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proc dll.Load, import_table:dword
mov esi,[import_table]
.next_lib: mov edx,[esi]
or edx,edx
jz .exit
push esi
mov esi,[esi+4]
mov edi,s_libdir.fname
@@: lodsb
stosb
or al,al
jnz @b
mcall 68,19,s_libdir
or eax,eax
jz .fail
stdcall dll.Link,eax,edx
stdcall dll.Init,[eax+4]
pop esi
add esi,8
jmp .next_lib
.exit: xor eax,eax
ret
.fail: add esp,4
xor eax,eax
inc eax
ret
endp
proc dll.Link, exp:dword,imp:dword
push eax
mov esi,[imp]
test esi,esi
jz .done
.next: lodsd
test eax,eax
jz .done
stdcall dll.GetProcAddress,[exp],eax
or eax,eax
jz @f
mov [esi-4],eax
jmp .next
@@: mov dword[esp],0
.done: pop eax
ret
endp
proc dll.Init, dllentry:dword
pushad
mov eax,mem.Alloc
mov ebx,mem.Free
mov ecx,mem.ReAlloc
mov edx,dll.Load
stdcall [dllentry]
popad
ret
endp
proc dll.GetProcAddress, exp:dword,sz_name:dword
mov edx,[exp]
xor eax,eax
.next: or edx,edx
jz .end
cmp dword[edx],0
jz .end
stdcall strcmp,[edx],[sz_name]
test eax,eax
jz .ok
add edx,8
jmp .next
.ok: mov eax,[edx+4]
.end: ret
endp
proc strcmp, str1:dword,str2:dword
push esi edi
mov esi,[str1]
mov edi,[str2]
xor eax,eax
@@: lodsb
scasb
jne .fail
or al,al
jnz @b
jmp .ok
.fail: or eax,-1
.ok: pop edi esi
ret
endp
s_libdir:
db '/sys/lib/'
.fname rb 32

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0.1.3 - 20.02.2009 - vkos
+ Launching with arguments
0.1.2.1 - 20.02.2009 - vkos
* Calling of printf is fixed
0.1.2 - 15.02.2009 - vkos
* More text in messages
0.1.1 - 14.02.2009 - vkos
+ Implemented console output
* Importing libio is deleted because we don't need it now
0.1 - 13.02.2009 - vkos
+ Implemented: reading configuration and running programme

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;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Copyright (C) Vasiliy Kosenko (vkos), 2009 ;;
;; Launch is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU ;;
;; General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 ;;
;; of the License, or (at your option) any later version. ;;
;; ;;
;; Launch is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without ;;
;; even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ;;
;; General Public License for more details. ;;
;; ;;
;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with Launch. ;;
;; If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. ;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;; Launch finds program in search dirictories and runs it. ;;
;; For more details see readme.txt ;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
APP_NAME fix 'Launch'
APP_VERSION fix '0.1.3'
use32
org 0x0
db 'MENUET01'
dd 0x01
dd START
dd APP_END
dd MEM_END
dd APP_STACK
dd args
dd path
define PATH_MAX_LEN 1024
define DEBUG_MAX_LEN 8
define DEBUG_DEFAULT debug_no_num
define BUFF_SIZE 1024
include 'macros.inc'
include 'proc32.inc'
include 'libio.inc'
include 'mem.inc'
include 'dll.inc'
START:
;; Initialize process heap
mcall 68,11
test eax, eax
jz exit
;; Import modules
stdcall dll.Load,importTable
test eax, eax
jnz exit
read_ini:
;; First read config in /sys/etc
invoke ini.get_str, etc_cfg, cfg_main, cfg_path, search_path, PATH_MAX_LEN, empty_str
;; Next, read config from current directory
;; Find end of path string
.find_path_eol:
mov edi, path
mov ecx, PATH_MAX_LEN
xor al, al
cld
repne scasb
;; Append ext to run path (NOTE: this work only when config file has name <launch-file-name>.cfg and ext size is dword)
mov eax, dword [cfg_ext]
dec edi
mov dword [edi], eax
mov byte [edi+5], 0
;; Currently there is no checking for repeating pathes, so we should only concatenate two strings
;; So we need to find end of current search_path string
.find_search_eol:
mov edi, search_path
mov ecx, PATH_MAX_LEN
xor al, al
;cld
repne scasb
dec edi
;; Now we need to correct buffer length
mov eax, path+PATH_MAX_LEN
sub eax, edi
;; Read ini
invoke ini.get_str, path, cfg_main, cfg_path, edi, PATH_MAX_LEN, empty_str
read_ini_debug:
;; Read debug options from config files
invoke ini.get_str, etc_cfg, cfg_debug, cfg_debug, debug_option, DEBUG_MAX_LEN, DEBUG_DEFAULT
invoke ini.get_str, path, cfg_debug, cfg_debug, debug_option, DEBUG_MAX_LEN, debug_option
;; Now convert debug_option from string to number of debug mode
mov ebx, modes-4
.convert:
mov al, byte [debug_option]
cmp al, 10
jbe .converted
.convert_nxt:
add ebx, 4
mov esi, dword [ebx]
test esi, esi
je .set_default ;; String is incorrect, so set default
mov edi, debug_option
.conv_loop:
mov al, byte [esi]
cmp al, byte [edi]
jne .convert_nxt ;; Not equal, so try next
test al, al
je .found ;; Equal, end of loop
inc esi
inc edi
jmp .conv_loop
.set_default:
mov al, byte [DEBUG_DEFAULT]
mov byte [debug_option], al
jmp .converted
.found:
sub ebx, modes
shr ebx, 2
add ebx, modes_nums
mov al, byte [ebx]
mov byte [debug_option], al
.converted:
dec al
test al, al
je .ok
dec al
test al, al
je .con_init
.noconsole:
mov al, 1
mov byte [debug_option], al
jmp .ok
.con_init:
stdcall dll.Load, consoleImport
test eax, eax
jnz .noconsole
invoke con.init, -1, -1, -1, -1, WinTitle
.read_level:
invoke ini.get_int, etc_cfg, cfg_debug, cfg_level, 0
invoke ini.get_int, path, cfg_debug, cfg_level, eax
mov dword [debug_level], eax
.ok:
parse_args:
;; Now parse command line arguments
;; TODO: use optparse library
;; Currently the only argument to parse is program name
.skip_spaces:
mov ecx, -1
mov edi, args
mov al, ' '
;cld
repe scasb
push edi
mov ecx, -1
repne scasb
mov dword [prog_args], edi
pop edi
dec edi
;; Now edi = program name
;; End of preparations! Now we can find file and launch it.
