* bug#6341: 23.2; font-lock-mode not work properly for certain C file content
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@ 2010-06-03 13:32 ` Michael Jin
2010-06-07 21:48 ` Glenn Morris
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From: Michael Jin @ 2010-06-03 13:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: 6341
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Sorry, that description only applies for version 21.3. For 23.2, it seems to have been fixed ( but I did observe it happened once for that file with full content rather than the provided snippet) .
Michael
From: Michael Jin
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 8:59 AM
To: 'bug-gnu-emacs@gnu.org'
Subject: 23.2; font-lock-mode not work properly for certain C file content
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Content-Description: a piece of C code that will trigger malfunction of
font-lock-mode
/*
DESCRIPTION
This library provides additional APIs offered by the Network Protocol
Toolkit (NPT) architecture. These APIs extend the original release of
the MUX interface.
A NPT driver is an enhanced END but retains all of the END's functionality.
NPT also introduces the term "network service sublayer" or simply "service
sublayer" which is the component that interfaces between the network service
(or network protocol) and the MUX. This service sublayer may be built in
to the network service or protocol rather than being a separate component.
INTERNAL
muxTkBind() should be used when the protocol uses callbacks (e.g. receive
routine, TX restart routine, etc.), of the NPT style.
muxBind() should be used when the protocol uses pre-NPT style callbacks.
While muxTkBind() may be used to bind to an END driver device, some protocols
may choose to call muxBind() instead for such END (non-NPT) style drivers,
in order to avoid the wrapper receive function which would intermediate between
the END driver's receive callback (muxReceive()) and the NPT-style protocol
receive routine which would be used if the protocol bound with muxTkBind().
It is recommended that protocols call muxTkPollSend() and muxTkPollReceive()
instead of muxPollSend() and muxPollReceive().
INCLUDE FILES: vxWorks.h, taskLib.h, stdio.h, errno.herrnoLib.h, lstlib.h,
logLib.h, string.h, m2Lib.h, net/if.h, bufLib.h, semlib.h, end.h, muxLib.h,
muxTkLib.h, netinet/if_ether.h, net/mbuf.h
*/
/* includes */
#include <osdep.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <errnoLib.h>
#include <logLib.h>
#include <tor22port.h>
#include <machdep.h>
#include <m2Lib.h>
#include <net/if.h> /* Needed for IFF_LOAN flag. */
#include <end.h>
#include <endLib.h>
#if 0
#include <end.h> /* Necessary for any END as well as the MUX */
#include <endLib.h>
#include <muxLib.h>
#endif
#include <private/muxLibP.h>
#include <muxTkLib.h>
#include <netinet/in.h> /* Needed for in_addr used in if_ether.h */
#include <netinet/if_ether.h>
#include <net/mbuf.h>
#include <syslog.h>
#ifdef VIRTUAL_STACK
#include <netinet/vsLib.h>
#include <netinet/vsData.h>
#endif /* VIRTUAL_STACK */
/* defines */
#define STREQ(A, B) (strcmp ( (A), (B)) == 0)
/* globals */
int muxTkDebug = 0;
/* locals */
LOCAL UINT32 _muxAnonProtoCount = 1;
/* forward declarations */
LOCAL int muxEndRcvRtn (void *, long, M_BLK_ID, LL_HDR_INFO *, void *);
LOCAL int muxEndSnarfRcvRtn (void *, long, M_BLK_ID, LL_HDR_INFO *, void *);
/*****************************************************************************
*
* muxTkLibInit - initialize NPT extensions to MUX
*
* This placeholder routine initializes NPT extensions to the MUX.
*
* RETURNS: OK
*
* SEE ALSO: muxInit()
*/
STATUS muxTkLibInit (void)
{
return OK;
}
/*****************************************************************************
*
* muxTkDrvCheck - checks if the device is an NPT or an END interface
*
* This function returns 1 if the driver indicated by <pDevName> is of the
* Toolkit (NPT) paradigm, and 0 (zero) if it is an END. This routine is
* called by the network service sublayer so that it can discover the driver
* type before it binds to it via the MUX.
*
* INTERNAL:
* All network drivers having the same device name but different unit numbers
* are assumed to be of the same type (NPT or END), so passing just the
* device name as an argument is sufficient
*
* We should return a new code for MULTI style drivers, but for backwards
* compatibility, we return either 1 or 0. 1 is returned for MULTI style
* drivers as for NPT, since MULTI-style drivers are required to provide
* an EIOCGNPT ioctl returning OK.
