arg.tal library

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( program demonstrating how to use arg.tal )
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( by d_m )
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( this program just parses the given arguments, )
( says how many arguments were provided, and )
( prints each argument with its index. )
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;callback ;on-stdin arg/init BRK
( this needs to end in BRK )
@on-stdin ( -> BRK )
BRK
( this needs to return, i.e. end in JMP2r )
@callback ( -> )
;arg/count LDA LIT "0 ADD
;message/num STA
;message emit
;arg/count LDA #00 ( count^ 0^ )
&loop ( count^ i^ )
GTHk ?&ok ( count^ i^ )
POP2 #010f DEO JMP2r ( ; exit )
&ok ( count^ i^ )
DUP LIT "0 ADD #18 DEO ( count^ i^ ; index )
LIT ": #18 DEO ( count^ i^ ; index )
#2018 DEO ( count^ i^ ; space )
DUP arg/read emit ( count^ i^ s* ; string )
#0a18 DEO ( count^ i^ ; newline )
INC !&loop ( count^ i+1^ )
( this is used to print null-terminated strings )
@emit ( buf* -> )
LITr 18 ( buf* [dev^] )
&lp LDAk ?&k POP2 POPr JMP2r ( )
&k LDAk STHkr DEO INC2 !&lp ( buf+1* [dev^] )
( message to print )
@message "found 20 &num "X 20 "arguments 0a 00
( include arg.tal library )
~arg.tal

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( arg.tal )
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( by d_m )
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( by calling arg/init during the reset vector )
( the author can skip all the details of reading )
( and detecting command-line arguments. )
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( instead they can "wait" until the arguments )
( are all read before accessing the argument )
( count and argument string values in a more )
( ergonomic way. )
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( when using arg/init authors provide two things: )
( - callback to run when all args are read )
( - stdin vector to use once args are read )
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( the callback can load arg/count to see how many )
( arguments were given, and run arg/read to get )
( the address of a particular argument as a )
( null-terminated string. )
@arg ( arg namespace )
( initialize the arg library. )
( call this during the reset vector. )
&init ( callback* stdin* -> )
;arg/stdin STA2
;arg/callback STA2
#00 ;arg/count STA
;arg/buffer ;arg/pos STA2
;arg/on-read #10 DEO2
#17 DEI #00 EQU ?&no-args JMP2r
&no-args !arg/complete
( read the nth argument, starting with n=0. )
( call this during the callback. )
&read ( n^ -> s* )
LITr 00 STH SUBr
;arg/buffer ( buf* [-n^] )
&loop STHkr ?&ok POPr JMP2r ( pos* [-i^] )
&ok LDAk ?&notnull INCr ( pos* [-i+1^] )
&notnull INC2 !&loop ( pos+1* [-j] )
( internal: console vector to use during argument parsing )
&on-read ( -> BRK )
#17 DEI
DUP #02 NEQ ?&b POP arg/store BRK ( 2: arg data )
&b DUP #03 NEQ ?&c POP arg/next BRK ( 3: next arg )
&c DUP #04 NEQ ?&d POP arg/finish BRK ( 4: finished with args )
&d #0000 DIV BRK ( 0/1 are unexpected, error )
( internal: read a character )
&store ( -> )
#12 DEI !arg/save
( internal: finish an argument and store null )
&next ( -> )
;arg/count LDAk INC ROT ROT STA
#00 ( fall-through to save )
( internal: store character c in the buffer and update position )
&save ( c^ -> )
LIT2r :arg/pos LDA2kr STH2r ( c^ addr* [pos*] )
STA LDA2kr INC2r SWP2r ( [addr1* pos*] ; addr<-c )
STA2r JMP2r ( ; pos<-addr+1 )
( internal: called when last argument is complete )
&finish ( -> )
arg/next ( fall-through to complete )
( internal: called when arg parsing is done )
&complete ( -> )
;arg/stdin LDA2 #10 DEO2
;arg/callback LDA2 JMP2
( some handy variables )
&stdin $2 ( f: -> BRK )
&callback $2 ( f: -> )
&count $1 ( number of args given )
&pos $2 ( position in buffer )
&buffer $200 ( argument buffer )