search_file:
push edi
mov esi, search_path
xchg esi, [esp]
.loop:
or dl, dl
je .prn_dbg
xor dl, dl
jmp .prn_end
.prn_dbg:
push eax
mov al, byte [debug_option]
dec al
test al, al
je .prn_stp
mov eax, dword [debug_level]
or eax, eax
je .prn_stp
dec eax
or eax, eax
je .prn_1
.prn_1:
cinvoke con.printf, message_dbg_not_found, buff
.prn_stp:
pop eax
.prn_end:
xor eax, eax ;; When we check is proramme launched we are checking for eax
xchg esi, [esp]
mov edi, buff
.copy_path:
lodsb
cmp al, ';'
je .copy_file
or al, al
je exit
stosb
jmp .copy_path
.copy_file:
xchg esi, [esp]
push esi
.cp_file_loop:
lodsb
or al, al
je .copy_end
cmp al, ' '
je .copy_end
stosb
jmp .cp_file_loop
.copy_end:
pop esi
xor al, al
stosb
;; Try to launch
mov dword [LaunchStruct.Function], 7
push dword [prog_args]
pop dword [LaunchStruct.Arguments]
mov dword [LaunchStruct.Flags], 0
mov dword [LaunchStruct.Zero], 0
mov dword [LaunchStruct.FileNameP], buff
mcall 70, LaunchStruct
cmp eax, 0
jl .loop
exit:
push eax
;; If console is present we should write some info
mov al, byte [debug_option]
cmp al, 2
je .write_console
.close:
mcall -1
.write_console:
pop eax
test eax, eax
jz .write_error
.write_launched:
cinvoke con.printf, message_ok, buff, eax, eax
jmp .wr_end
.write_error:
pop edi
cinvoke con.printf, message_error, edi
.wr_end:
invoke con.exit, 0
jmp .close
align 16
importTable:
library \
libini, 'libini.obj';, \
; libio, 'libio.obj', \
import libini, \
ini.get_str ,'ini.get_str', \
\; ini.set_str ,'ini.set_str', \
ini.get_int ,'ini.get_int';, \
\; ini.set_int ,'ini.set_int', \
; ini.get_color,'ini.get_color', \
; ini.set_color,'ini.set_color'
;import libio, \
; file.find_first,'file.find_first', \
; file.find_next ,'file.find_next', \
; file.find_close,'file.find_close', \
; file.size ,'file.size', \
; file.open ,'file.open', \
; file.read ,'file.read', \
; file.write ,'file.write', \
; file.seek ,'file.seek', \
; file.tell ,'file.tell', \
; file.eof? ,'file.eof?', \
; file.truncate ,'file.truncate', \
; file.close ,'file.close'
consoleImport:
library \
conlib, 'console.obj'
import conlib, \
con.init, 'con.init',\
con.exit, 'con.exit',\
con.printf, 'con.printf';,\
; con.write_asciiz, 'con.write_asciiz'
align 16
APP_DATA:
WinTitle:
db APP_NAME, ' ', APP_VERSION, 0
message_dbg_not_found:
db '%s not found', 10, 0
message_error:
db 'File (%s) not found!', 0
message_ok:
db '%s loaded succesfully. PID: %d (0x%X)'
empty_str:
db 0
etc_cfg:
db '/sys/etc/'
cfg_name:
db 'launch'
cfg_ext:
db '.cfg', 0
cfg_main:
db 'main', 0
cfg_path:
db 'path', 0
cfg_debug:
db 'debug', 0
cfg_level:
db 'level', 0
modes:
dd debug_no
dd debug_console
dd 0
debug_no:
db 'no', 0
debug_console:
db 'console', 0
modes_nums:
debug_no_num:
db 1
debug_console_num:
db 2
debug_level:
dd 0
LaunchStruct FileInfoRun
args: db 0
APP_END:
rb 255
prog_args:
rd 1
path:
rb 1024
search_path:
rb PATH_MAX_LEN
debug_option:
rb DEBUG_MAX_LEN
buff:
rb BUFF_SIZE
rb 0x1000 ;; 4 Kb stack
APP_STACK:
MEM_END:

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[main]
# Directories to search
# All directories should ends by '/;' (without quotes)
path=/sys/;/sys/utils/;/sys/3d/;/sys/demos/;/sys/develop/;/sys/fm/;/sys/games/;/sys/media/;
[debug]
