LarkOutImpl.mesa
Copyright © 1985, 1986 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) December 12, 1985 0:59:56 am PST
Last modified by D. Swinehart, May 17, 1986 5:00:37 pm PDT
DIRECTORY
IO,
Commander USING [ CommandProc, Register ],
Convert USING [ RopeFromInt ],
Lark USING [ bStar, bThorp, ConnectionSpec, CommandEvent, CommandEvents, CommandEventSequence, Device, disabled, EchoParameters, EchoParameterRecord, enabled, endNum, Event, KeyTable, Milliseconds, o3i1, o2i2, o1i1, Passel, reset, SHHH, StatusEvent, Tone, ToneSpec, ToneSpecRec ],
LarkPlay USING [ ToneList, ToneSpec, ToneSpecRec ],
LarkRpcControl,
LarkSmarts,
List USING [ Nconc1 ],
Nice,
Process USING [ Detach, EnableAborts, MsecToTicks, SetTimeout ],
Rope USING [ Cat, Concat, Fetch, Length, ROPE, Substr, Translate, TranslatorType ],
RPC USING [ CallFailed ],
ThNet USING [ pd ],
ThPartyPrivate USING [ SmartsData ],
Thrush USING[ H, pERROR, ProseSpec, ProseSpecs, ROPE, SHHH, SmartsHandle, ThHandle ],
ThSmartsPrivate USING [
ConvDesc, flushMarker, GetConvDesc, HookState, proseFailure, LarkInfo, LarkProseQueue, LarkState, LarkStateSpec, LSwitches, LState, maxClientMarker, maxControlMarker, ProgressTones, ProseCmd, SmartsInfo, TerminalType ],
TU USING [ RefAddr ],
VoiceUtils USING [ ProblemFR, Report ]
;
LarkOutImpl: CEDAR MONITOR LOCKS info USING info: LarkInfo
IMPORTS
Commander, Convert, IO, LarkRpcControl, List, Nice, Process, Rope, RPC, ThNet, Thrush, ThSmartsPrivate, TU, VoiceUtils
EXPORTS ThSmartsPrivate= {
OPEN IO;
Declarations
ConvDesc: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.ConvDesc;
H: PROC[r: REF] RETURNS[Thrush.ThHandle] = INLINE {RETURN[Thrush.H[r]]; };
LarkInfo: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.LarkInfo;
LarkState: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.LarkState;
SmartsData: TYPE = ThPartyPrivate.SmartsData;
SmartsInfo: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.SmartsInfo;
SmartsHandle: TYPE = Thrush.SmartsHandle;
TerminalType: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.TerminalType;
ProseCmd: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.ProseCmd;
ROPE: TYPE = Thrush.ROPE;
firstTone: LarkState = FIRST[ThSmartsPrivate.ProgressTones];
bStar: Lark.Event = Lark.bStar;
bThorp: Lark.Event = Lark.bThorp;
enabled: Lark.Event = Lark.enabled;
endNum: Lark.Event = Lark.endNum;
disabled: Lark.Event = Lark.disabled;
reset: Lark.Event = Lark.reset;
larkRegistry: ROPE ← ".Lark";
PD: TYPE = RECORD [
waitForTelco: CARDINAL ← 500,
telcoMinOn: CARDINAL ← 60,
telcoMinOff: CARDINAL ← 60,
flashWaitTime: CARDINAL ← 800,
idleWaitTime: CARDINAL ← 20000, -- time for supervisor to wait for more events.
backDoorOH: BOOLFALSE,
callTimeoutOK: BOOLFALSE, -- set to keep Thrush alive when debugging a Lark.
tonesInvalid: BOOLTRUE,
tonesLast: BOOLTRUE -- sets up alternate lark setup situation in supervisor loop
<<Presently not used.>>
];
pd: REF PDNEW[PD←[]];
dialTone: LarkPlay.ToneSpec ← NIL;
busyTone: LarkPlay.ToneSpec ← NIL;
errorTone: LarkPlay.ToneSpec ← NIL;
ringbackTone: LarkPlay.ToneSpec ← NIL;
quenchSpec: Lark.ToneSpec ← NEW[Lark.ToneSpecRec ←[volume: 0, totalTime: 0, tones: LIST[[0,0,0,0]]]];
definitions to interface to DECTalk text-to-speech synthesizer; more in ThSmartsPrivate
pReset: PUBLIC ProseCmd ← "c"; --  is ESC
stopAndFlush: PUBLIC ProseCmd ← "P0;10z\\";
DSR brief () not strictly needed for reset or flush, but makes the DECTalk (which is normally quiet in this case) respond more like the Prose.
