* All DOS processes have this STRUCTure * Create and DeviceProc returns pointer to the MsgPort in this STRUCTure * Process_addr = DeviceProc(..) - TC_SIZE ; STRUCTURE Process,0 pr_Task EQU 0 ;TC_SIZE 92 pr_MsgPort EQU 92 ;MP_SIZE 34 * This is BPTR address from DOS functions pr_Pad EQU 126 * Remaining variables on 4 byte boundaries pr_Padshort pr_SegList EQU 128 *B Array of seg lists used by this process pr_SegListint pr_StackSize EQU 132 * Size of process stack in bytes pr_StackSizeint pr_GlobVec EQU 136 * Global vector for this process (BCPL) pr_GlobVecint pr_TaskNum EQU 140 * CLI task number of zero if not a CLI pr_TaskNumint pr_StackBase EQU 144 *B Ptr to high memory end of process stack pr_StackBaseint pr_Result2 EQU 148 * Value of secondary result from last call pr_Result2int pr_CurrentDir EQU 152 *B Lock associated with current directory pr_CurrentDirint pr_CIS EQU 156 *B Current CLI Input Stream pr_CISint pr_COS EQU 160 *B Current CLI Output Stream pr_COSint pr_ConsoleTask EQU 164 * Console handler process for current window pr_ConsoleTaskint pr_FileSystemTask EQU 168 * File handler process for current drive pr_FileSystemTaskint pr_CLI EQU 172 *B pointer to ConsoleLineInterpreter pr_CLIint pr_ReturnAddr EQU 176 * pointer to previous stack frame pr_ReturnAddrint pr_PktWait EQU 180 * Function to be called when awaiting msg pr_PkWaitint pr_WindowPtr EQU 184 * Window pointer for errors pr_WindowPtrint pr_SIZEOF SET 188 * Process * The long word address (BPTR) of this STRUCTure is returned by * Open() and other routines that return a file. You need only worry * about this STRUCT to do async io's via PutMsg() instead of * standard file system calls ; STRUCTURE FileHandle,0 fh_Link EQU 0 * pointer to EXEC message fh_Linkint fh_Interactive EQU 4 * Boolean; TRUE if interactive handle fh_Interactiveint fh_Type EQU 8 * Port to do PutMsg() to fh_Typeint fh_Buf EQU 12 fh_Bufint fh_Pos EQU 16 fh_Posint fh_End EQU 20 fh_Endint fh_Funcs EQU 24 fh_Funcsint fh_Func1 EQU fh_Funcs fh_Funcs1int fh_Func2 EQU 28 fh_Func2int fh_Func3 EQU 32 fh_Funcs3int fh_Args EQU 36 fh_Argsint fh_Arg1 EQU fh_Args fh_Args1int fh_Arg2 EQU 40 fh_Args2int fh_SIZEOF SET 44 * FileHandle * This is the extension to EXEC Messages used by DOS ; STRUCTURE DosPacket,0 dp_Link EQU 0 * pointer to EXEC message dp_Linkint dp_Port EQU 4 * pointer to Reply port for the packet dp_Portint * * Must be filled in each send. dp_Type EQU 8 * See ACTION_... below and dp_Typeint * * 'R' means Read, 'W' means Write to the file system dp_Res1 EQU 12 * For file system calls this is the result dp_Res1int * * that would have been returned by the * * function, e.g. Write ('W') returns actual * * length written dp_Res2 EQU 16 * For file system calls this is what would dp_Res2int * * have been returned by IoErr() dp_Arg1 EQU 20 dp_Arg1int * Device packets common equivalents dp_Action EQU dp_Type dp_Actionint dp_Status EQU dp_Res1 dp_Statusint dp_Status2 EQU dp_Res2 dp_Status2int dp_BufAddr EQU dp_Arg1 dp_Arg2 EQU 24 dp_Arg2int dp_Arg3 EQU 28 dp_Arg3int dp_Arg4 EQU 32 dp_Arg4int dp_Arg5 EQU 36 dp_Arg5int dp_Arg6 EQU 40 dp_Arg6int dp_Arg7 EQU 44 dp_Arg7int dp_SIZEOF SET 48 * DosPacket * A Packet does not require the Message to before it in memory, but * for convenience it is useful to associate the two. * Also see the function init_std_pkt for initializing this STRUCTure MN_SIZE SET 20 ds_SIZEOF SET 12 ; STRUCTURE StandardPacket,0 sp_Msg EQU 0 ;MN_SIZE sp_Pkt EQU 20 ;dp_SIZEOF sp_SIZEOF SET 32 * StandardPacket * Packet types ACTION_NIL EQU 0 ACTION_GET_BLOCK EQU 2 ACTION_SET_MAP EQU 4 ACTION_DIE EQU 5 ACTION_EVENT EQU 6 ACTION_CURRENT_VOLUME EQU 7 ACTION_LOCATE_OBJECT EQU 8 ACTION_RENAME_DISK EQU 9 ACTION_WRITE EQU 'W' ACTION_READ EQU 'R' ACTION_FREE_LOCK EQU 15 ACTION_DELETE_OBJECT EQU 16 ACTION_RENAME_OBJECT EQU 17 ACTION_MORE_CACHE EQU 18 ACTION_COPY_DIR EQU 19 ACTION_WAIT_CHAR EQU 20 ACTION_SET_PROTECT EQU 21 ACTION_CREATE_DIR EQU 22 ACTION_EXAMINE_OBJECT