QA findings from a multi-round review of the FreeDOS submission prep work:
- TUI rendering refactor: src/tui.c emitted ANSI escape sequences via
printf, which displays as raw text on bare FreeDOS (no ANSI.SYS).
Add four HAL ops (tui_enter, tui_leave, render_run, set_cursor_shape)
and route per-cell rendering through them. POSIX backend keeps the
ANSI path; DOS backend drives BIOS INT 10h via the existing
bios_set_cursor / bios_write_char helpers. The TUI's logical cursor
goes through the saved orig_locate to avoid recursing through the
swapped-in gw_hal->locate.
- DOS extended-key mapping: dos_getch returns 0x100 | scancode for
arrows / F-keys; tui_read_key wasn't translating those to its TK_*
constants, so the editor never saw arrow keys or F1-F10 on DOS.
Add a __MSDOS__-conditional translation table in tui_read_key.
- Version banner: GW_VERSION was still 0.16.0 even though the v0.17.0
release prep was already in CHANGES.TXT. Bump.
- Compiler PulseAudio link: gwbasic-compile -c hardcoded
'-lgwrt -lm -lpthread' on the gcc command line. When libgwrt was
built against libpulse-simple (the default on any host with the
PulseAudio dev headers installed), the compile workflow failed with
'undefined reference to pa_simple_drain'. CMake now passes
GWRT_HAS_PULSEAUDIO to gwbasic-compile when libpulse is present, and
the compiler appends -lpulse-simple to the link line.
- FRE("") garbage collection: the interpreter skipped strpool_gc with a
comment 'unsafe during expression eval', but that's exactly what real
GW-BASIC's FRE("") does (and the AOT compiler path already did). Add
the GC call; strpool_pin/unpin is the existing escape hatch if a
caller has live pool pointers on the C stack. Fixes the string_gc
compat test.
- Test harness normalization: run_tests.sh stripped trailing whitespace
on the actual output but not the expected file, causing spurious
mismatches against golden files captured from real GWBASIC.EXE.
Normalize both sides identically. Fixes the peek_gfx mismatch.
- Print_using: snprintf into mantissa[32] with %.*f and an unbounded
dec triggered a -Wformat-truncation warning. Clamp dec to 20 (IEEE
double has at most ~17 significant decimal digits).
- Doc/version consistency: 16-bit binary size reported as 127KB in one
place and 128KB in three; standardize on 128KB. HAL backend count
said '1 file' but is now 2. CI test count said 'all 66 test
programs' but is 72. Add a v0.17.0 row to the development.md table.
Update getting-started.md DOS section to match the BIOS-rendering
reality and add a manual TUI verification checklist.
- dos_init now writes back BIOS-reported cols/rows to dos_hal struct
fields (forward-declared so dos_init can reference it).
After these changes: 72/72 interpreter tests pass, compat 68/68
matched, no warnings on the Linux build.
101 lines
2.5 KiB
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101 lines
2.5 KiB
C
#ifndef GWBASIC_H
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#define GWBASIC_H
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#include "types.h"
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#include "tokens.h"
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#include "error.h"
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#include "hal.h"
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#include "interp.h"
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#include "eval.h"
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#include "gw_math.h"
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#include "strings.h"
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#define GW_VERSION "0.17.0"
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#define GW_BANNER "GW-BASIC " GW_VERSION
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/* Tokenizer */
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int gw_crunch(const char *text, uint8_t *out, int outsize);
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void gw_list_line(uint8_t *tokens, int len, char *out, int outsize);
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/* PRINT statement */
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void gw_stmt_print(void);
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void gw_print_value(gw_value_t *v);
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void gw_print_newline(void);
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/* LPRINT / LLIST (print.c) */
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void gw_stmt_lprint(void);
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void gw_stmt_llist(void);
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void gw_lpt_set_path(const char *path);
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void gw_lpt_close(void);
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/* Line number parsing helper (interp.c) */
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bool read_linenum(uint16_t *out);
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/* Variables (vars.c) */
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gw_valtype_t gw_parse_varname(char name_out[2]);
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var_entry_t *gw_var_find_or_create(const char name[2], gw_valtype_t type);
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void gw_var_assign(var_entry_t *var, gw_value_t *val);
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void gw_vars_clear(void);
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void gw_stmt_deftype(gw_valtype_t type);
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void gw_stmt_swap(void);
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/* Arrays (arrays.c) */
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void gw_stmt_dim(void);
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gw_value_t *gw_array_element(const char name[2], gw_valtype_t type);
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void gw_stmt_erase(void);
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void gw_stmt_option(void);
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void gw_arrays_clear(void);
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/* Input (input.c) */
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void gw_stmt_input(void);
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void gw_stmt_line_input(void);
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/* DEF FN evaluation (interp.c) */
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gw_value_t gw_eval_fn_call(void);
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/* File I/O (fileio.c) */
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file_entry_t *gw_file_get(int num);
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void gw_file_close_all(void);
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void gw_stmt_open(void);
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void gw_stmt_close(void);
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void gw_stmt_print_file(void);
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void gw_stmt_write_file(void);
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void gw_stmt_input_file(void);
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void gw_stmt_line_input_file(void);
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int gw_file_eof(int num);
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/* Program I/O (program_io.c) */
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void gw_stmt_save(void);
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void gw_stmt_load(void);
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void gw_stmt_merge(void);
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void gw_stmt_load_internal(const char *filename, bool clear);
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/* PRINT USING (print_using.c) */
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void gw_print_using(FILE *fp);
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/* MID$ assignment (interp.c) */
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void gw_stmt_mid_assign(void);
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/* Random-access file I/O (fileio.c) */
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void gw_stmt_field(void);
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void gw_stmt_lset(void);
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void gw_stmt_rset(void);
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void gw_stmt_put(void);
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void gw_stmt_get(void);
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/* MBF conversion functions (fileio.c) */
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gw_value_t gw_fn_cvi(gw_value_t *s);
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gw_value_t gw_fn_cvs(gw_value_t *s);
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gw_value_t gw_fn_cvd(gw_value_t *s);
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gw_value_t gw_fn_mki(int16_t n);
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gw_value_t gw_fn_mks(float f);
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gw_value_t gw_fn_mkd(double d);
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/* CHAIN (interp.c) */
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void gw_stmt_chain(void);
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/* Error recovery for run loop */
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extern jmp_buf gw_run_jmp;
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#endif
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