commenceSpeech: ProseCmd = "P0;11z\\";
cmdLeader: ProseCmd = "P0;21;"; -- for constructing arbitrary commands; rename to indexMarkerStart
indexMarkerLen: INT = 13;
indexMarkerEnd: ProseCmd = "z\\";
maxTextPktLen: INT ← 90;
Byte (char) count; RPCLupine.maxDataLength is word count
No bigger than RPCLupine.maxDataLength - 2*indexMarkerLen
maxPkts: INT = 250 / maxTextPktLen; -- Prose can hold `several hundred' chars
numPkts: INT ← 3;
minClientMarker: INT = 1;
maxClientMarker: INT = 199; -- in ThSmartsPrivate
minControlMarker: INT = 200; -- reserved for packet control
maxControlMarker: INT = 250; -- in ThSmartsPrivate
speechDoneMarker: INT = 255;
speechDone: ProseCmd = "P0;11z\\P0;21;255z\\P0;11z\\"; -- commence speech & report back when done
External Procedures
EnterLarkState: PUBLIC ENTRY PROC[ info: LarkInfo, newState: LarkState, sInfo: SmartsInfo, data: REFNIL ] = {
ENABLE UNWIND=>NULL;
EnterLarkSt[info, newState, sInfo, data];
};
EnterLarkSt: PUBLIC INTERNAL PROC[ info: LarkInfo, newState: LarkState, sInfo: SmartsInfo, data: REF ]={
ENABLE UNWIND=>NULL;
newSpec: LIST OF ThSmartsPrivate.LarkStateSpec = LIST[[newState, sInfo]];
trans: LSTrans ← lsTrans[info.larkState][newState];
oldState: LarkState = info.larkState;
cDesc: ConvDesc←NIL;
keyTable: Lark.KeyTable;
sw: BOOLFALSE;
otherAction: REFNIL;
toneSpec: LarkPlay.ToneSpec ← NIL;
newProses: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← NIL;
IF pd.tonesInvalid THEN SetTones[];
Each select statement combines cases to execute a subset of the required actions efficiently.
SELECT trans FROM
nop => RETURN; -- Certifiably nothing at all to do, or inappropriate time to do it.
set => { info.larkState←newState; RETURN; };
X => { LarkProblem["%g: Invalid LarkState Transition", sInfo]; RETURN; };
rec => { info.larkState←recovering; LarkFailed[sInfo]; --RETURN--};
fai => {
info.larkState ← failed; LarkProblem["%g: Lark failure requested by server", sInfo];
info.larkProcess ← NIL;
NOTIFY info.stateChange; -- Be sure process notices failure and disappears.
RETURN;
};
ENDCASE;
IF sInfo#NIL THEN cDesc ← ThSmartsPrivate.GetConvDesc[sInfo];
IF cDesc#NIL THEN {
IF cDesc.newKeys THEN keyTable ← cDesc.cState.keyTable;
IF cDesc.newSpec THEN {
spec: Lark.ConnectionSpec ← info.spec ← cDesc.cState.spec;
cDesc.newSpec←FALSE;
info.forwardedCall ← spec#NIL AND (spec.localSocket.net # spec.remoteSocket.net OR spec.localSocket.host # spec.remoteSocket.host);
};
newProses ← cDesc.newProses;
};
IF tSetFwd[trans] = setFwd THEN {
If trunkTalking was requested, we must enter either trunkTalking or trunkForwarding, depending on whether the other end of the connection is on the same machine.
newState ← IF info.forwardedCall THEN trunkForwarding ELSE trunkTalking;
trans ← lsTrans[info.larkState][newState];
};
info.larkState←newState;
When leaving talking state but not going idle, must explicitly take down Ethernet connection.
Does this ever happen?
SELECT tDisconn[trans] FROM
disconnect => {
Queue up request to eliminate connections.
