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Annotation of researchv10dc/630/lib/samuel/cin.dat, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: cin_argc       int cin_argc; number of arguments passed to cin
                      2: cin_argv       char *cin_argv[]; arguments passed to cin
                      3: cin_break      int cin_break(fn, n) char *fn; int n; set a breakpoint at line n in function fn
                      4: cin_dump       int cin_dump(file) char *file; create an executable in file
                      5: cin_eval       enode *cin_eval(e) enode *e; execute code
                      6: cin_filename   char *cin_filename; current C source filename being executed
                      7: cin_find_ident ident *cin_find_ident(id) char *id; search for id in current view
                      8: cin_info       void cin_info(s) char *s; give information about current program
                      9: cin_level      int cin_level; the number of nested breakpoints
                     10: cin_libpath    char *cin_libpath; a list of libraries to search for undefined routines
                     11: cin_lineno     int cin_lineno; the current C source line number being executed
                     12: cin_load       int cin_load(s) char *s; evaluate s as invocation arguments of cin
                     13: cin_log        int cin_log(file) char *file; record the interactive mode session in file
                     14: cin_ltof       char *cin_ltof(n) int n; return the function name at line n
                     15: cin_print      enode *cin_print(e) enode *e; print e as C code
                     16: cin_prompt     char *cin_prompt; the interactive mode prompt (default "cin")
                     17: cin_quit       void cin_quit() exit cin
                     18: cin_read       enode *cin_read(s) char *s; read s and return program
                     19: cin_reset      int cin_reset() restore initialized data and bss to original values
                     20: cin_return     void cin_return() return from a breakpoint
                     21: cin_spy        int cin_spy(fn, id, mod, ref) char *fn, *id; int (*mod)(), (*ref)();
                     22: cin_spy        call function mod (ref) when id is modified (referenced) in function fn
                     23: cin_stack      stackelem *cin_stack; <stack.h> the trace of subroutine calls
                     24: cin_system     void cin_system() enter interactive mode
                     25: cin_unbreak    int cin_unbreak(fn, n) char *fn; int n; remove a breakpoint at line n in function fn
                     26: cin_unload     int cin_unload(s) char *s; unload file s
                     27: cin_unspy      int cin_unspy(fn, name, mod, ref) remove spy on name in function fn
                     28: cin_unspy      (see cin_spy)
                     29: cin_unwrapper  int cin_unwrapper(fn, bf, af) char *fn; int (*bf)(), (*af)();
                     30: cin_unwrapper  remove wrapper on function fn
                     31: cin_view       int cin_view(s) char *s; change current view to s
                     32: cin_views      view *cin_views; <symtab.h> the list of available views
                     33: cin_wrapper    int cin_wrapper(fn, bf, af) char *fn; int (*bf)(), (*af)();
                     34: cin_wrapper    call function before (after) before (after) subroutine name is called

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