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— Add Reduce 3.0 to the historical section of the archive, and some more
files relating to version sof PSL from the early 1980s. Thanks are due to
Paul McJones and Nelson Beebe for these, as well as to all the original
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% % READ.RED - S-expression parser % % Author: Eric Benson % Symbolic Computation Group % Computer Science Dept. % University of Utah % Date: 28 August 1981 % Copyright (c) 1981 University of Utah % % <PSL.KERNEL>READ.RED.6, 20-Oct-82 11:07:28, Edit by BENSON % Extra right paren in file only prints warning, not error % <PSL.KERNEL>READ.RED.5, 6-Oct-82 11:37:33, Edit by BENSON % Took away CATCH in READ, EOF error binds *InsideStructureRead to NIL % <PSL.KERNEL>READ.RED.2, 20-Sep-82 11:24:32, Edit by BENSON % Right parens at top level cause an error in a file % <PSL.INTERP>READ.RED.6, 2-Sep-82 14:07:37, Edit by BENSON % Right parens are ignored at the top level fluid '(CurrentReadMacroIndicator!* % Get to find read macro function CurrentScanTable!* % vector of character types !*InsideStructureRead); % indicates within compound read global '(TokType!* % Set by token scanner, type of token LispScanTable!* % CurrentScanTable!* when READing IN!* % Current input channel !$EOF!$); % has value returned when EOF is read CurrentReadMacroIndicator!* := 'LispReadMacro; CompileTime flag('(DotContextError), 'InternalFunction); lisp procedure ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; % Scan token w/read macros % % This is ReadToken with hooks for read macros % begin scalar Tkn, Fn; Tkn := ChannelReadToken Channel; if TokType!* eq 3 and (Fn := get(Tkn, CurrentReadMacroIndicator!*)) then return IDApply2(Channel, Tkn, Fn); return Tkn; end; lisp procedure ChannelRead Channel; %. Parse S-expression from channel begin scalar CurrentScanTable!*, CurrentReadMacroIndicator!*; CurrentScanTable!* := LispScanTable!*; CurrentReadMacroIndicator!* := 'LispReadMacro; return ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; end; lisp procedure Read(); %. Parse S-expr from current input << MakeInputAvailable(); ChannelRead IN!* >>; lisp procedure ChannelReadEof(Channel, Ef); % Handle end-of-file in Read if !*InsideStructureRead then return begin scalar !*InsideStructureRead; return StdError BldMsg("Unexpected EOF while reading on channel %r", Channel); end else !$EOF!$; lisp procedure ChannelReadQuotedExpression(Channel, Qt); % read macro ' MkQuote ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; lisp procedure ChannelReadListOrDottedPair(Channel, Pa); % read macro ( % % Read list or dotted pair. Collect items until closing right paren. % Check for dot context errors. % begin scalar Elem, StartPointer, EndPointer, !*InsideStructureRead; !*InsideStructureRead := T; Elem := ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; if TokType!* eq 3 then if Elem eq '!. then return DotContextError() else if Elem eq '!) then return NIL; StartPointer := EndPointer := list Elem; LoopBegin: Elem := ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; if TokType!* eq 3 then if Elem eq '!) then return StartPointer else if Elem eq '!. then << Elem := ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; if TokType!* eq 3 and (Elem eq '!) or Elem eq '!.) then return DotContextError() else << RplacD(EndPointer, Elem); Elem := ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; if TokType!* eq 3 and Elem eq '!) then return StartPointer else return DotContextError() >> >>; % If we had splice macros, I think they would be checked here RplacD(EndPointer, list Elem); EndPointer := cdr EndPointer; goto LoopBegin; end; lisp procedure ChannelReadRightParen(Channel, Tok); % Ignore right parens at the top if !*InsideStructureRead then Tok else << if not (Channel eq StdIN!*) then % if not reading from the terminal ErrorPrintF "*** Unmatched right parenthesis"; ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel >>; lisp procedure DotContextError(); % Parsing error IOError "Dot context error"; % List2Vector is found in TYPE-CONVERSIONS.RED lisp procedure ChannelReadVector Channel; % read macro [ begin scalar Elem, StartPointer, EndPointer, !*InsideStructureRead; !*InsideStructureRead := T; StartPointer := EndPointer := (NIL . NIL); while << Elem := ChannelReadTokenWithHooks Channel; TokType!* neq 3 or Elem neq '!] >> do << RplacD(EndPointer, list Elem); EndPointer := cdr EndPointer >>; return List2Vector cdr StartPointer; end; StartupTime << put('!', 'LispReadMacro, function ChannelReadQuotedExpression); put('!( , 'LispReadMacro, function ChannelReadListOrDottedPair); put('!) , 'LispReadMacro, function ChannelReadRightParen); put('![, 'LispReadMacro, function ChannelReadVector); put(MkID char EOF, 'LispReadMacro, function ChannelReadEOF); >>; END;