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[ info, 'd ];
QueueLarkAction[info, aDisconnect, sInfo];
};
ENDCASE;
Select tone/tune specifications.
toneSpec ← SELECT trans FROM
dia, diu => dialTone, -- to handset receiver
rbk, rbu => IF info.ringTune#NIL THEN info.ringTune ELSE ringbackTone,
bzy, bzu => busyTone,
err, eru => errorTone,
rng, rgu => info.ringTune,
ENDCASE => NIL
;
SELECT tDoTones[trans] FROM
doTones => {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[ info, 'T ];
IF toneSpec#NIL THEN QueueLarkAction[info, toneSpec, sInfo];
};
stopTones => { IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[ info, 't ]; QueueLarkAction[info, aNoTones, sInfo]; };
ENDCASE;
IF newProses#NIL THEN SELECT trans FROM
sup, spn, tlk => {
reqProseSpecs, lastReqProseSpecs: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← NIL;
FOR pL: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← newProses, pL.rest WHILE pL#NIL DO
pS: Thrush.ProseSpec = pL.first;
IF pS.type = request THEN {
elt: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← LIST[pS];
IF reqProseSpecs=NIL THEN reqProseSpecs ← elt ELSE IF lastReqProseSpecs=NIL THEN Thrush.pERROR ELSE lastReqProseSpecs.rest ← elt;
lastReqProseSpecs ← elt;
};
ENDLOOP;
IF reqProseSpecs#NIL THEN {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'P, rope[newProses.first.prose], IF newProses.rest#NIL THEN rope[" ... MORE"] ELSE [null[]]];
QueueLarkAction[info, reqProseSpecs, sInfo];
};
};
ENDCASE;
Go offhook and enter speakerphone mode if noises need to be heard and phone isn't offhook
Go back onhook when idling from spkr (not sPkr) or monitor mode.
SELECT tHookState[trans] FROM
reset => {
info.spec ← NIL;
SELECT info.hookState FROM
spkr, monitor => { info.hookState←onhook; info.terminalType←std; }; -- going totally idle
ENDCASE;
};
spkrTrans => IF info.hookState=onhook THEN {-- dialtone, direct connect or ringback, Hafra
info.hookState ← spkr; info.terminalType ← IF sInfo.larkInfo.radio THEN radio ELSE spkr; };
ENDCASE; -- no state change cases.
sw←FALSE;
IF info.terminalType#info.lastTerminalType THEN sw←TRUE;
SELECT tSwitch[trans] FROM
switch => sw←TRUE;
switchIfDiff => IF oldState<firstTone OR newState<firstTone THEN sw←TRUE;
ENDCASE;
IF sw THEN TRUSTED {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'M, rope[larkCommands[info.terminalType][newState]]];
otherAction ← QueueCommandSequence[info,
larkCommands[info.terminalType][newState], @info.lState, info.scratchEv, sInfo];
IF trans=fls THEN {
Process.Detach[FORK FlashWait[info, sInfo]];
info.larkState ← oldState; -- never really enter fls state, stay in forwarding or trunkTalking.
};
info.lastTerminalType ← info.terminalType;
};
SELECT trans FROM
sgl, sgn => {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'F];
QueueLarkAction[info, RopeToDTMF[NARROW[data]], sInfo];
};
ENDCASE;
IF keyTable#NIL THEN SELECT tSetKey[trans] FROM
setKey => {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'K];
cDesc.newKeys←FALSE;
QueueLarkAction[info, keyTable, sInfo];
};
ENDCASE;
IF info.spec#NIL THEN SELECT trans FROM
sup, spn, tlk, frd, frn => {
spec: Lark.ConnectionSpec = info.spec;
info.spec ← NIL;
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'C,
int[LOOPHOLE[spec.localSocket.socket]],
int[LOOPHOLE[spec.remoteSocket.socket]],
card[spec.remoteSocket.net], card[spec.remoteSocket.host]];
QueueLarkAction[info, spec, sInfo];
};
ENDCASE;
IF otherAction#NIL THEN {
IF ThNet.pd.debug THEN Deb[info, 'O];
QueueLarkAction[info, otherAction, sInfo];
};
IF info.newActions=NIL THEN RETURN;
};
LarkFailed: PUBLIC ERROR [sInfo: SmartsInfo] = CODE;
TonesDone: PUBLIC ENTRY PROC[info: LarkInfo, commandEvent: Lark.StatusEvent, sInfo: SmartsInfo ] = {
Deb[info, 'z];
SELECT commandEvent.event FROM
'F=> -- Feeping complete
{
IF info.larkState#trunkSignalling THEN RETURN;
EnterLarkSt[info, trunkTalking, sInfo, NIL];
};
ENDCASE => -- other tones finished.
QueueLarkAction[info, NEW[ATonesDoneType ← [commandEvent.event]], sInfo];
};
FlashWait: PUBLIC ENTRY PROC[info: LarkInfo, sInfo: SmartsInfo ] = TRUSTED {
ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;
flashWait: CONDITION;
IF info=NIL THEN RETURN;
Process.SetTimeout[@flashWait, Process.MsecToTicks[pd.flashWaitTime]]; -- 600 ms or so.
