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C00002 00002 The following declarations are used in all of TEX's modules.
C00009 00003 Declarations internal to TEXSYS
C00018 00004 Declarations internal to TEXSYN
C00042 00005 Declarations internal to TEXSEM
C00057 00006 Declarations internal to TEXOUT
C00059 00007 Declarations internal to TEXEXT
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comment The following declarations are used in all of TEX's modules.
Only brief explanatory comments appear here -- fuller documentation appears
in each individual module.
This page lists several standard abbreviation conventions.
The next five pages include declarations of everything external that is
internal to TEXSYS, TEXSYN, TEXSEM, TEXOUT, TEXEXT, respectively;
require "⊂⊃⊂⊃" delimiters; "used for macros"
define # = ⊂;comment⊃; "used henceforth instead of quoted comments like this"
comment be careful to define the following flags consistently;
define SUAI = ⊂true⊃ # turns on code for Stanford;
define MIT = ⊂false⊃ # turns on MIT code due (originally) to Guy Steele;
define TENEX = ⊂false⊃ # turns on code for Tenex sites;
define PARC = ⊂false⊃ # turns on PARC code due to Doug Wyatt & Leo Guibas;
define TOPS20 = ⊂false⊃ # turns on TOPS20 code due to Trabb & Co.;
define TOPS10 = ⊂false⊃ # turns on TOPS10 code due to Phil Sherrod;
define EMACS = ⊂false⊃ # turns on special TOPS20 code that switches to EMACS editor;
define DVIOUT = ⊂false⊃ # turns on special TOPS20 code that generates DVI files;
define IFSUAI = ⊂ifc SUAI thenc⊃;
define IFMIT = ⊂ifc MIT thenc⊃;
define IFTENEX = ⊂ifc TENEX thenc⊃;
define IFPARC = ⊂ifc PARC thenc⊃;
define IFTOPS20 = ⊂ifc TOPS20 thenc⊃;
define IFTOPS10 = ⊂ifc TOPS10 thenc⊃;
define IFDVIOUT = ⊂ifc DVIOUT thenc⊃;
define ENDSUAI = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDMIT = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDTENEX = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDPARC = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDTOPS20 = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDTOPS10 = ⊂endc⊃;
define ENDDVIOUT = ⊂endc⊃;
comment Here are consistency checks on the flag settings;
define kaput(m) = ⊂ifc m thenc require " Whoops!
m => you better try again!
" message; endc⊃; comment kaput(c) means compilation is kaput if c holds;
kaput(SUAI and MIT);
kaput(SUAI and TENEX);
kaput(TENEX and MIT);
kaput(not(SUAI or MIT or TENEX or TOPS10));
kaput(TOPS10 and (SUAI or MIT or TENEX));
kaput(TOPS20 and (not TENEX));
kaput(PARC and (not TENEX));
kaput(TOPS20 and PARC);
kaput(EMACS and (not TOPS20));
kaput(DVIOUT and (not TOPS20));
define nextline = ⊂('15&'12)⊃ # carriage-return and line-feed in print commands;
define epsilon = ⊂10↑-20⊃ # a rather small but positive number;
define thru = ⊂step 1 until⊃ # abbreviation for for clauses;
define loop = ⊂while true do⊃ # abbreviation for loops exited by "done" or "return";
define DEBUGONLY = ⊂comment⊃ # changed to ⊂⊃ when debugging TEX;
DEBUGONLY external procedure bail # the SAIL debugger in case of need;
IFTOPS20 define inchwl = ⊂intty⊃ # makes backspaces work on displays; ENDTOPS20
IFTOPS10 define texdevice = ⊂"DSKB"⊃ # device on which TEX library is stored;
define texppn = ⊂"[30,34]"⊃ # ppn where TEX library is stored;
ENDTOPS10
define bitsperwd = 36 # word size in this implementation;
comment The TEX programs can be adapted for machines with somewhat smaller
word size (e.g. 32 bits), so all word-size dependent quantities are
defined symbolically to aid in this conversion;
define internaldef = ⊂comment⊃ #
When a quantity is defined below, e.g. "define parsize=25", the
TEX module where it is appropriate to introduce the quantity will
include an internal definition for documentation purposes,
e.g. "internaldef parsize = 25". The internal definitions are
not necessarily up-to-date, however... for example, the TEXSYN
module might say "internaldef parsize = 100" but parsize might
really be only 25, as defined here;
define FIXTHIS = ⊂comment⊃ # marks things that still need to be done;
FIXTHIS: Make all of the TEX documentation crystal clear;
define saf = ⊂safe⊃ # used when an array is believed to require no bounds checks;
define simp = ⊂simple⊃ # used when SAIL can save time implementing this procedure;
DEBUGONLY redefine saf = ⊂⊃ # when debugging, belief turns to disbelief;
DEBUGONLY redefine simp = ⊂⊃ # and simplicity dies too;
