dpz@topaz.RUTGERS.EDU (David P. Zimmerman) (08/24/86)
Here's a shar file containing the one file I modified to get "grotwin"
running on non-Sun Unix machines, plus an enhanced Makefile and
updated README. I have successfully run it on Pyramids 90x/98x/98xe
and Celeritys 1200/1230.
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# README Makefile grotwin.h
echo x - README
cat > "README" << '//E*O*F README//'
This is the README file for the grotwin window manager for normal terminals.
You will have to place the following file definitions contained in grotwin.c
in your locally developed program site /usr/bin equivelent (default of
/usr/mrc shown) :-
manfile[] = "/usr/mrc/grotwin.man";
helpfile[] = "/usr/mrc/grotwin.help";
system_more[] = "more";
You will also need to place the following entry in /etc/termcap (for commands
like tset).
#==================================
#
# Following entry for grotwin pseudo terminals
#
gr|grotty|grotwin pseudo tty:\
:co#78:li#22:cl=^L:cm=\E=%+ %+ :am:bs:nd=^X:ce=^Y:\
:up=^K:do=^J:kb=^H:so=^E:se=^F:al=^A:dl=^B:
#==================================
Having upshared each file entry via 'sh file', you will need to copy
grotwin.make to Makefile before you can make grotwin.
Having typed 'make' to make grotwin, you will also need to type 'make man'
in order to nroff the manual page. I'm on holiday from August 12 - 27
inclusive, so any problems will have to sorted out by other people on the net
during this period.
Grotwin has been developed on a Sun 2 running release 2.2. It should
however, run on any BSD 4.2 or 4.3 system, or indeed any system
which has pseudo terminals and the ability to poll a file descriptor
(select(), ioctl(FIONREAD) or otherwise).
On my system at least, the screen occasionally gets corrupted. This
is due to the serial line as it doesn't happen at 4800 or on a
sun window. The fix is simple, simply get grotwin to redraw
the screen as and when it occurs (via ctrl-a l); this is much
more useful than slowing down the serial line speed.
Have fun using it - and remember, it will never be as good as a bit-mapped
windowing system. It is however, generally more useful than a normal screen
when multiple sessions are required. I'd be grateful for any feedback/gripes
but remember that as I'm away there will be a delay in my answering them.
Nigel Holder UK JANET: yf21@uk.co.gec-mrc.u
Marconi Research, ARPA: yf21%u.gec-mrc.co.uk@ucl-cs
Chelmsford,
Essex. CM2 8HN.
+44 245 73331 ext. 3219 / 3214
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Changes made to grotwin by dpz, 08/23/86
I made relatively few changes to grotwin to get it to run on non-Sun
Unix machines. I added a struct and a few #defines to the end of
grotwin.h, and I also modified the Makefile so that enabling a -DSUN
will compile grotwin for a Sun, and not enabling it will compile for
"the rest of us". I guess you could call this modified grotwin
version 2.2a, for want of some way to refer to it.
---
David P. Zimmerman
Arpa: dpz@topaz.rutgers.edu
Uucp: ...{allegra | harvard | seismo | sri-iu | ut-sally}!topaz!dpz
//E*O*F README//
echo x - Makefile
cat > "Makefile" << '//E*O*F Makefile//'
# Makefile for grotwin window manager on 24 x 80 type terminals
# Enable next line to install for Sun
# SUNFLAGS=-DSUN
grotwin: grotwin.o manager.o window.o update.o utmp.o
cc -O -o grotwin grotwin.o manager.o window.o update.o utmp.o -lcurses -ltermlib
grotwin.o: grotwin.c grotwin.h
cc $(SUNFLAGS) -O -c grotwin.c
manager.o: manager.c grotwin.h
cc $(SUNFLAGS) -O -c manager.c
window.o: window.c grotwin.h
cc $(SUNFLAGS) -O -c window.c
update.o: update.c grotwin.h
cc $(SUNFLAGS) -O -c update.c
utmp.o: utmp.c
cc $(SUNFLAGS) -O -c utmp.c
man:
nroff -man grotwin.nroffman > grotwin.man
//E*O*F Makefile//
echo x - grotwin.h
cat > "grotwin.h" << '//E*O*F grotwin.h//'
/***************************************
*
* Author : Nigel Holder
*
* Date : 10 July 1986
*
* Grotwin - provides a somewhat primitive windowing capability
* for people unfortunate enough to use the standard 24 x 80 type
* of terminal when the console is in use. Definitely written for
* 4.[2,3] at the present time, as Sys V.2 does not cater for pseudo
* terminals or have the select() facility (amongst other things !)
* (version 8 should fix this).