Deb[info, 'w];
WAIT flashWait;
Deb[info, 'W];
IF info.larkState=trunkTalking THEN -- nothing has gone wrong
<<Alternative: leave it in state fls until now.>>
[]←QueueCommandSequence[info,
larkCommands[info.terminalType][info.larkState], @info.lState, info.scratchEv, sInfo];
};
QueueFeeps: PUBLIC PROC[sInfo: SmartsInfo, feeps: Thrush.ProseSpecs ] = {
FOR pS: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← feeps, pS.rest WHILE pS#NIL DO
EnterLarkState[sInfo.larkInfo, trunkSignalling, sInfo, pS.first.prose];
ENDLOOP
};
ProseControlDone: PUBLIC INTERNAL PROC[info: LarkInfo, marker: INT, sInfo: SmartsInfo] = {
IF marker=ThSmartsPrivate.proseFailure THEN {
LarkProblem["Text-to-speech service failed", sInfo];
Fail[info];
}
ELSE
QueueLarkAction[info, NEW[ASpeechDoneType ← [marker]], sInfo];
};
Internal Procedures
FailE: ENTRY PROC[info: LarkInfo] = {Fail[info];};
Fail: INTERNAL PROC[info: LarkInfo] = {
IF info.larkState#recovering THEN info.larkState�iled; };
LarkSupervisor: PROCEDURE[ info: LarkInfo, sInfo: SmartsInfo ] = {
In a loop, keep the state of the Lark up to date. Awakens itself whenever any pending
tone is otherwise likely to time out. Awakened by EnterLarkState whenever the state
of tones, switches, and the like might have to change.
sInfo is the SmartsInfo in use when the process was initiated. It's used to report errors, but bear in mind that it may or may not be the one in effect when a particular complaint occurs.
ENABLE UNWIND => NULL;
req: REF;
WaitForAction: ENTRY PROC[info: LarkInfo] RETURNS [ref: REFNIL] = TRUSTED {
ENABLE UNWIND=>NULL;
DO
elt: LIST OF REF ← info.newActions;
IF info.larkState=failed OR info.larkState=recovering THEN RETURN[NIL];
IF elt # NIL THEN {
ref𡤎lt.first;
info.newActions ← elt.rest;
RETURN[ref];
};
Process.SetTimeout[@info.stateChange, Process.MsecToTicks[pd.idleWaitTime]];
WAIT info.stateChange;
IF info.newActions = NIL THEN {
IF info.nextToneList#NIL THEN Fail[info]; -- Notification is late.
RETURN[NIL];
};
ENDLOOP;
};
info.larkToneSpec ← NEW[Lark.ToneSpecRec ← [volume: 0, totalTime: 0, tones: NIL]];
TRUSTED { Process.EnableAborts[@info.stateChange]; };
WHILE (req←WaitForAction[info])#NIL DO
-- Deal with communications failure.
ENABLE {
RPC.CallFailed => IF pd.callTimeoutOK THEN RESUME ELSE {
LarkProblem["%g: Call Failed", sInfo]; GOTO Failed; };
ABORTED => {
LarkProblem["%g: LarkSupervisor aborted", sInfo]; GOTO Failed; };
};
DoTones: PROC[newTones: BOOL] = { -- Does one tone from current list of tones
IF info.nextToneList=NIL THEN RETURN;
info.larkToneSpec.volume ← info.toneSpec.volume;
info.expectedNotification ←
IF info.expectedNotification='z THEN 'a ELSE info.expectedNotification+1;
info.larkToneSpec.notification ← [tones, info.expectedNotification];
info.larkToneSpec.tones ← info.nextToneList.first;
[]←info.interface.SpecifyTones[shh: info.shh, queueIt: ~newTones, tones: info.larkToneSpec];
};
SpeakText: PROC = {
textPkt: Rope.ROPE;
IF ~info.textToSpeech OR info.flushInProgress THEN RETURN;
WHILE info.pktsOutstanding < numPkts AND info.textToSpeak.Length[] > 0 DO
proseText: Rope.ROPE ← info.textToSpeak;
IF proseText.Length[] <= maxTextPktLen THEN {
textPkt ← Rope.Concat[proseText, speechDone];
speechDone (or some control marker) is needed to keep the Prose going if new text comes in after the last bit of the previous request was sent, but before the Prose finishes speaking it. Triggers a call from LarkInImpl.HandleProseOutput.
info.textToSpeak ← "";
info.ctrlMarkerQueue ← List.Nconc1[info.ctrlMarkerQueue, NEW[INT ← speechDoneMarker]];
}
ELSE {
Scan backward from the end of the packet for a place to break between words. The Prose treats an index marker as a word terminator. Keep punctuation with its preceding word for correct prosodics.
index: INT ← maxTextPktLen;
WHILE IO.TokenProc[Rope.Fetch[proseText, index-1]] = other DO
index ← index-1;
IF index=0 THEN {index ← maxTextPktLen; EXIT};
Too long between break chars; just make progress somehow.
