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while (length && (*++ps1 == *++ps2))
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length--;
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return(length ? FALSE : TRUE); /* Success iff nothing left */
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}
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while(length--)
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{
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if(*++ps1 == *++ps2) continue; /* Bytes match */
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if((*ps1 & 0137) != (*ps2 & 0137)) return(FALSE);
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}
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return(TRUE); /* They match */
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}
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#if OSEGEXE
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* SbUcase: *
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* *
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* Force a length-prefixed string to upper case. *
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* Does not check for punctuation characters. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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void SbUcase(sb)
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REGISTER BYTE *sb; /* Length-prefixed string */
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{
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REGISTER int length;
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#ifdef _MBCS
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sb[B2W(sb[0])+1] = '\0';
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_mbsupr (sb + 1);
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#else
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/* Loop through symbol, changing lower to upper case. */
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for(length = B2W(*sb++); length > 0; --length, ++sb)
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{
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#if ECS
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/* If lead byte character, skip two bytes */
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if(IsLeadByte(*sb))
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{
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--length;
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++sb;
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continue;
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}
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#endif
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if(*sb >= 'a' && *sb <= 'z')
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*sb -= 'a' - 'A';
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}
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#endif
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}
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#endif
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/*
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* SbSuffix:
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*
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* Tell if one length-prefixed string is a suffix of another.
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*/
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FTYPE SbSuffix(sb,sbSuf,fIgnoreCase)
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REGISTER BYTE *sb; /* String */
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REGISTER BYTE *sbSuf; /* Suffix */
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WORD fIgnoreCase; /* True if case is to be ignored */
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{
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WORD suflen; /* Suffix length */
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/* Get suffix length. If longer than string, return false. */
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suflen = B2W(sbSuf[0]);
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if(suflen > B2W(sb[0])) return(FALSE);
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/*
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* Point to end of suffix and end of string. Loop backwards
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* until mismatch or end of suffix.
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*/
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sbSuf = &sbSuf[suflen];
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sb = &sb[B2W(sb[0])];
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while(suflen--)
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{
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if(!fIgnoreCase)
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{
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if(*sb-- != *sbSuf--) return(FALSE);
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}
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else if((*sb-- | 0x20) != (*sbSuf-- | 0x20)) return(FALSE);
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}
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return((FTYPE) TRUE);
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}
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#if NEWSYM
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#if !defined( M_I386 ) && !defined( _WIN32 )
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/*** GetFarSb - copy a far length-prefixed string
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*
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* Purpose:
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* Copy a far length-prefixed string into a near static buffer.
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* Terminate with null byte.
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* Return a pointer to the the buffer.
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*
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* Input:
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* psb - pointer to the far string
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*
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* Output:
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* Pointer to the near buffer.
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*
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* Exceptions:
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* None.
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*
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* Notes:
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* Don't call this function twice in the row to get two far strings,
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* because the second call will overwite the first string.
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*
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*************************************************************************/
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char *GetFarSb(BYTE FAR *lpsb)
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{
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static BYTE sb[SBLEN+1]; /* 1 extra for the null byte */
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sb[0] = lpsb[0];
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FMEMCPY((BYTE FAR *) &sb[1], &lpsb[1], B2W(lpsb[0]));
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if (sb[0] + 1 < sizeof(sb))
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sb[sb[0] + 1] = 0; /* Some routines expect a terminating 0 */
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else
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sb[SBLEN] = 0;
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return(sb);
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}
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#endif
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#endif
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/****************************************************************
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* *
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* ProcObject: *
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* *
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* This function takes as its argument a pointer to a length- *
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* prefixed string containing the name of an object file. It *
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* processes that file name. It does not return a meaningful *
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* value. *
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* *
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****************************************************************/
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void ProcObject(psbObj)/* Process object file name */
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REGISTER BYTE *psbObj; /* Object file name */
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{
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SBTYPE sbFile; /* File name */
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#if OVERLAYS
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FTYPE frparen; /* True if trailing paren found */
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FTYPE flparen; /* True if leading paren found */
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#endif
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#if CMDMSDOS
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BYTE sbExt[5];
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#endif
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#if OVERLAYS
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if(psbObj[B2W(psbObj[0])] == ')') /* If trailing parenthesis found */
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{
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frparen = (FTYPE) TRUE; /* Set flag true */
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--psbObj[0]; /* Delete parenthesis */
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}
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else frparen = FALSE; /* Else set flag false */