define JSTAT = ⊂comment⊃ # changed to ⊂⊃ when keeping justification statistics;
define MSTAT = ⊂comment⊃ # changed to ⊂⊃ when watching TEX's memory usage;
DEBUGONLY redefine JSTAT = ⊂⊃;
DEBUGONLY redefine MSTAT = ⊂⊃;
comment Declarations internal to TEXSYS;
comment The first three definitions are really internal to TEXSEM, but had to
be moved here so that they are defined before their use;
define alignsize=4 # max number of simultaneous alignments;
define gluespecsize=4 # number of words allocated in glue specifications;
define insspecsize=5 # number of words allocated in insert specifications;
define nfonts=64 # number of fonts allowed, must be a power of 2;
external procedure quit # closes output files and terminates TEX;
external boolean pausing_on_errors # should TEX wait after error messages?;
external boolean not_nonstop # should TEX wait for other reasons?;
external boolean deletions_allowed # is it safe for error routine to call getnext?;
external procedure error(string s) # prints an error message;
external procedure backerror(string s) # error followed by backinput;
external procedure errorstop(string s) # prints message and dies;
external procedure reportoverflow(string s; integer n)
# for fatal errors when a TEX table is undersized;
define overflow(s)=⊂reportoverflow("s",s)⊃ # specifies inadequate table size;
external procedure memoverflow # overflow(memsize);
external procedure confusion # TEX consistency check failure;
external procedure mustquit # user input is really wild;
define links = 15 # number of bits per pointer;
define memsize=32768 # size of dynamic list memory, must be ≤ 2↑links;
define varsize=17000 # size of variable node memory, must be << memsize;
ifc not SUAI thenc
DEBUGONLY redefine memsize=3000 # size of dynamic list memory, must be ≤ 2↑links;
DEBUGONLY redefine varsize=1000 # size of variable node memory, must be << memsize;
endc
external saf integer array mem[0:memsize] # dynamic list memory;
define memreal(p)=⊂memory[location(mem[p]),real]⊃ # mem[p] as type real;
define avail=⊂mem[memsize]⊃ # head of available space list for one-word nodes;
MSTAT external integer dynused,varused # how much memory is in use;
MSTAT external integer maxdynused,maxvarused # how much memory was in use;
define fs(f) = ⊂f⊃&"s" # field size of f, in bits;
define fd(f) = ⊂f⊃&"d" # field displacement of f, in bits;
define field(f,x) = ⊂ifc fd(f)=0 thenc ((x) land (2↑fs(f)-1))
elsec ifc fs(f)+fd(f)≥bitsperwd thenc ((x) lsh -fd(f))
elsec (((x) lsh -fd(f)) land (2↑fs(f)-1)) endc endc⊃ # field f of x;
define setfield(f,x,y) = ⊂ifc fd(f)=0 thenc x←(x land(-2↑fs(f)))+(y)
elsec ifc fs(f)+fd(f)≥bitsperwd thenc
x←((x lsh(bitsperwd-fd(f)))+(y))rot fd(f)
elsec x←(((x rot -fd(f))land(-2↑fs(f)))+(y))rot fd(f) endc endc⊃
# sets field f of x equal to y, 0 ≤ y < 2↑fs(f);
define ufield(f,x) = ⊂((x) land((1 lsh(fs(f)+fd(f)))-2↑fd(f)))⊃
# unshifted field f of x;
define setufield(f,x,y) = ⊂x←(x land lnot((1 lsh(fs(f)+fd(f)))-2↑fd(f)))+(y)⊃
# field f of x set to unshifted value y;
define linkd = 0 # displacement of link field;
define link(p) = ⊂field(link,mem[p])⊃ # link field of mem[p];
define setlink(p,y) = ⊂setfield(link,mem[p],y)⊃ # sets link(p)←y;
define infod = links, infos = bitsperwd-infod # definition of info field;
define info(p) = ⊂field(info,mem[p])⊃ # info field of mem[p];
define setinfo(p,y) = ⊂setfield(info,mem[p],y)⊃ # sets info(p)←y;
define getavail(p) = ⊂begin if(p←avail)then avail←mem[avail]
else memoverflow; MSTAT dynused←dynused+1;
MSTAT if dynused>maxdynused then maxdynused←dynused;
end⊃ # p ← new node;
define freeavail(p) = ⊂begin mem[p]←avail; avail←p;
MSTAT dynused←dynused-1; end⊃ # node p now available;
external integer procedure getnode(integer size) # variable-size node allocation;
external procedure freenode(integer p,size) # variable-size node liberation;
external procedure dslist(integer p) # makes list of 1-word nodes available;
define refct1 = 1 lsh infod # 1 in the information (reference count) field;
external simp procedure delrclink(integer p) # remove ptr to list with ref ct;
external simp procedure delgluelink(integer p) # remove pointer to glue node;
DEBUGONLY external procedure checkmem(boolean printlocs) # checks links in mem;
define fillglue=0 # location of glue specification 0pt plus 10↑10 pt;
define filglue=gluespecsize # loc of glue spec 0pt plus 10↑5 pt;
define filglueneg=filglue+gluespecsize # loc of glue spec 0pt plus -10↑5;
