command line fix

include/ex/argv.h

@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ size_t KalComputeArgVecSize(const char **argv);
 //
 error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
                              int         *argcPtr,
-                             char       **argv,
+                             char        *bufptr,
                              bool         doEscaping);
 
 //
@@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
 //
 error_t KalCmdLineToArgVec(const char  *cmdLine,
                            int         *argcPtr,
-                           char       **argv);
+                           char        *bufptr);
 
 //
 // Argument vector to command line

kaleid/extras/argv.c

@@ -56,25 +56,17 @@ size_t KalComputeArgVecSize(const char *argv[])
 //
 // Converts command line to an argument vector
 //
-// This function assumes that argv[0] is a pointer
-// to a ARG_MAX-wide buffer, which will be filled
-// with strings in succession; the address of the nth
-// string will be stored in argv[n-1]
-//
-// Technically ARG_MAX is the maximum number of bytes
-// in both the buffer *and* argv, i.e. (argc + 1) * sizeof(char *)
-// bytes are reserved for the argv[i] pointers, so in fact less than
-// ARG_MAX bytes are available
-//
-// That available space, however, remains strictly higher than 4KB,
-// which is the POSIX minimum; the current ARG_MAX guarantees 16KB available
+// This function assumes that *argv is a (ARG_MAX * 2)-wide buffer,
+// whose second half will be filled with strings in succession;
+// with the address of the nth string stored in the first half,
+// specifically at argv[n-1]
 //
 // TODO long escape sequences
 //      get program command line if cmdLine == NULL
 //
 error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
                              int         *argcPtr,
-                             char       **argv,
+                             char        *bufptr,
                              bool         doEscaping)
 {
     int argc = 0;
@@ -83,11 +75,17 @@ error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
     bool escaping = false;
     size_t written = 0;
     error_t retcode = EOK;
-
-    assert_always(argv && *argv && cmdLine);
+    bool maxreached = false;
 
     // An ARG_MAX-wide buffer
-    char *buffer = *argv;
+    char **argv = (char **)bufptr;
+
+    assert(argv && cmdLine);
+
+    // Another ARG_MAX-wide buffer
+    char *buffer = *argv + ARG_MAX;
+    
+    argv[0] = buffer;
 
     // Null-terminate current argv slot
     // and save the start of next string
@@ -111,12 +109,15 @@ error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
     for (; *cmdLine; cmdLine++) {
 
         // Make sure we don't go beyond ARG_MAX bytes
-        if (written >= ARG_MAX - (1 + sizeof(char *))) {
-            // Sanity check
-            assert(written == ARG_MAX - (1 + sizeof(char *)));
+        maxreached = written >= ARG_MAX - 1;
+        maxreached = maxreached || argc >= (int)(ARG_MAX/sizeof(char *) - 1);
 
-            // All we have left is one byte for the null-terminator of the current slot
-            // and sizeof(char *) bytes for the NULL at the end of argv
+        if (maxreached) {
+            // Sanity check
+            assert(written == ARG_MAX - 1);
+
+            // All we have left is one byte for the null-terminator
+            // (or argv maxed out)
             *buffer = 0;
 
             // Did we write anything in this slot?
@@ -193,6 +194,9 @@ error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
         *buffer++ = *cmdLine;
     }
 
+    // Ensures that the last string is null-terminated
+    *buffer = 0;
+
     // Ensures that argv[argc] == NULL
     argv[++argc] = NULL;
 
@@ -211,7 +215,7 @@ error_t KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(const char  *cmdLine,
 
 error_t KalCmdLineToArgVec(const char  *cmdLine,
                            int         *argcPtr,
-                           char       **argv)
+                           char        *bufptr)
 {
-    return KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(cmdLine, argcPtr, argv, false);
+    return KalCmdLineToArgVecEx(cmdLine, argcPtr, bufptr, false);
 }

kaleid/kernel/init/init.c

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ noreturn void BtStartKern(multiboot_info_t *mbInfo, uint mbMagic, void *codeSeg)
     IoEnableCursor();
     IoUpdateCursor(0, 0);
 
-    KernLog("%c%c%c OS/K\n\n", 219, 219, 219); //grrr
+    KernLog("%c%c%c OS/K\n\n", 219, 219, 219);
 
     // Sanity checks
     BtDoSanityChecks(mbMagic);
@@ -54,6 +54,8 @@ noreturn void BtStartKern(multiboot_info_t *mbInfo, uint mbMagic, void *codeSeg)
     // Interrupts launching
     KeSetupIDT();
     KeEnableIRQs();
+    
+    //KalCmdLineToArgVec("test 1 2 3 4 5\n", &buf, );
 
     // Start drivers
     KeEnableRTC();

kaleid/kernel/sh/shell.c

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ void ExecuteCommand(char *cmdbuf)
         return;
 
     memzero(*shargv, ARG_MAX);
-    rc = KalCmdLineToArgVec(cmdbuf, &shargc, shargv);
+    rc = KalCmdLineToArgVec(cmdbuf, &shargc, argv0);
     if (rc) KeStartPanic("Shell: Couldn't parse command line: %d", rc);
 
     for (cmd = cmdtable; cmd->name != NULL; cmd++) {
@@ -63,9 +63,9 @@ void KeStartShell(void)
     char *cmdbuf = malloc(CMDBUFSIZE);
     char *bufptr = cmdbuf;
 
-    argv0 = malloc(ARG_MAX);
-    memzero(argv0, ARG_MAX);
-    shargv = &argv0;
+    argv0 = malloc(ARG_MAX * 2);
+    memzero(argv0, ARG_MAX * 2);
+    shargv = (char **)argv0;
 
     KernLog("\nshell> ");
     BFlushBuf(BStdOut);