*
* Files used :-
*
* grotwin.c - window system initialisation
* deals with startup files
*
* manager.c - window manager
* deals with input and output
*
* window.c - window manipulator
* deals with aspects concerning windows
* during normal usage
*
* update.c - simulates dumb terminal for use
* with window manager.
*
* grotwin.h - header file for above
*
* utmp.c - utmp manipulator
* updates utmp entries for each window
*
* grotwin.make - makefile for above
*
* Bugs :-
*
* Can't have the situation where no windows are present !
* Needs a vt100 like terminal type
*
***************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <curses.h>
/*******************
* The following defines are very ascii dependent (which is good since its
* anti-IBM EBSDIC)
*******************/
/*******************
* maximum number of windows (maximum of 10 imposed), depends on
* stdin, stdout, stderr, utmp update and two per window
* (NOFILE is 30 on a Sun 2 running op sys version 2.2, normally 20
* though on unix systems)
*******************/
#define SYSTEM_WINDOWS ( (NOFILE - 4) / 2 )
#define MAX_WINDOWS ( 10 ) /* windows 0 to 9 */
#if ( MAX_WINDOWS > SYSTEM_WINDOWS )
#undef MAX_WINDOWS
#define MAX_WINDOWS ( SYSTEM_WINDOWS )
#endif MAX_WINDOWS
#define MAX_WINDOWS_PLUS ( MAX_WINDOWS + 1 )
#define REALLY_CONFUSED ( 2 )
#define READGRAIN ( 2 )
#define CTRL_MASK ( 0x1F )
#define WIN_SWITCH_NUMBER ( (unsigned char) 0x80 )
/* user window control commands */
#define SELECT ( 'a' & CTRL_MASK )
#define WIN_SWITCH ( 'w' & CTRL_MASK )
#define NEW_WINDOW ( 'n' & CTRL_MASK )
#define FORCED_EXIT ( 'f' & CTRL_MASK )
#define REMOVE_WIN ( 'r' & CTRL_MASK )
#define CLEAR ( 'z' & CTRL_MASK )
#define MOVE ( 'm' & CTRL_MASK )
#define EXPAND ( 'x' & CTRL_MASK )
#define VERTICAL_EXPAND ( 'v' & CTRL_MASK )
#define HORIZONTAL_EXPAND ( 'c' & CTRL_MASK )
#define EXPOSE_WINDOW ( 'e' & CTRL_MASK )
#define HIDE_WINDOW ( 'h' & CTRL_MASK )
#define SCREEN_REDRAW ( 'l' & CTRL_MASK )
#define XON ( 'q' & CTRL_MASK )
#define XOFF ( 's' & CTRL_MASK )
#define PAGE_MODE ( 'p' & CTRL_MASK )
#define OVERWRITE_MODE ( 'o' & CTRL_MASK )
#define TIME_TOGGLE ( 't' & CTRL_MASK )
#define INFORM ( 'i' & CTRL_MASK )
#define HELP ( '?' )
#define BUFLEN ( 256 )
#define TIME_RES ( 30 )
#define HIDE ( 0 )
#define DISPLAY ( 2 )
#define REMOVE ( 1 )
#define MAXARGS ( 20 )
#define WORLD_MIN_COLUMNS ( 20 )
#define WORLD_MIN_ROWS ( 6 )
#define MIN_COLUMNS ( 3 )
#define MIN_ROWS ( 4 ) /* 3 doesn't work */
#define OVERLAY ( 4 )
#define BOX ( 1 )
#define NOT_BOX ( 0 )
#define BAD_INPUT ( 0 )
#define MISTAKE ( 1 )
#define NORMAL ( 2 )
#define BACKGROUND '.'
#define WIN_STANDOUT ( (char) 0x80 )
#define WIN_STANDEND ( (char) 0x00 )
struct windowdetails {
int active;
int masterfd;
int slavefd;
int slavepid;
int slavemaskfd;
int output_blocked;
int output_paged;
int line_count;
int paged_page_full;
int overwrite;
int cursor_addressing;
int cursor_addr_passes;
int cursor_addr_row;
int lines;
int columns;
int x_current;
int y_current;
int x_start;
int y_start;
int x_end;
int y_end;
int readgrain;
int page_buf_length;
char **screenptr;
char *page_ptr;
char page_buf[BUFSIZ + 3];
char pseudo_ttyname[20];
char *progy;
char standout_mode;
};
/* dpz additions to grotwin.h for non-sun machines 08/23/86 */
#ifndef SUN
struct ttysize {
int ts_lines; /* number of lines on terminal */
int ts_cols; /* number of columns on terminal */
};
#define TIOCSSIZE _IOW(t,103,struct ttysize)/* set tty size */
#define SIGWINCH 28 /* window changed */
#undef NOFILE /* not on a sun, so make it 20 */
#define NOFILE 20
#endif
//E*O*F grotwin.h//
exit 0