define lowerfillglue=filglueneg+gluespecsize # loc of glue specification
0pt plus 10↑5pt minus 10↑5 pt;
define zeroglue=lowerfillglue+gluespecsize # loc of glue specification 0pt;
define separatorspec=zeroglue+gluespecsize # loc of botsep, topsep specs;
define fontglue=separatorspec+2*insspecsize # location of glue for variable spaces;
define firstmem=fontglue+nfonts*gluespecsize # location of
first usable mem word, must be >0;
define waitinghead=varsize # head of list of inserts too big for current page;
define contribhead=waitinghead+1 # head of contribution vlist for current page;
define pagehead=contribhead+1 # head of vlist for current page;
define temphead=pagehead+1 # temporary head of a miscellaneous list;
define holdhead=temphead+1 # temporary head of another miscellaneous list;
define alignhead=holdhead+1 # alignhead+j is head of jth alignrecordlist;
define inserts=alignhead+alignsize # head of insert list returned by packager;
define active=inserts+1 # head of active list in justifier;
define inactive=active+1 # head of inactive list in justifier;
define secondmem=inactive+1 # first usable mem word in 1-word area;
external procedure initmem # initializes the memory system;
comment Declarations internal to TEXSYN;
external integer curcmd # the current command code appearing in the input;
external integer curchar # the current character code appearing in the input;
define escape=0 # escape delimiter (\ in TEX manual);
define lbrace=1 # begin block symbol ( { );
define rbrace=2 # end block symbol ( } );
define mathbr=3 # math break ( $ );
define tabmrk=4 # tab mark ( ⊗ );
define carret=5 # carriage return and comment mark ( % );
define macprm=6 # macro parameter ( # );
define supmrk=7 # superscript ( ↑ );
define submrk=8 # subscript ( ↓ );
define ignore=9 # chars to ignore;
define spacer=10 # chars treated as blank space;
define letter=11 # chars treated as letters;
define otherchar=12 # none of the above character types;
define metaescape=13 # chars that get preceded by the escape character;
define parend=13 # end of paragraph;
define match=14 # macro parameter matching;
define outpar=ignore # output a macro parameter;
define endv=15 # end of vlist in halign or valign template;
define kall=16 # call a user-defined macro;
define xt=17 # extensions to basic TEX (\x);
define glueref=18 # user-defined glue;
define font=19 # user-defined current font;
define assignreal=20 # user-defined length;
define def=21 # macro definition (\def,\gdef);
define output=22 # output routine definition (\output);
define innput=23 # required input file (\input);
comment code 24 is currently unused;
define stop=25 # end of input (\end);
define ddt=26 # emergency debugging (\ddt);
define ascii=27 # code for possibly untypeable character (\char);
define chcode=28 # change chartype table (\chcode);
define fntfam=29 # declare font family (\mathrm,etc.);
define setcount=30 # set current page number (\setcount);
define advcount=31 # increase current page number (\advcount);
define count=32 # insert current page number (\count);
define ifeven=33 # conditional on count (\ifeven,\ifpos);
define ifT=34 # conditional on character T (\ifT);
define elsecode=35 # delimiter for conditionals (\else);
define box=36 # saved box (\box,\copy,\page) or justification (\hbox,\vbox);
define hmove=37 # horizontal motion of box (\moveleft,\moveright);
define vmove=38 # vertical motion of box (\raise,\lower);
define save=39 # save a box (\save);
define leaders=40 # define leaders (\leaders);
define halign=41 # horizontal table alignment (\halign);
define valign=42 # vertical table alignment (\valign);
define noalign=43 # insertion into halign or valign (\noalign);
define vskip=44 # vertical glue (\vskip,\vfill);
define hskip=45 # horizontal glue (\hskip,\hfill);
define vrule=46 # vertical rule (\vrule);
define hrule=47 # horizontal rule (\hrule);
define topbotins=48 # inserted vlist (\topinsert or \botinsert);
define topbotmark=49 # insert mark (\topmark,\botmark);
define mark=50 # define a mark (\mark);
define penlty=51 # specify badness of break (\penalty);
define noindent=52 # begin nonindented paragraph (\noindent);
define eject=53 # eject page or line here (\eject, \linebreak);
define discr=54 # discretionary hyphen (\-,\*);
define accent=55 # attach accent to character (\+);
define newaccent=56 # define nonstandard accent (\accent);
define eqno=57 # insert equation number (\eqno);