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if(psbObj[0] && psbObj[1] == '(') /* If leading parenthesis found */
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{
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flparen = (FTYPE) TRUE; /* Set flag true */
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psbObj[1] = (BYTE) (psbObj[0] - 1);/* Delete parenthesis */
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++psbObj;
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}
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else flparen = FALSE; /* Else set flag false */
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#endif
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#if CMDMSDOS
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PeelFlags(psbObj); /* Process flags, if any */
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#if OVERLAYS
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if(psbObj[B2W(psbObj[0])] == ')') /* If trailing parenthesis found */
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{
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if(frparen) Fatal(ER_nstrpar);
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/* Cannot nest parentheses */
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frparen = (FTYPE) TRUE; /* Set flag true */
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--psbObj[0]; /* Delete parenthesis */
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}
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#endif
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#endif
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#if OVERLAYS
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if(flparen) /* If leading parenthesis */
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{
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if(fInOverlay) Fatal(ER_nstlpar);
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/* Check if in overlay already */
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fInOverlay = (FTYPE) TRUE; /* Set flag */
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fOverlays = (FTYPE) TRUE; /* Set flag */
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}
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#endif
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if(psbObj[0]) /* If object name length not zero */
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{
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#if DEBUG /* If debugging on */
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fprintf(stderr," Object "); /* Message */
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OutSb(stderr,psbObj); /* File name */
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NEWLINE(stderr); /* Newline */
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#endif /* End debugging code */
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#if CMDMSDOS
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memcpy(sbFile,sbDotObj,5); /* Put extension in sbFile */
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UpdateFileParts(sbFile,psbObj); /* Add extension to name */
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#endif
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#if CMDXENIX
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memcpy(sbFile,psbObj,B2W(psbObj[0]) + 1);
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/* Leave name unchanged */
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#endif
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#if CMDMSDOS
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/* If file has extension ".LIB" then save it as a library
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* from which all modules will be extracted.
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*/
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sbExt[0] = 4;
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memcpy(sbExt+1,&sbFile[B2W(sbFile[0])-3],4);
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if (SbCompare(sbExt, sbDotLib, TRUE))
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{
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if(ifhLibMac >= IFHLIBMAX) Fatal(ER_libmax);
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/* Mark name pointer nil so library won't be searched. */
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mpifhrhte[ifhLibMac] = RHTENIL;
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SaveInput(sbFile,0L,ifhLibMac++,(WORD)(fInOverlay? iovMac: 0));
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}
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else
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#endif
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SaveInput(sbFile,0L,(WORD) FHNIL,(WORD)(fInOverlay? iovMac: 0));
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/* Save input file name and address */
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}
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#if OVERLAYS
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if(frparen) /* If trailing parenthesis */
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{
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if(!fInOverlay) Fatal(ER_unmrpar);
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/* Check parentheses */
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fInOverlay = FALSE; /* No longer specifying overlay */
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if(++iovMac > IOVMAX) Fatal(ER_ovlmax);
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/* Increment overlay counter */
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}
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#endif
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}
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/*
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* fPathChr (ch)
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*
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* Tells whether or not a given character is a path character.
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*
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*/
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FTYPE fPathChr(ch)
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char ch;
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{
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#if OSXENIX
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if (ch == '/')
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#else
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if (ch == '/' || ch == '\\')
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#endif
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return((FTYPE) TRUE);
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return(FALSE);
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}
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/*** UndecorateSb - undecorate name
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*
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* Purpose:
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* Undecorate length prefixed name.
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*
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* Input:
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* sbSrc - length prefixed decorated name
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* sbDst - length prefixed undecorated name
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* cbDst - size of sbDst
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*
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* Output:
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* If undecoration is successfull the sbDst contains undecorated
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* C++ name, else the sbSrc is copied to the sbDst.
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*
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* Exceptions:
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* None.
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*
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* Notes:
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* None.
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*
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*************************************************************************/
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void UndecorateSb(char FAR *sbSrc, char FAR *sbDst, unsigned cbDst)
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{
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char FAR *pUndecor;
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unsigned len;
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// Make sure that decorated string is zero-terminated
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if (sbSrc[0] < sizeof(SBTYPE))
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sbSrc[sbSrc[0] + 1] = '\0';
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else
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sbSrc[sizeof(SBTYPE) - 1] = '\0';
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pUndecor = __unDName(NULL, (pcchar_t) &sbSrc[1], 0, &malloc, &free, 0);
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if (pUndecor == NULL)
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{
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// Undecorator failed
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FMEMCPY(sbDst, sbSrc, sbSrc[0] + 1);
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}
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else
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{
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// Add length to the undecorated name
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len = FSTRLEN(pUndecor);
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len = cbDst - 2 >= len ? len : cbDst - 2;
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FMEMCPY(&sbDst[1], pUndecor, len);
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sbDst[0] = (BYTE) len;
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sbDst[len + 1] = '\0';
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FFREE(pUndecor);
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}
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}
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