# debug: one of no, console.
debug=console
#debug=no
# level: 0 - show only ok/error messages, 1 - show for each directory
level=1

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0x267D MEM_END
0x267D APP_STACK
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0x8 RECT.right
0xC RECT.bottom
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0xC BOX.height
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0x3E process_information.client_box.width
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0x24 system_colors.work_graph
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0xC FileInfoA.DateCreate.date
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0x10 FileInfoW.DateAccess.time
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0x1 sub?2V.FileNameP
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0x0 FileInfoRun.Function
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0x10 FileInfoRun.Reserved1
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0x0 FileInfo.Attributes
0x4 FileInfo.Flags
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0x8 FileInfo.DateCreate.time
0x8 FileInfo.DateCreatesub?0p
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0x9 FileInfo.DateCreate.min
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0xC FileInfo.DateCreatesub?0x
0xC FileInfo.DateCreate.date
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0xC FileInfo.DateCreate.day
0xD FileInfo.DateCreate.month
0xE FileInfo.DateCreate.year
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0x10 FileInfo.DateAccess.time
0x10 FileInfo.DateAccesssub?0p
0x10 FileInfo.DateAccess.sec
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0x12 FileInfo.DateAccess.hour
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0x14 FileInfo.DateAccess.date
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0x19 FileInfo.DateModify.min
0x1A FileInfo.DateModify.hour
0x1C FileInfo.DateModifysub?0x
0x1C FileInfo.DateModify.date
0x1C FileInfo.DateModifysub?10
0x1C FileInfo.DateModify.day
0x1D FileInfo.DateModify.month
0x1E FileInfo.DateModify.year
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0x20 FileInfo.FileSize
0x20 FileInfosub?1m
0x20 FileInfo.FileSizeLow
0x24 FileInfo.FileSizeHigh
0x28 FileInfo.FileName
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0x3A mem.ReAlloc
0x61 mem.Free
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0x81 dll.Load.next_lib
0xBC dll.Load.exit
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0x15D s_libdir
0xC2 dll.Load.fail
0xCC dll.Link
0xFA dll.Init
0xF5 dll.Link.done
0xD7 dll.Link.next
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0x11A dll.GetProcAddress.next
0x139 dll.GetProcAddress.end
0x13D strcmp
0x136 dll.GetProcAddress.ok
0x154 strcmp.fail
0x157 strcmp.ok
0x3DD exit
0x430 importTable
0x1A8 read_ini
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0x52A cfg_main
0x52F cfg_path
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0x448 ini.get_str
0x1CC read_ini.find_path_eol
0x525 cfg_ext
0x1E7 read_ini.find_search_eol
0x21D read_ini_debug
0x534 cfg_debug
0x1275 debug_option
0x557 debug_no_num
0x540 modes
0x264 read_ini_debug.convert
0x2AB read_ini_debug.converted
0x26D read_ini_debug.convert_nxt
0x289 read_ini_debug.set_default
0x27B read_ini_debug.conv_loop
0x295 read_ini_debug.found
0x557 modes_nums
0x313 read_ini_debug.ok
0x2C0 read_ini_debug.con_init
0x2B7 read_ini_debug.noconsole
0x46C consoleImport
0x4C0 WinTitle
0x484 con.init
0x2E1 read_ini_debug.read_level
0x53A cfg_level
0x44C ini.get_int
0x559 debug_level
0x313 parse_args
0x313 parse_args.skip_spaces
0xA71 prog_args
0x32D search_file
0x336 search_file.loop
0x33E search_file.prn_dbg
0x36C search_file.prn_end
0x36B search_file.prn_stp
0x358 search_file.prn_1
0x4CD message_dbg_not_found
0x127D buff
0x48C con.printf
0x376 search_file.copy_path
0x382 search_file.copy_file
0x386 search_file.cp_file_loop
0x392 search_file.copy_end
0x55D LaunchStruct.Function
0x565 LaunchStruct.Arguments
0x561 LaunchStruct.Flags
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0x572 LaunchStruct.FileNameP
0x55D LaunchStruct
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0x3E7 exit.close
0x408 exit.write_error
0x3F1 exit.write_launched
0x4F0 message_ok
0x418 exit.wr_end
0x4DB message_error
0x488 con.exit
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0x43C __libini_library_name__
0x454 __ini.get_str_import_name__
0x460 __ini.get_int_import_name__
0x484 __conlib_library_table__
0x478 __conlib_library_name__
0x494 __con.init_import_name__
0x4A0 __con.exit_import_name__
0x4AC __con.printf_import_name__
0x4C0 APP_DATA
0x51F cfg_name
0x54C debug_no
0x54F debug_console
0x558 debug_console_num
0x569 LaunchStruct.Reserved0
0x56D LaunchStruct.Reserved1
0x571 LaunchStructsub?2V
0x571 LaunchStruct.FileName
0x571 LaunchStructsub?2Y

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;;================================================================================================;;
;;//// libio.inc //// (c) mike.dld, 2007-2008 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////;;
;; This is a modified version of original libio.inc ;;
;; (c) vkos, 2009 ;;
;;================================================================================================;;
;; ;;
;; This file is part of Common development libraries (Libs-Dev). ;;
;; ;;
;; Libs-Dev is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU ;;
;; Lesser General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2.1 ;;
;; of the License, or (at your option) any later version. ;;
;; ;;
;; Libs-Dev is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without ;;
;; even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ;;
;; Lesser General Public License for more details. ;;
;; ;;
;; You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with Libs-Dev. ;;
;; If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. ;;
;; ;;
;;================================================================================================;;
O_BINARY = 00000000b
O_READ = 00000001b
O_WRITE = 00000010b
O_CREATE = 00000100b
O_SHARE = 00001000b
O_TEXT = 00010000b
SEEK_SET = 0
SEEK_CUR = 1
SEEK_END = 2
struct FileDateTime
union
time dd ?
