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From:
Michel J Lambert
Date:
March 25, 2002 20:17
Subject:
[PATCH] tabs->spaces fix
Message ID:
Pine.LNX.4.44.0203252312410.19464-100000@access.mit.edu
Below is a fix for the use of tabs in test_main.c and resources.c.

Mike Lambert


Index: resources.c
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvs/public/parrot/resources.c,v
retrieving revision 1.33
diff -r1.33 resources.c
23,24c23,24
< 			    struct free_pool *pool, void
< 			    *to_add) {
---
>                             struct free_pool *pool, void
>                             *to_add) {
32,34c32,34
< 					     pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
< 					     pool->pool_buffer.buflen,
< 					     (UINTVAL)(pool->pool_buffer.buflen * 1.2));
---
>                                              pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
>                                              pool->pool_buffer.buflen,
>                                              (UINTVAL)(pool->pool_buffer.buflen * 1.2));
65,66c65,66
< 			     thing, as the headers go into a single
< 			     allocation pool */
---
>                              thing, as the headers go into a single
>                              allocation pool */
86,87c86,87
< 		    interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool,
< 		    cur_pmc++);
---
>                     interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool,
>                     cur_pmc++);
180,181c180,181
< 			     thing, as the headers go into a single
< 			     allocation pool */
---
>                              thing, as the headers go into a single
>                              allocation pool */
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< 		       interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool,
< 		       cur_buffer++);
---
>                        interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool,
>                        cur_buffer++);
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< 			       struct free_pool *pool, void
< 			       *to_add) {
---
>                                struct free_pool *pool, void
>                                *to_add) {
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< 					     pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
< 					     pool->pool_buffer.buflen,
< 					     (UINTVAL)(pool->pool_buffer.buflen * 1.2));
---
>                                              pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
>                                              pool->pool_buffer.buflen,
>                                              (UINTVAL)(pool->pool_buffer.buflen * 1.2));
307c307
< 	pmc_array[i].flags &= ~PMC_live_FLAG;
---
>         pmc_array[i].flags &= ~PMC_live_FLAG;
329c329
< 	string_array[i].flags &= ~BUFFER_live_FLAG;
---
>         string_array[i].flags &= ~BUFFER_live_FLAG;
462,464c462,464
< 	if(cur_chunk->SReg[j].registers[i]) {
< 	  buffer_lives((Buffer *)cur_chunk->SReg[j].registers[i]);
< 	}
---
>         if(cur_chunk->SReg[j].registers[i]) {
>           buffer_lives((Buffer *)cur_chunk->SReg[j].registers[i]);
>         }
476c476
< 	buffer_lives((Buffer *)cur_stack->entry[i].entry.string_val);
---
>         buffer_lives((Buffer *)cur_stack->entry[i].entry.string_val);
505c505
< 	add_pmc_to_free(interpreter,
---
>         add_pmc_to_free(interpreter,
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< 				     BUFFER_on_free_list_FLAG))) {
< 	add_header_to_free(interpreter,
< 			   interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool,
< 			   &string_array[i]);
---
>                                      BUFFER_on_free_list_FLAG))) {
>         add_header_to_free(interpreter,
>                            interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool,
>                            &string_array[i]);
586,587c586,587
< 			     thing, as the headers go into a single
< 			     allocation pool */
---
>                              thing, as the headers go into a single
>                              allocation pool */
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< 		       interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool,
< 		       cur_string++);
---
>                        interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool,
>                        cur_string++);
662c662
< 	 NULL != cur_pool; cur_pool = cur_pool->prev) {
---
>          NULL != cur_pool; cur_pool = cur_pool->prev) {
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<   struct Memory_Pool *new_block;	/* A pointer to our working pool */
<   char *cur_spot;		/* Where we're currently copying to */
<   UINTVAL cur_size;	/* How big our chunk is going to be */
---
>   struct Memory_Pool *new_block;        /* A pointer to our working pool */
>   char *cur_spot;               /* Where we're currently copying to */
>   UINTVAL cur_size;     /* How big our chunk is going to be */
693,694c693,694
< 	 interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
< 	 interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
---
>          interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
>          interpreter->arena_base->string_header_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
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< 	 interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
< 	 interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
---
>          interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
>          interpreter->arena_base->pmc_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
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< 	 interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
< 	 interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
---
>          interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool->pool_buffer.bufstart,
>          interpreter->arena_base->buffer_header_pool->pool_buffer.buflen);
736,746c736,746
< 	  && !(string_array[i].flags & BUFFER_immobile_FLAG)
< 	  && string_array[i].bufstart) {
< 	memcpy(cur_spot, string_array[i].bufstart,
< 	       string_array[i].buflen);
< 	string_array[i].bufstart = cur_spot;
< 	cur_size = string_array[i].buflen;
< 	if (cur_size & 0x0f) {
< 	  cur_size &= ~0x0f;
< 	  cur_size += 16;
< 	}
< 	cur_spot += cur_size;
---
>           && !(string_array[i].flags & BUFFER_immobile_FLAG)
>           && string_array[i].bufstart) {
>         memcpy(cur_spot, string_array[i].bufstart,
>                string_array[i].buflen);
>         string_array[i].bufstart = cur_spot;
>         cur_size = string_array[i].buflen;
>         if (cur_size & 0x0f) {
>           cur_size &= ~0x0f;
>           cur_size += 16;
>         }
>         cur_spot += cur_size;
769c769
< 	 this is enough to get rid of 'em both */
---
>          this is enough to get rid of 'em both */
796c796
< 		       size_t size, UINTVAL public) {
---
>                        size_t size, UINTVAL public) {
862,864c862,864
< 	return_val = interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->top;
< 	interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->top += size;
< 	interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->free -= size;
---
>         return_val = interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->top;
>         interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->top += size;
>         interpreter->arena_base->memory_pool->free -= size;
868c868
< 	return_val = NULL;
---
>         return_val = NULL;
Index: test_main.c
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvs/public/parrot/test_main.c,v
retrieving revision 1.49
diff -r1.49 test_main.c
124,132c124,132
<   -b	Activate bounds checks\n\
<   -d	Activate debugging\n\
<   -h	Display this message\n\
<   -j	Activate Just-In-Time compiler\n\
<   -p	Activate profiling\n\
<   -P	Activate predereferencing\n\
<   -t	Activate tracing\n\
<   -v	Display version information\n\
<   -.	Wait for a keypress (gives Windows users time to attach a debugger)\n\n"
---
>   -b    Activate bounds checks\n\
>   -d    Activate debugging\n\
>   -h    Display this message\n\
>   -j    Activate Just-In-Time compiler\n\
>   -p    Activate profiling\n\
>   -P    Activate predereferencing\n\
>   -t    Activate tracing\n\
>   -v    Display version information\n\
>   -.    Wait for a keypress (gives Windows users time to attach a debugger)\n\n"



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