EQU 23 ACTION_EXAMINE_NEXT EQU 24 ACTION_DISK_INFO EQU 25 ACTION_INFO EQU 26 ACTION_FLUSH EQU 27 ACTION_SET_COMMENT EQU 28 ACTION_PARENT EQU 29 ACTION_TIMER EQU 30 ACTION_INHIBIT EQU 31 ACTION_DISK_TYPE EQU 32 ACTION_DISK_CHANGE EQU 33 ACTION_SET_DATE EQU 34 ACTION_SCREEN_MODE EQU 994 * DOS library node structure. * This is the data at positive offsets from the library node. * Negative offsets from the node is the jump table to DOS functions * node = (STRUCT DosLibrary *) OpenLibrary( "dos.library" .. ) LIB_SIZE SET 36 STRUCTURE DosLibrary,0 STRUCT dl_lib,LIB_SIZE APTR dl_Root * Pointer to RootNode, described below APTR dl_GV * Pointer to BCPL global vector LONG dl_A2 * Private register dump of DOS LONG dl_A5 LONG dl_A6 LABEL dl_SIZEOF * DosLibrary * STRUCTURE RootNode,0 BPTR rn_TaskArray * [0] is max number of CLI's * * [1] is APTR to process id of CLI 1 * * [n] is APTR to process id of CLI n BPTR rn_ConsoleSegment * SegList for the CLI STRUCT rn_Time,ds_SIZEOF * Current time LONG rn_RestartSeg * SegList for the disk validator process BPTR rn_Info * Pointer ot the Info structure BPTR rn_FileHandlerSegment * code for file handler LABEL rn_SIZEOF * RootNode STRUCTURE DosInfo,0 BPTR di_McName * Network name of this machine currently 0 BPTR di_DevInfo * Device List BPTR di_Devices * Currently zero BPTR di_Handlers * Currently zero APTR di_NetHand * Network handler processid currently zero LABEL di_SIZEOF * DosInfo * DOS Processes started from the CLI via RUN or NEWCLI have this additional * set to data associated with them STRUCTURE CommandLineInterface,0 LONG cli_Result2 * Value of IoErr from last command BSTR cli_SetName * Name of current directory BPTR cli_CommandDir * Lock associated with command directory LONG cli_ReturnCode * Return code from last command BSTR cli_CommandName * Name of current command LONG cli_FailLevel * Fail level (set by FAILAT) BSTR cli_Prompt * Current prompt (set by PROMPT) BPTR cli_StandardInput * Default (terminal) CLI input BPTR cli_CurrentInput * Current CLI input BSTR cli_CommandFile * Name of EXECUTE command file LONG cli_Interactive * Boolean True if prompts required LONG cli_Background * Boolean True if CLI created by RUN BPTR cli_CurrentOutput * Current CLI output LONG cli_DefaultStack * Stack size to be obtained in long words BPTR cli_StandardOutput * Default (terminal) CLI output BPTR cli_Module * SegList of currently loaded command LABEL cli_SIZEOF * CommandLineInterface * * this structure needs some work. It should really be a union, because * it can take on different valued depending on whether it is a device, * an assigned directory, or a volume. * For now, it reflects a volume. * STRUCTURE DevList,0 BPTR dl_Next ; bptr to next device list LONG dl_Type ; see DLT below APTR dl_Task ; ptr to handler task BPTR dl_Lock ; not for volumes STRUCT dl_VolumeDate,ds_SIZEOF ; creation date BPTR dl_LockList ; outstanding locks LONG dl_DiskType ; 'DOS', etc LONG dl_unused BSTR dl_Name ; bptr to bcpl name LABEL DevList_SIZEOF * definitions for dl_Type DLT_DEVICE EQU 0 DLT_DIRECTORY EQU 1 DLT_VOLUME EQU 2 * a lock structure, as returned by Lock() or DupLock() STRUCTURE FileLock,0 BPTR fl_Link ; bcpl pointer to next lock LONG fl_Key ; disk block number LONG fl_Access ; exclusive or shared APTR fl_Task ; handler task's port BPTR fl_Volume ; bptr to a DeviceList LABEL fl_SIZEOF * DevInfo structure STRUCTURE DevInfo,0 BPTR dvi_Next ; Next list entry or 0 LONG dvi_Type ; Entry type 0=device,1=dir,2=vol? APTR dvi_Task ; Handler process msgport or 0 BPTR dvi_Lock ; File system lock or 0 BSTR dvi_Handler ; File name of handler or 0 LONG dvi_Stacksize ; Stack size for handler process LONG dvi_Priority ; Priority for handler process LONG dvi_Startup ; Startup value passed to handler BPTR dvi_SegList ; Seglist for handler process or 0 BPTR dvi_GlobVec ; Global vector, 0, or -1 BSTR dvi_Name ; Name of device or ASSIGN'd name LABEL dvi_SIZEOF ENDC LIBRARIES_DOSEXTENS_I