Mac/Python/macshlglue.c

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/*
** Shared library initialization code.
**
** This code calls the MetroWerks shared-library initialization code
** and performs one extra step: it remembers the FSSpec of the file
** we are loaded from, so we can later call PyMac_AddLibResources to
** add the file to our resource file chain.
**
** This file is needed for PythonCore and for any dynamically loaded
** module that has interesting resources in its .slb file.
** Use by replacing __initialize in the "CFM preferences" init field
** by __initialize_with_resources.
*/

#include <Types.h>
#include <Quickdraw.h>
#include <SegLoad.h>
#include <CodeFragments.h>
#include <Files.h>
#include <Resources.h>

/* Defined in the MSL runtime: */
extern void __initialize(void);

/* Defined either in macglue.c or in a MPW library: */
extern pascal short PLstrcmp(const unsigned char *, const unsigned char *);

/*
** Variables passed from shared lib initialization to PyMac_AddLibResources.
*/
static int library_fss_valid;
static FSSpec library_fss;

/*
** Routine called upon fragment load. We attempt to save the FSSpec from which we're
** loaded. We always return noErr (we just continue without the resources).
*/
OSErr pascal
__initialize_with_resources(CFragInitBlockPtr data)
{
	/* Call the MW runtime's initialization routine */
	__initialize();
	
	if ( data == nil ) return noErr;
	if ( data->fragLocator.where == kDataForkCFragLocator ) {
		library_fss = *data->fragLocator.u.onDisk.fileSpec;
		library_fss_valid = 1;
	} else if ( data->fragLocator.where == kResourceCFragLocator ) {
		library_fss = *data->fragLocator.u.inSegs.fileSpec;
		library_fss_valid = 1;
	}
	return noErr;
}

/*
** compare two FSSpecs, return true if equal, false if different
** XXX where could this function live? (jvr)
*/

static int
FSpCompare(FSSpec *fss1, FSSpec *fss2) {
	if (fss1->vRefNum != fss2->vRefNum)
		return 0;
	if (fss1->parID != fss2->parID)
		return 0;
	return !PLstrcmp(fss1->name, fss2->name);
}

/* XXX can't include "macglue.h" somehow (jvr) */
extern FSSpec PyMac_ApplicationFSSpec;		/* Application location (from macargv.c) */

/*
** Insert the library resources into the search path. Put them after
** the resources from the application (which we assume is the current
** resource file). Again, we ignore errors.
*/
void
PyMac_AddLibResources()
{
	if ( !library_fss_valid || FSpCompare(&library_fss, &PyMac_ApplicationFSSpec))
		return;
	(void)FSpOpenResFile(&library_fss, fsRdPerm);
}

/*
** Dummy main() program to keep linker happy: we want to
** use the MW AppRuntime in our shared library (better than building
** custom runtime libraries as we did before) but AppRuntime
** expects a main program. Note that it 
*/

#pragma export off
int
main(int argc, char **argv) {
	DebugStr("\pCannot happen: PythonCore dummy main called!");
}
#pragma export reset