define mathonly=58 # character or token allowed in mathmode only;
define exspace=59 # explicit space (\ );
define nonmathletter=60 # letter except in mmode;
define leftright=61 # variable delimiter (\left, \right);
define caseshift=62 # force specified case (\uppercase,\lowercase);
define mathinput=63 # component of math formula (\mathop,\mathbin, etc.);
define limsw=64 # modify limit conventions (\limitswitch);
define above=65 # numerator-denominator separator(\above,\atop,\over,\comb);
define mathstyle=66 # style or space specification (\dispstyle,\,,etc.);
define italcorr=67 # italic correction (\/);
define vcenter=68 # vbox centered on axis (\vcenter);
define hangindent=69 # specifies hanging indentation (\hangindent);
define unskip=70 # nullifies glue (\unskip);
define ifmode=71 # tests current mode (\ifvmode,\ifhmode,\ifmmode);
define deffont=72 # defines a font file (\font);
define unbox=73 # unglues the contents of a box (\unbox);
define send=74 # for opening files and sending stuff to them (\open, \send);
define ifdimen=75 # tests the relation between two dimensions (\ifdimen);
define codeval=76 # reads out the value of a code (\codeval, \parval);
define altname=77 # alternate name for a control sequence (\let);
define shape=78 # fancy paragraph shapes (\parshape);
define assignglue=79 # redefine special glue (\baselineskip, etc.);
define skp=80 # often-used glue (\skip);
define spcfctr=81 # set a particular space factor (\spacefactor);
define ifx=82 # compare control sequences (\ifx);
define maxopcode=ifx # the largest code number;
define charcodes=metaescape+1 # number of distinct codes allowed in chartype;
define texpars=21 # number of distinct parameters settable by \chpar command;
define hashsize = 1009 # hashtable size, should be less than 2↑chars-127;
define locs = 23 # values of local quantities (\:, \baselineskip, etc.);
external saf integer array hash[locs:hashsize-1] # hash table referring to names;
define havail = ⊂hash[hashsize]⊃ # pointer to avail location in hash table;
define hprime = 89 # range of hash values;
external saf integer array hhead[0:hprime-1] # heads of lists in hash table;
define eqtbsize=hashsize+128+256+15+texpars # size of equivalents table;
external saf integer array eqtb[0:eqtbsize-1] # equivalents of symbols & parameters;
define chartype(c) = ⊂eqtb[c+(hashsize+128)]⊃ # cmds associated with chars;
define mmodecode(c) = ⊂eqtb[c+(hashsize+256)]⊃ # codes for math mode interpretation;
comment eqtb[hashsize+384:hashsize+395] is for the "mathfonttable", see TEXSEM p.7;
define innerhangbegin = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+396]⊃ # hanging indent for \hbox par ...;
define innerhangfirst = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+397]⊃ # see TEXSEM p.18,19;
define innerhangwidth = ⊂memory[location(eqtb[hashsize+398]),real]⊃;
define tracing = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+399]⊃ # controls diagnostics, see TEXSEM p.4;
define jpar = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+400]⊃ # controls justification, see TEXSEM p.13;
define hpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+401]⊃ # hyphenation penalty, see TEXSEM p.13;
define penpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+402]⊃ # penultimate penalty, see TEXSEM p.13;
define wpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+403]⊃ # widow-line penalty, see TEXSEM p.13;
define bpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+404]⊃ # broken-line penalty, see TEXSEM p.13;
define mbpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+405]⊃ # binary-op-break penalty, see TEXSEM p.15;
define mrpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+406]⊃ # relation-break penalty, see TEXSEM p.15;
define ragged = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+407]⊃ # raggedness, see TEXSEM p.13;
define disppen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+408]⊃ # penalty before a display, see TEXSEM p.18;
define dumplength = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+409]⊃ # token list length, see TEXSYN p. 8;
define radsign = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+410]⊃ # code for radical signs, see TEXSEM p.15;
define rfudge = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+411]⊃ # 1000*magnification, see TEXSYN p.15;
define adjpen = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+412]⊃ # adjacent-line penalty, see TEXSEM p.13;