*
* .IP <pDevName>
* Expects a pointer to a string containing the name of the device
*
* RETURNS: 1 for an NPT driver, 0 for an END or other driver, or ERROR (-1)
* if no device is found with the given name
*
* SEE ALSO: muxTkBind(), muxBind()
*/
int muxTkDrvCheck
(
char * pDevName /* device name */
)
{
int result = ERROR;
END_OBJ * pEnd = NULL; /* Pointer to the END_OBJ structure */
int (*ioctlRtn) (END_OBJ*, int, caddr_t);
pEnd = endFirstUnitFind (pDevName);
if (pEnd == NULL)
return (ERROR);
result = END_STYLE_END;
if (pEnd->pFuncTable != NULL &&
(ioctlRtn = pEnd->pFuncTable->ioctl) != NULL &&
/* ioctlRtn (pEnd, EIOCGSTYLE, (caddr_t)&result) != OK && */
ioctlRtn (pEnd, EIOCGNPT, NULL) == OK)
{
result = END_STYLE_NPT;
}
return (result);
}
/******************************************************************************
*
* muxTkBind - bind an NPT protocol to a driver
*
* A network protocol, network service, or service sublayer uses this routine
* to bind to a specific driver. This bind routine is valid both for END and
* NPT drivers, but the specified stack routine parameters must use the NPT
* function prototypes, which are somewhat different from those used with
* muxBind().
*
* The driver is specified by the <pName> and <unit> arguments, (for example,
* ln and 0, ln and 1, or ei and 0).
*
* .IP <pName> 20
* Expects a pointer to a character string that contains the name of the
* device that this network service wants to use to send and receive packets.
* .IP <unit>
* Expects the unit number of the device of the type indicated by <pName>.
* .IP <stackRcvRtn>
* Expects a pointer to the function that the MUX will call when it
* wants to pass a packet up to the network service.
* .IP <stackShutdownRtn>
* Expects a pointer to the function that the MUX will call to
* shutdown the network service. For a description of how to write such
* a routine, see the section
* .I Network Protocol Toolkit Programmer's Guide: Shutting Down an Interface
* .IP <stackTxRestartRtn>
* Expects a pointer to the function that the MUX will call after packet
* transmission has been suspended, to tell the network service that it can
* continue transmitting packets. For a description of how to write this
* routine, see the section
* .I Network Protocol Toolkit Programmer's Guide: Flow Control
* .IP <stackErrorRtn>
* Expects a pointer to the function that the MUX will call to give errors
* to the network service. For a description of how to write this routine,
* see the section
* .I Network Protocol Toolkit Programmer's Guide: Error Reporting
* .IP <type>
* Expects a value that indicates the protocol type. The MUX uses this type
* to prioritize a network service as well as to modify its capabilities. For
* example, a network service of type MUX_PROTO_SNARF has the highest priority
* (see the description of protocol prioritizing provided in
* .I Network Protocol Toolkit Programmer's Guide: The Bind Phase)
* Aside from MUX_PROTO_SNARF and MUX_PROTO_PROMISC, valid network service
* types include any of the values specified in RFC 1700, or can be
* user-defined. Within each group (snarf, typed, or promiscuous), protocols
* bound earlier have priority over protocols bound later.
*
* IMPORTANT NOTE:
* Though this API can be used to bind to both END and NPT devices, the
* prototypes for the four protocol functions being registered are always
* the NPT style ones, as shown below.
*
* NPT protocol callbaks:
* BOOL (*stackRcvRtn) (void*, long, M_BLK_ID, void *),
* STATUS (*stackShutdownRtn) (void *),
* STATUS (*stackTxRestartRtn) (void *)
* void (*stackErrorRtn) (void*, END_ERR*)
*
* This API does not perform any type checking, so it is up to the caller
* to make sure the appropriate callback prototypes are present.
*
* The <stackRcvRtn> is called whenever the MUX has a packet of the specified
* type. If the type is MUX_PROTO_PROMISC, the protocol is considered
* promiscuous and will get all of the packets that have not been consumed
* by any other protocol. If the type is MUX_PROTO_SNARF, it will get all of
* the packets that the MUX sees not consumed by a previous MUX_PROTO_SNARF
* protocol.
*
* If the type is MUX_PROTO_OUTPUT, this network service is an output protocol
* and all packets that are to be output on this device are first passed to
* <stackRcvRtn> routine rather than being sent to the device. This can be
* used by a network service
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