struct
sec db ?
min db ?
hour db ?
ends
ends
union
date dd ?
struct
day db ?
month db ?
year dw ?
ends
ends
ends
struct FileInfoBlock
Function dd ?
Position dd ?
Flags dd ?
Count dd ?
Buffer dd ?
db ?
FileName dd ?
ends
struct FileInfoHeader
Version dd ?
FilesRead dd ?
FilesCount dd ?
rd 5
ends
struct FileInfoA
Attributes dd ?
Flags dd ?
DateCreate FileDateTime
DateAccess FileDateTime
DateModify FileDateTime
union
FileSize dq ?
struct
FileSizeLow dd ?
FileSizeHigh dd ?
ends
ends
FileName rb 252
ends
struct FileInfoW
Attributes dd ?
Flags dd ?
DateCreate FileDateTime
DateAccess FileDateTime
DateModify FileDateTime
union
FileSize dq ?
struct
FileSizeLow dd ?
FileSizeHigh dd ?
ends
ends
FileName rw 260
ends
;; 13.02.2009 - vkos {
struct FileInfoRun
Function dd 7
Flags dd ?
Arguments dd 0
Reserved0 dd ?
Reserved1 dd ?
union
FileName rb 1024
struct
Zero db 0
FileNameP dd ?
ends
ends
ends
;; vkos }
virtual at 0
FileInfo FileInfoA
FileInfo fix FileInfoA
sizeof.FileInfo fix sizeof.FileInfoA
end virtual
FA_READONLY = 00000001b
FA_HIDDEN = 00000010b
FA_SYSTEM = 00000100b
FA_LABEL = 00001000b
FA_FOLDER = 00010000b
FA_ARCHIVED = 00100000b
FA_ANY = 00111111b

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@^ fix macro comment {
^@ fix }
; -------------------------
macro library [lname,fname]
{
forward
dd __#lname#_library_table__,__#lname#_library_name__
common
dd 0
forward
align 4
__#lname#_library_name__ db fname,0
}
macro import lname,[name,sname]
{
common
align 4
__#lname#_library_table__:
forward
if used name
name dd __#name#_import_name__
end if
common
dd 0
forward
if used name
align 4
__#name#_import_name__ db sname,0
end if
}
macro export [name,sname]
{
forward
dd __#name#_export_name__,name
common
dd 0
forward
align 4
__#name#_export_name__ db sname,0
}
; -------------------------
macro m2m dest,src {
push src
pop dest
}
macro iglobal {
IGlobals equ IGlobals,
macro __IGlobalBlock { }
macro uglobal {
UGlobals equ UGlobals,
macro __UGlobalBlock { }
endg fix } ; Use endg for ending iglobal and uglobal blocks.