define loose = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+413]⊃ # paragraph looseness, see TEXSEM p.13;
define jjpar = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+414]⊃ # first-pass feasibility, see TEXSEM p.13;
define uchyph = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+415]⊃ # hyphenates upper case, see TEXSEM p.13;
define exhyph = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+416]⊃ # penalty after hyphen or dash, TEXSEM p.13;
define xpar1 = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+417]⊃ # first parameter for extensions;
define xpar2 = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+418]⊃ # second parameter for extensions;
define xpar3 = ⊂eqtb[hashsize+419]⊃ # third parameter for extensions;
define idlevs=5,idlevd=links # idlev field in eqtb;
define idcmdd=idlevs+idlevd,idcmds=bitsperwd-idcmdd # idcmd field in eqtb;
external integer hashpar # address of \par in the hash table;
external integer hashsend # address of \send in the hash table;
external integer curlev # the current level of nesting, times 2↑idlevd;
define savesize = 300 # size of savestack;
external integer saveptr # first unused entry on savestack;
external saf integer array savestack[0:savesize+2] # place for dormant eqtb entries;
define level1 = 1 lsh idlevd;
external procedure initsave # initialize the save-restore mechanism;
external simp procedure eqdefine(integer index,cmd,lnk) # change eqtb entry;
external procedure chcodedef(integer index,value) # eqdefine for char codes;
external integer procedure unsave # clears off top nesting level of savestack
and returns the ending-routine code;
external simp procedure newsavelevel(integer endcode) # starts new nesting level;
define bottomlevel=1,simpleblock=2,trueend=3,aligncode=4,mathcode=5,
outputend=6,noalignend=7,botinsend=8,topinsend=botinsend+1,
botsepend=botinsend+2,topsepend=botinsend+3,justend=12,
mathblock=13,mathleft=14,endvcenter=15,endscanmath=16,falseend=17;
external integer hashentry # the most recent hash table location;
external procedure idlookup(boolean single; integer p,h) # searches the hashtable;
external string procedure idname(integer h) # the name associated with eqtb[h];
external simp procedure controlseq # gets a packed name from the input;
external procedure hashout(integer m) # removes the hashtable entry in hash[m];
define fontloc=0, lineskiploc=1, baselineskiploc=2, parskiploc=3,
dispskiploc=4, topskiploc=5, botskiploc=6, tabskiploc=7, dispaskiploc=8,
dispbskiploc=9, spaceskiploc=10, parfillskiploc=11,
xspaceskiploc=12, specskiploc=13 # allocation of the "loc" variables;
define xloc(x) = ⊂x⊃&"loc" # eqtb location for x;
define eqlink(x) = ⊂field(link,eqtb[xloc(x)])⊃ # stored link field for x;
external integer escapechar # set to the first character of user input;
define stacksize=80 # maximum number of simultaneous input sources;
external saf string array inbufstack[0:stacksize]; external string inbuf
# current lines being input from a character file;
external saf string array curbfstack[0:stacksize]; external string curbuf
# the parts of inbuf that haven't yet been input;
external saf string array filenmstack[0:stacksize]; external string filename
# the names of the current character files;
external saf integer array statestack[0:stacksize]; external integer state
# current scanner state codes;
external saf integer array locstack[0:stacksize]; external integer loc
# current scanner locations;
external saf integer array recvrystack[0:stacksize]; external integer recovery
# information about what to do when done on each level;
external saf integer array lvlstack[0:stacksize]; external integer lvl
# nesting level at which current page started;
external integer inptr # first unused location in input stacks;
define tokenlist=0 # scanning a token list;
define midline=1 # scanning a line of characters;
define skipblanks=1+charcodes # like midline but ignoring blanks;
define newline=1+2*charcodes # beginning a new line of characters;
define parsize=26 # max number of simultaneous parameters;
external saf integer array parstack[0:parsize-1] # token-list ptrs for parameters;
external integer parptr # first unused location in parstack;
external string pagewarning # when this string is non-null, the user's source file
probably shouldn't contain any form-feeds (end-of-page marks);
external integer warnindex # reference to hash table for control sequence used
in error message when giving a pagewarning;
define chars=11,chard=0 # definition of char field in packed tokens;
define cmds=4,cmdd=chars # definition of cmd field in packed tokens;
external saf string array tokstring[0:1] # output of displaylist;
external procedure dumplist(integer p,q) # makes strings out of a token list;
external string procedure dumptokens(integer p) # simple special case of dumplist;
external simp procedure pushinput # save current input status on the stacks;
define inslist(p)=⊂begin pushinput;state←tokenlist;loc←recovery←p end⊃;
external simp procedure insrclist(integer l) # like inslist for lists with
reference counts;
external simp procedure popinput # finish input level, restore the previous;
external integer brchar # break character stored by system input;
external integer eof # end-of-file code stored by system input;
external procedure poptokenlist # do this when a tokenlist has been scanned;
external procedure initin # get TEX input system ready to start;
external string curfile # current input file name, set by dumpcontext;
external integer curfpage,curfline # set by dumpcontext;
external procedure dumpcontext # prints where the scanner is;
external simp procedure getnext # sends next input token to curcmd,curchar;
external integer curtok # current token set by gettok and getnctok;
external simp procedure getncnext # gets next non-call input token;
external simp procedure gettok # set curcmd, curchar, and curtok;
external simp procedure getnctok # get next non-call token and sets curtok;
external procedure macrodef(integer gdef);
external integer procedure scantoks # build tokenlist for output and mark, etc.;
external procedure macrocall # invoke a user-defined control sequence;
external procedure inputfile;
external saf string array fontname[0:nfonts-1] # user name for each font code;
IFDVIOUT
external saf string array dvifontname[0:nfonts-1] # font name for dvi file;
ENDDVIOUT
external integer procedure opendigit(integer d) # Do this after "\open d =";
external procedure definefont(integer f) # Do this after seeing "=" of font def;
external simp procedure backinput # puts curtok back into the input;
external simp integer procedure scandigit # scans "0"..."9";
external simp procedure scanlb # scans {;
external boolean procedure scanstring(string s) # scans a given letter string;
external integer nbrlength # length of scanned number;
external integer nbrsign # sign, if any, preceding scanned number;
external recursive integer procedure scannumber # scans a decimal or octal number;
external integer dimmode # Specifies allowable dimensions;
external real procedure scanlength # scans a length specification;
external integer procedure scanglue # scans a glue specification;
external procedure scanspec # scans a justification specification and a {;
external simp integer procedure scanfont(boolean usingit) # scan a font code;
external saf integer array delimtable[0:127] # contains 18-bit delimiter codes
for all known delimiters, or -1 for nondelimiters;
external integer procedure scandelim # scans a math delimiter;
external integer procedure scanrulespec # scans rule dimensions;
external procedure passblock # scans past an entire {} block and optional space;
external procedure insnum(integer n) # puts string version of n into input;
external procedure scancond(boolean b) # scanning for if-then-else constructs;
comment Declarations internal to TEXSEM;
define types=5, typed=bitsperwd-types # definition of type field;
comment types must be at least 5;
define values=typed-links, valued=links # definition of value field;
comment values must be ≥ links;
define type(p)=⊂field(type,mem[p])⊃ # shorthand for type field;
define value(p)=⊂field(value,mem[p])⊃ # shorthand for value field;
define charnode=0 # type code for a character box;
comment fields of the value field of a charnode;
define chrs=7, chrd=0 # character code;
define fonts=5, fontd=chrs # font;
define fchrs=chrs+fonts, fchrd=chrd # font and char (index into fontinfo);
define hlistnode=1 # type code for a box made from an hlist;
define vlistnode=2 # type code for a box made from a vlist;
define boxnodesize=6 # number of words to allocate for a box node;
define width(p)=⊂memreal(p+1)⊃ # width field in nodes;
define depth(p)=⊂memreal(p+2)⊃ # depth field in nodes;
define height(p)=⊂memreal(p+3)⊃ # height field in nodes;
define shiftamt(p)=⊂memreal(p+4)⊃ # amount to shift this box;