macro IncludeIGlobals{
macro IGlobals dummy,[n] \{ __IGlobalBlock
purge __IGlobalBlock \}
match I, IGlobals \{ I \} }
macro IncludeUGlobals{
macro UGlobals dummy,[n] \{
\common
\local begin, size
begin = $
virtual at $
\forward
__UGlobalBlock
purge __UGlobalBlock
\common
size = $ - begin
end virtual
rb size
\}
match U, UGlobals \{ U \} }
uglobal
endg
iglobal
endg
; new application structure
macro meos_app_start
{
use32
org 0x0
db 'MENUET01'
dd 0x01
dd __start
dd __end
dd __memory
dd __stack
if used __params & ~defined __params
dd __params
else
dd 0x0
end if
if used __path & ~defined __path
dd __path
else
dd 0x0
end if
}
MEOS_APP_START fix meos_app_start
macro code
{
__start:
}
CODE fix code
macro data
{
__data:
IncludeIGlobals
}
DATA fix data
macro udata
{
if used __params & ~defined __params
__params:
db 0
__end:
rb 255
else
__end:
end if
__udata:
IncludeUGlobals
}
UDATA fix udata
macro meos_app_end
{
align 32
rb 2048
__stack:
__memory:
}
MEOS_APP_END fix meos_app_end
; macro for defining multiline text data
struc mstr [sstring]
{
forward
local ssize
virtual at 0
db sstring
ssize = $
end virtual
dd ssize
db sstring
common
dd -1
}
; macro for defining multiline text data
struc mls [sstring]
{
forward
local ssize
virtual at 0
db sstring ; mod
ssize = $
end virtual
db ssize
db sstring
common
db -1 ; mod
}
; strings
macro sz name,[data] { ; from MFAR [mike.dld]
common
if used name
name db data
.size = $-name
end if
}
macro lsz name,[lng,data] { ; from MFAR [mike.dld]
common
if used name
label name
forward
if lang eq lng
db data
end if
common
.size = $-name
end if
}
macro szc name,elsz,[data] { ; from MFAR [mike.dld]
common
local s,m
m = 0
if used name
label name
forward
virtual at 0
db data
s = $
end virtual
d#elsz s
if m < s
m = s
end if
db data
common
.size = $-name
.maxl = m
end if
}
macro lszc name,elsz,[lng,data] { ; from MFAR [mike.dld]
common
local s,m,c
m = 0
c = 0
if used name
label name
forward
if lang eq lng
virtual at 0
db data
s = $
end virtual
d#elsz s
if m < s
m = s
end if
db data
c = c+1
end if
common
.size = $-name
.maxl = m
.count = c
end if
}
; easy system call macro
macro mpack dest, hsrc, lsrc
{
if (hsrc eqtype 0) & (lsrc eqtype 0)
mov dest, (hsrc) shl 16 + lsrc
else
if (hsrc eqtype 0) & (~lsrc eqtype 0)
mov dest, (hsrc) shl 16
add dest, lsrc
else
mov dest, hsrc
shl dest, 16
add dest, lsrc
end if
end if
}
macro __mov reg,a,b { ; mike.dld
if (~a eq)&(~b eq)
mpack reg,a,b
else if (~a eq)&(b eq)
mov reg,a
end if
}
include 'config.inc'
;__CPU_type equ p5
SYSENTER_VAR equ 0
macro mcall a,b,c,d,e,f { ; mike.dld, updated by Ghost for Fast System Calls
local ..ret_point
__mov eax,a
__mov ebx,b
__mov ecx,c
__mov edx,d
__mov esi,e
__mov edi,f
if __CPU_type eq p5
int 0x40
else
if __CPU_type eq p6
push ebp
mov ebp, esp
push ..ret_point ; it may be 2 or 5 byte
sysenter
..ret_point:
pop edx
pop ecx
else
if __CPU_type eq k6
push ecx
syscall
pop ecx
else
display 'ERROR : unknown CPU type (set to p5)', 10, 13
__CPU_type equ p5
int 0x40
end if
end if
end if
}
; -------------------------
macro header a,[b] {
common
use32
org 0
db 'MENUET',a
forward
if b eq
dd 0
else
dd b
end if }
macro section name { align 16
label name }
macro func name {
if ~used name
display 'FUNC NOT USED: ',`name,13,10
else
align 4
name:
;diff16 `name,0,name
;pushad
;pushfd
;dps `name
;newline
;mcall 5,1
;popfd
;popad
}
macro endf { end if }
macro diff16 title,l1,l2
{
local s,d
s = l2-l1
display title,': 0x'
repeat 8
d = '0' + s shr ((8-%) shl 2) and $0F
if d > '9'
d = d + 'A'-'9'-1
end if
display d
end repeat
display 13,10
}
macro diff10 title,l1,l2
{
local s,d,z,m
s = l2-l1
z = 0
m = 1000000000
display title,': '
repeat 10
d = '0' + s / m
s = s - (s/m)*m
m = m / 10
if d <> '0'
z = 1
end if
if z <> 0
display d
end if
end repeat
display 13,10
}
; optimize the code for size
__regs fix <eax,ebx,ecx,edx,esi,edi,ebp,esp>
macro add arg1,arg2
{
if (arg2 eqtype 0)
if (arg2) = 1
inc arg1
else
add arg1,arg2
end if
else
add arg1,arg2
end if
}
macro sub arg1,arg2
{
if (arg2 eqtype 0)
if (arg2) = 1
dec arg1
else
sub arg1,arg2
end if
else
sub arg1,arg2
end if
}
macro mov arg1,arg2
{
if (arg1 in __regs) & ((arg2 eqtype 0) | (arg2 eqtype '0'))
if (arg2) = 0
xor arg1,arg1
else if (arg2) = 1
xor arg1,arg1
inc arg1
else if (arg2) = -1
or arg1,-1
else if (arg2) > -128 & (arg2) < 128
push arg2
pop arg1
else
mov arg1,arg2
end if
else
mov arg1,arg2
end if
}
macro RGB [a] {
common
match (r=,g=,b),a \{
\dd ((r) shl 16) or ((g) shl 8) or (b)
\}
}
struc POINT _t,_dx,_dy {
.x _t _dx
.y _t _dy
}
; structure definition helper
include 'struct.inc'
struct RECT
left dd ?
top dd ?
right dd ?
bottom dd ?
ends
struct BOX
left dd ?
top dd ?
width dd ?
height dd ?
ends
; structures used in MeOS
struct process_information
cpu_usage dd ? ; +0
window_stack_position dw ? ; +4
window_stack_value dw ? ; +6
dw ? ; +8
process_name rb 12 ; +10
memory_start dd ? ; +22
used_memory dd ? ; +26
PID dd ? ; +30
box BOX ; +34
slot_state dw ? ; +50
dw ? ; +52
client_box BOX ; +54
wnd_state db ? ; +70
rb (1024-71)
ends
struct system_colors
frame dd ?
grab dd ?
grab_button dd ?
grab_button_text dd ?
grab_text dd ?
work dd ?
work_button dd ?
work_button_text dd ?
work_text dd ?
work_graph dd ?
ends
struct FILEDATE
Second db ?
Minute db ?
Hour db ?
db ?
Day db ?
Month db ?
Year dw ?
ends
struct FILEINFO
Attributes dd ?
IsUnicode db ?
db 3 dup(?)
DateCreate FILEDATE
DateAccess FILEDATE
DateModify FILEDATE
Size dq ?
ends
; constants
; events
EV_IDLE = 0
EV_TIMER = 0
EV_REDRAW = 1
EV_KEY = 2
EV_BUTTON = 3
EV_EXIT = 4
EV_BACKGROUND = 5
EV_MOUSE = 6
EV_IPC = 7
EV_STACK = 8
; event mask bits for function 40
EVM_REDRAW = 1b
EVM_KEY = 10b
EVM_BUTTON = 100b
EVM_EXIT = 1000b
EVM_BACKGROUND = 10000b
EVM_MOUSE = 100000b
EVM_IPC = 1000000b
EVM_STACK = 10000000b

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;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
proc mem.Alloc,size ;/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
push ebx ecx
mov ecx,[size]
;*** add ecx,4
mcall 68,12
;*** add ecx,-4
;*** mov [eax],ecx
;*** add eax,4
pop ecx ebx
ret
endp
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
proc mem.ReAlloc,mptr,size ;//////////////////////////////////////////////////
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
push ebx ecx edx
mov ecx,[size]
or ecx,ecx
jz @f
;*** add ecx,4
@@: mov edx,[mptr]
or edx,edx
jz @f
;*** add edx,-4
@@: mcall 68,20
or eax,eax
jz @f
;*** add ecx,-4
;*** mov [eax],ecx
;*** add eax,4
@@: pop edx ecx ebx
ret
endp
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
proc mem.Free,mptr ;//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
push ebx ecx
mov ecx,[mptr]
or ecx,ecx
jz @f
;*** add ecx,-4
@@: mcall 68,13
pop ecx ebx
ret
endp

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; Macroinstructions for defining and calling procedures
macro stdcall proc,[arg] ; directly call STDCALL procedure
{ common
if ~ arg eq
reverse
pushd arg
common
end if
call proc }
macro invoke proc,[arg] ; indirectly call STDCALL procedure
{ common
if ~ arg eq
reverse
pushd arg
common
end if
call [proc] }
macro ccall proc,[arg] ; directly call CDECL procedure
{ common
size@ccall = 0
if ~ arg eq
reverse
pushd arg
size@ccall = size@ccall+4
common
end if
call proc
if size@ccall
add esp,size@ccall
end if }
macro cinvoke proc,[arg] ; indirectly call CDECL procedure
{ common
size@ccall = 0
if ~ arg eq
reverse
pushd arg
size@ccall = size@ccall+4
common
end if
call [proc]
if size@ccall
add esp,size@ccall
end if }
macro proc [args] ; define procedure
{ common
match name params, args>
\{ define@proc name,<params \} }
prologue@proc equ prologuedef
macro prologuedef procname,flag,parmbytes,localbytes,reglist
{ if parmbytes | localbytes
push ebp
mov ebp,esp
if localbytes
sub esp,localbytes
end if
end if
irps reg, reglist \{ push reg \} }
epilogue@proc equ epiloguedef
macro epiloguedef procname,flag,parmbytes,localbytes,reglist
{ irps reg, reglist \{ reverse pop reg \}
if parmbytes | localbytes
leave
end if
if flag and 10000b
retn
else
retn parmbytes
end if }
macro define@proc name,statement
{ local params,flag,regs,parmbytes,localbytes,current
if used name
name:
match =stdcall args, statement \{ params equ args
flag = 11b \}
match =stdcall, statement \{ params equ
flag = 11b \}
match =c args, statement \{ params equ args
flag = 10001b \}
match =c, statement \{ params equ
flag = 10001b \}
match =params, params \{ params equ statement
flag = 0 \}
virtual at ebp+8
match =uses reglist=,args, params \{ regs equ reglist
params equ args \}
match =regs =uses reglist, regs params \{ regs equ reglist
params equ \}
match =regs, regs \{ regs equ \}
match =,args, params \{ defargs@proc args \}
match =args@proc args, args@proc params \{ defargs@proc args \}
parmbytes = $ - (ebp+8)
end virtual
name # % = parmbytes/4
all@vars equ
current = 0
match prologue:reglist, prologue@proc:<regs> \{ prologue name,flag,parmbytes,localbytes,reglist \}
macro locals
\{ virtual at ebp-localbytes+current
macro label def \\{ match . type,def> \\\{ deflocal@proc .,label,<type \\\} \\}
struc db [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,db,val \\}
struc du [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,du,val \\}
struc dw [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,dw,val \\}
struc dp [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,dp,val \\}
struc dd [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,dd,val \\}
struc dt [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,dt,val \\}
struc dq [val] \\{ \common deflocal@proc .,dq,val \\}
struc rb cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rb cnt, \\}
struc rw cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rw cnt, \\}
struc rp cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rp cnt, \\}
struc rd cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rd cnt, \\}
struc rt cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rt cnt, \\}
struc rq cnt \\{ deflocal@proc .,rq cnt, \\} \}
macro endl
\{ purge label
restruc db,du,dw,dp,dd,dt,dq
restruc rb,rw,rp,rd,rt,rq
current = $-(ebp-localbytes)
end virtual \}
macro ret operand
\{ match any, operand \\{ retn operand \\}
match , operand \\{ match epilogue:reglist, epilogue@proc:<regs>
\\\{ epilogue name,flag,parmbytes,localbytes,reglist \\\} \\} \}
macro finish@proc \{ localbytes = (((current-1) shr 2)+1) shl 2
end if \} }
macro defargs@proc [arg]
{ common
if ~ arg eq
forward
local ..arg,current@arg
match argname:type, arg
\{ current@arg equ argname
label ..arg type
argname equ ..arg
if dqword eq type
dd ?,?,?,?