define glueset(p)=⊂memreal(p+5)⊃ # glueset field in box nodes;
define rulenode=3 # type code for a "black box";
define rulenodesize=4 # number of words to allocate for it;
define whatsitnode=4 # type code for special nodes used by extensions;
define gluenode=5 # type code for a node that points to glue specification;
internaldef gluespecsize=4 # number of words allocated in glue specifications*;
internaldef insspecsize=5 # number of words allocated in insert specifications*;
define gluespace(p)=⊂memreal(p+1)⊃ # normal spacing of glue;
define gluestretch(p)=⊂memreal(p+2)⊃ # stretching factor of glue;
define glueshrink(p)=⊂memreal(p+3)⊃ # shrinking factor of glue;
define leadernode=6 # type code for leaders node;
define kernnode=7 # type code for kerning node;
define kernnodesize=2 # number of words in kern node;
external saf integer array savedbox["0":":"] # pointers to saved boxes;
external recursive procedure dsnodelist(integer p) # frees a list of boxes;
external integer nestptr # points to first unused in semantic stacks;
define nestsize = 40 # max number of things going on simultaneously;
external saf integer array modestack[0:nestsize-1]; external integer mode
# current activity modes;
external saf integer array headstack[0:nestsize-1]; external integer head
# pointers to list heads for lists being constructed;
external saf integer array curndstack[0:nestsize-1]; external integer curnode
# pointers to nodes most recently added to the current lists;
external saf real array auxstack[0:nestsize-1]; external real aux;
# auxiliary parameter (either spacefactor or prevdepth or incompleatnoad);
define prevdepth=⊂aux⊃, spacefactor=⊂aux⊃,
incompleatnoad=⊂memory[location(aux),integer]⊃;
define vmode=1 # vertical mode;
define hmode=2+maxopcode # horizontal mode;
define mmode=3+2*maxopcode # math mode;
define flag=⊂(1 rot -1)⊃ # most significant bit of word;
define fflag=⊂(3 rot -2)⊃ # two most significant bits of word;
external saf integer array kount["0":"9"];
external saf integer array savedkount["0":"9"] # values of kount["0":"9"]
before output routine invoked;
external boolean outputdormant # true if the user output routine is not active;
external integer topmark,botmark,firstmark # pointers to the mark tokenlists;
comment \counts (kount["0"] is page number used in messages to user);
define pagememsize=8 # number of page parameters (really dimen parameters);
external saf real array pagemem[0:pagememsize-1] # page parameters;
define hsizemem=0 # location where hsize is stored in pagemem;
define vsizemem=1 # location where vsize is stored in pagemem;
define maxdepthmem=2 # location where maxdepth is stored in pagemem;
define parindentmem=3 # location where parindent is stored in pagemem;
define topbaselinemem=4 # loc where topbaseline is stored in pagemem;
define mathsurrmem=5 # loc where mathsurround is stored in pagemem;
define varunitmem=6 # loc where varunit is stored in pagemem;
define lineskiplimitmem=7 # loc where lineskiplimit is stored in pagemem;
define dispstyle=0,textstyle=1,scriptstyle=2,scriptscriptstyle=3;
define mathfonttable(f)=⊂eqtb[f+hashsize+384]⊃ # font numbers for math setting;
define boxnoad=0, opnoad=1, binnoad=2, relnoad=3, opennoad=4, closenoad=5,
punctnoad=6;
define sqrtnoad=7,overnoad=8,undernoad=9,accentnoad=10,abovenoad=11;
define leftnoad=12,rightnoad=13;
define nodenoad=14, stylenoad=15;
define thinspace=8,thickspace=9,quadspace=10,negthinspace=11,negthickspace=12,
negopspace=13,userspace=14,nospace=7,opspace=17,thspace=15,negthspace=16,mspace=18;
define fmemsize=8000 # size of font memory for secondary tables;
external saf integer array fmem[0:fmemsize-1] # font memory for secondary font info;
external integer fmemptr # first unused location in fmem;
define fmemreal(k)=⊂memory[location(fmem[k]),real]⊃;
comment the 7-bit char assumption is too deeply built in!;
external saf integer array fontinfo[0:128*nfonts-1] # primary font info table;
external saf integer array wdbase,htbase,dpbase,icbase,lgbase,krbase,
extbase, parbase[0:nfonts-1] # base addresses in fmem for
secondary font tables;
external saf integer array fcksum[0:nfonts-1];
external saf real array fsize[0:nfonts-1] # at-size of fonts;
external saf real array dsize[0:nfonts-1] # design size of fonts;
external saf integer array fpfi[0:nfonts-1,1:5];
external saf integer array fpfb[0:nfonts-1];
IFPARC external boolean nextfonteightbit # set by an extension command.