else if tbyte eq type
dd ?,?,?
else if qword eq type | pword eq type
dd ?,?
else
dd ?
end if \}
match =current@arg,current@arg
\{ current@arg equ arg
arg equ ..arg
..arg dd ? \}
common
args@proc equ current@arg
forward
restore current@arg
common
end if }
macro deflocal@proc name,def,[val]
{ common
match vars, all@vars \{ all@vars equ all@vars, \}
all@vars equ all@vars name
forward
local ..var,..tmp
match =label,def \{ ..tmp equ \}
match tmp,..tmp \{ ..var def val \}
match ,..tmp \{ label ..var val \}
match =?, val \{ ..tmp equ \}
match any =dup (=?), val \{ ..tmp equ \}
match tmp : value, ..tmp : val
\{ tmp: end virtual
initlocal@proc ..var,def value
virtual at tmp\}
common
match first rest, ..var, \{ name equ first \} }
macro initlocal@proc name,def
{ virtual at name
def
size@initlocal = $ - name
end virtual
position@initlocal = 0
while size@initlocal > position@initlocal
virtual at name
def
if size@initlocal - position@initlocal < 2
current@initlocal = 1
load byte@initlocal byte from name+position@initlocal
else if size@initlocal - position@initlocal < 4
current@initlocal = 2
load word@initlocal word from name+position@initlocal
else
current@initlocal = 4
load dword@initlocal dword from name+position@initlocal
end if
end virtual
if current@initlocal = 1
mov byte [name+position@initlocal],byte@initlocal
else if current@initlocal = 2
mov word [name+position@initlocal],word@initlocal
else
mov dword [name+position@initlocal],dword@initlocal
end if
position@initlocal = position@initlocal + current@initlocal
end while }
macro endp
{ purge ret,locals,endl
finish@proc
purge finish@proc
restore regs@proc
match all,args@proc \{ restore all \}
restore args@proc
match all,all@vars \{ restore all \} }
macro local [var]
{ common
locals
forward done@local equ
match varname[count]:vartype, var
\{ match =BYTE, vartype \\{ varname rb count
restore done@local \\}
match =WORD, vartype \\{ varname rw count
restore done@local \\}
match =DWORD, vartype \\{ varname rd count
restore done@local \\}
match =PWORD, vartype \\{ varname rp count
restore done@local \\}
match =QWORD, vartype \\{ varname rq count
restore done@local \\}
match =TBYTE, vartype \\{ varname rt count
restore done@local \\}
match =DQWORD, vartype \\{ label varname dqword
rq count+count
restore done@local \\}
match , done@local \\{ virtual
varname vartype
end virtual
rb count*sizeof.\#vartype
restore done@local \\} \}
match :varname:vartype, done@local:var
\{ match =BYTE, vartype \\{ varname db ?
restore done@local \\}
match =WORD, vartype \\{ varname dw ?
restore done@local \\}
match =DWORD, vartype \\{ varname dd ?
restore done@local \\}
match =PWORD, vartype \\{ varname dp ?
restore done@local \\}
match =QWORD, vartype \\{ varname dq ?
restore done@local \\}
match =TBYTE, vartype \\{ varname dt ?
restore done@local \\}
match =DQWORD, vartype \\{ label varname dqword
dq ?,?
restore done@local \\}
match , done@local \\{ varname vartype
restore done@local \\} \}
match ,done@local
\{ var
restore done@local \}
common
endl }

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==================== <20>ãá᪨© ====================
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¤«ï ¢ë¢®¤  ¢ ª®­á®«ì ­ã¦­  ¨§¬¥­ñ­­ ï ¡¨¡«¨®â¥ª  console.obj!
==================== English ====================
Version: 0.1.3
Launch is a programme that launches applications from search dirictories.
On the start it reads file launch.cfg in /sys/etc and in current dirictory.
Than it reads command line arguments. Priority of arguments is as reading.
Now there are few command line arguments: the name of application and its arguments.
Configuration:
main.path - path to search dirictories
debug.debug - debug options (no or console)
debug.level - debug level (0 - show only ok/error messages, 1 - show for each directory)
ATTENTION:
to use console output you need new console.obj library!

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; Macroinstructions for defining data structures
macro struct name
{ fields@struct equ name
match child parent, name \{ fields@struct equ child,fields@\#parent \}
sub@struct equ
struc db [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,db,<val> \}
struc dw [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dw,<val> \}
struc du [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,du,<val> \}
struc dd [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dd,<val> \}
struc dp [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dp,<val> \}
struc dq [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dq,<val> \}
struc dt [val] \{ \common fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dt,<val> \}
struc rb count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,db,count dup (?) \}
struc rw count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dw,count dup (?) \}
struc rd count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dd,count dup (?) \}
struc rp count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dp,count dup (?) \}
struc rq count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dq,count dup (?) \}
struc rt count \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,dt,count dup (?) \}
macro db [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,db,<val> \}
macro dw [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dw,<val> \}
macro du [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,du,<val> \}
macro dd [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dd,<val> \}
macro dp [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dp,<val> \}
macro dq [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dq,<val> \}
macro dt [val] \{ \common \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dt,<val> \}
macro rb count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,db,count dup (?) \}
macro rw count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dw,count dup (?) \}
macro rd count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dd,count dup (?) \}
macro rp count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dp,count dup (?) \}
macro rq count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dq,count dup (?) \}
macro rt count \{ \local anonymous
fields@struct equ fields@struct,anonymous,dt,count dup (?) \}
macro union \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,,union,<
sub@struct equ union \}
macro struct \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,,substruct,<
sub@struct equ substruct \}
virtual at 0 }
macro ends
{ match , sub@struct \{ restruc db,dw,du,dd,dp,dq,dt
restruc rb,rw,rd,rp,rq,rt
purge db,dw,du,dd,dp,dq,dt
purge rb,rw,rd,rp,rq,rt
purge union,struct
match name=,fields,fields@struct \\{ fields@struct equ
make@struct name,fields
fields@\\#name equ fields \\}
end virtual \}
match any, sub@struct \{ fields@struct equ fields@struct> \}
restore sub@struct }
macro make@struct name,[field,type,def]
{ common
if $
display 'Error: definition of ',`name,' contains illegal instructions.',0Dh,0Ah
err
end if
local define
define equ name
forward
local sub
match , field \{ make@substruct type,name,sub def
define equ define,.,sub, \}
match any, field \{ define equ define,.#field,type,<def> \}
common
match fields, define \{ define@struct fields \} }
macro define@struct name,[field,type,def]
{ common
local list
list equ
forward
if ~ field eq .
name#field type def
sizeof.#name#field = $ - name#field
else
rb sizeof.#type
end if
local value
match any, list \{ list equ list, \}
list equ list <value>
common
sizeof.#name = $
restruc name
match values, list \{
struc name value \\{
match any, fields@struct \\\{ fields@struct equ fields@struct,.,name,<values> \\\}
match , fields@struct \\\{ label .
forward
match , value \\\\{ field type def \\\\}
match any, value \\\\{ field type value
if ~ field eq .
rb sizeof.#name#field - ($-field)
end if \\\\}
common \\\} \\} \} }
macro enable@substruct
{ macro make@substruct substruct,parent,name,[field,type,def]
\{ \common
\local define
define equ parent,name
\forward
\local sub
match , field \\{ match any, type \\\{ enable@substruct
make@substruct type,name,sub def
purge make@substruct
define equ define,.,sub, \\\} \\}
match any, field \\{ define equ define,.\#field,type,<def> \\}
\common
match fields, define \\{ define@\#substruct fields \\} \} }
enable@substruct
macro define@union parent,name,[field,type,def]
{ common
virtual at 0
forward
if ~ field eq .
virtual at 0
parent#field type def
sizeof.#parent#field = $ - parent#field
end virtual
if sizeof.#parent#field > $
rb sizeof.#parent#field - $
end if
else if sizeof.#type > $
rb sizeof.#type - $
end if
common
sizeof.#name = $
end virtual
struc name [value] \{ \common
label .\#name
last@union equ
forward
match any, last@union \\{ virtual at .\#name
field type def
end virtual \\}
match , last@union \\{ match , value \\\{ field type def \\\}
match any, value \\\{ field type value \\\} \\}
last@union equ field
common rb sizeof.#name - ($ - .\#name) \} }
macro define@substruct parent,name,[field,type,def]
{ common
virtual at 0
forward
if ~ field eq .
parent#field type def
sizeof.#parent#field = $ - parent#field
else
rb sizeof.#type
end if
local value
common
sizeof.#name = $
end virtual
struc name value \{
label .\#name
forward
match , value \\{ field type def \\}
match any, value \\{ field type value
if ~ field eq .
rb sizeof.#parent#field - ($-field)
end if \\}
common \} }