If true, causes next \font to refer to '200 through '377 portion
of a font, instead of the normal '000 through '177;
ENDPARC
define rmd=4,rms=8,tgd=12,tgs=2,icd=14,ics=6,dpd=20,dps=4,
htd=24,hts=4,wdd=28,wds=8;
define tagnone=0, taglig=1,taglist=2,tagvar=3;
define charwd(f,t)=⊂fmemreal(wdbase[f]+field(wd,t))⊃
# width in font f, fontinfo t;
define charht(f,t)=⊂fmemreal(htbase[f]+field(ht,t))⊃
# height in font f, fontinfo t;
define chardp(f,t)=⊂fmemreal(dpbase[f]+field(dp,t))⊃
# depth in font f, fontinfo t;
define fontpar(f,t)=⊂fmemreal(parbase[f]+t)⊃ # parameter no. t in font f;
define slant=0,spacewd=1,spacestr=2,spaceshr=3,xheight=4,quad=5;
define extraspace=6;
external procedure readfontinfo(integer chan,f; real psize;
boolean atclause) # reads font information file;
external real str,shr # total stretch,shrink found by packaging routine;
external integer procedure hpackage(integer head; real desiredwidth; boolean xpand);
external integer procedure vpackage(integer head; real desiredheight; boolean page;
integer xpand);
external saf real array sftable[0:127] # spacefactor table;
external procedure initsftable(real period,query,excl,colon,semi,comma);
define excepsize=337,sufsize=116,prefsize=109,btabsize=30
# hyphenation table sizes;
external saf integer array exceptable[0:excepsize-1]
# ordered hash table for exceptional words;
external saf integer array excephyph[1:excepsize-1]
# corresponding hyphenation patterns;
external saf integer array suffix[0:sufsize-1] # interpretive commands for suffixes;
external saf integer array prefix[0:prefsize-1] # interpretive cmnds for prefixes;
external saf integer array btable[2:btabsize+1] # consonant-pair exception table;
external real hangwidth # amount to indent lines (negative if at right margin);
external integer hangbegin # number of lines to wait before indentation changes;
external boolean hangfirst # does hanging indent occur before hangbegin or not;
define prevbrk(p)=⊂mem[p+4]⊃ # break node for best previous break leading here;
define lineno(p)=⊂mem[p+5]⊃ # state information for this break;
define curbrk(p)=⊂mem[p+6]⊃ # hlist position of this break;
define totbad(p)=⊂memreal(p+7)⊃ # best sum of badness↑2 up to here;
define breaknodesize=8 # number of words in a break node;
external boolean autobreaking # automatic line breaking not shut off by hyphnode;
external real curwd,curst,cursh # current total width, stretch, and shrink;
external procedure justification(real initwidth; integer linechange;
boolean hangfirst;
real hangwidth; boolean penlt) # routine to break hlists almost optimally;
internaldef alignsize=4 # max number of simultaneous alignments*;
external saf integer array algnlststack[0:alignsize-1];
external integer alignlist # points to beginning of alignment record list;
external saf integer array algnrcrdstack[0:alignsize-1];
external integer alignrecord # points to alignment record in the list;
external saf integer array algnststack[0:alignsize-1];
external integer alignstate # if zero, getnext should interrupt ⊗ and \cr tokens;
external integer alignptr # stack pointer for alignments;
external procedure aligndelim # do this when ⊗ or \cr is scanned;
external procedure maincontrol # governs all the activities;
comment * means this definition was moved to previous page (topological sort);
comment Declarations internal to TEXOUT;
external string ofilext # filename extension for output;
external string deviceext # extension to use in font information files;
external string ofilname # output file name, set by first \input;
external string libraryarea # default system area for fonts;
external procedure initout # get TEXOUT started properly;
external procedure declareofil(string s) # initializes the output on file s;
ifc PARC thenc comment stubs for Color output extension;
external simp procedure SetBrightness(integer b);
external simp procedure SetHue(integer h);
external simp procedure SetSaturation(integer s);
external simp procedure PutColor(integer clrcmd,clrval);
endc
external procedure shipout(integer p) # the main output procedure,produces one page;
external procedure closeout # just before TEX stops, do this;
comment Declarations internal to TEXEXT;
define sendnodesize=2 # number of words to allocate for a send node;
define sendstream(p)=⊂value(p+1)⊃ # stream number for tokens to be sent;
define sendtoks(p)=⊂link(p+1)⊃ # token list to be sent;
external procedure whatsitappend(integer p) # appends node p to the current list;
external boolean firstonpage # no sends to terminal yet on this output page;
external saf integer array sendout["0":"9"] # channel numbers for output streams;
external procedure initext # do this when initializing TEX;
external procedure extop # do this when "\x" sensed in user input;
external procedure dumpext(integer p) # do this in procedure dumpnodelist;
external procedure destroyext(integer p) # do this in procedure dsnodelist;
external integer procedure copyext(integer p) # do this in procedure boxcopy;
external procedure hpackext(integer p) # do this in procedure hpackage;
external procedure vpackext(integer p) # do this in procedure vpackage;
external procedure pageext(integer p) # do this in the addtopage routine;
external procedure justext(integer p) # do this in the justification routine;
external procedure houtext(integer p; reference real x,y) # do this in shipout;
external procedure voutext(integer p; reference real x,y) # do this in shipout;
external procedure finishext # do this just before terminating TEX;