ENDLOOP;
IF Rope.Fetch[proseText, index-1] = IO.ESC THEN index ← index-1
ELSE IF Rope.Fetch[proseText, index-2] = IO.ESC THEN index ← index-2;
Make sure not to break in the middle of a client marker!!
info.controlMarker ← IF info.controlMarker>=ThSmartsPrivate.maxControlMarker THEN minControlMarker ELSE info.controlMarker+1;
textPkt ← Rope.Cat[cmdLeader, Convert.RopeFromInt[info.controlMarker], indexMarkerEnd, proseText.Substr[len: index]];
info.textToSpeak ← proseText.Substr[start: index];
info.ctrlMarkerQueue ← List.Nconc1[info.ctrlMarkerQueue, NEW[INT ← info.controlMarker]];
};
Deb[info, 'p, rope[textPkt]];
info.interface.CommandString[shh: info.shh, device: keyboard, commands: textPkt];
info.pktsOutstanding ← info.pktsOutstanding+1;
ENDLOOP;
};
WITH req SELECT FROM
d: REF ADisconnectType => {
info.interface.Disconnect[ shh: info.shh, buffer: out1];
info.interface.Disconnect[ shh: info.shh, buffer: in1];
};
ts: LarkPlay.ToneSpec => {
info.toneSpec←ts;
info.nextToneList ← info.toneSpec.tones;
DoTones[TRUE];
};
ps: Thrush.ProseSpecs => {
IF ~info.textToSpeech THEN LOOP;
FOR proseS: Thrush.ProseSpecs ← ps, proseS.rest WHILE proseS#NIL DO
pSpec: Thrush.ProseSpec = proseS.first;
newText: Rope.ROPE;
IF ~pSpec.queueIt THEN ProseFlush[info, stopAndFlush];
newText ← IF pSpec.direction=record -- really want BOOLEAN pSpec.filter
THEN pSpec.prose -- allows client to send Prose reset
ELSE Rope.Translate[base: pSpec.prose, translator: FilterText];
info.textToSpeak ← Rope.Concat[info.textToSpeak, newText];
info.clientMarker ← IF info.clientMarker = ThSmartsPrivate.maxClientMarker
THEN minClientMarker
ELSE info.clientMarker + 1;
EnterProseQueue[info, pSpec, info.clientMarker];
info.textToSpeak ← Rope.Cat[info.textToSpeak, cmdLeader,
Convert.RopeFromInt[info.clientMarker],
indexMarkerEnd];
ENDLOOP;
Maybe just as satisfactory to treat each elt of list as separate request & terminate with CommenceSpeech to keep Prose going.
SpeakText[];
};
pd: REF ASpeechDoneType => {
marker: REF INTNIL;
IF pd.indexMarker = ThSmartsPrivate.flushMarker THEN {
info.flushInProgress ← FALSE;
info.ctrlMarkerQueue ← NIL;
info.pktsOutstanding ← 0;
SpeakText[];
}
ELSE {
IF info.ctrlMarkerQueue = NIL THEN {
LarkProblem["Text-to-speech service: empty control marker list", sInfo];
GOTO Failed;
};
marker ← NARROW[info.ctrlMarkerQueue.first];
IF pd.indexMarker = marker^ THEN {
info.ctrlMarkerQueue ← info.ctrlMarkerQueue.rest;
info.pktsOutstanding ← info.pktsOutstanding-1;
SpeakText[];
}
ELSE {
LarkProblem["Text-to-speech service: wrong marker received", sInfo];
GOTO Failed;
};
};
};
td: REF ATonesDoneType => IF info.toneSpec#NIL THEN {
IF td.event#info.expectedNotification THEN GOTO Failed;
IF info.nextToneList#NIL AND info.nextToneList.rest#NIL THEN
info.nextToneList ← info.nextToneList.rest
ELSE IF NOT info.toneSpec.repeatIndefinitely THEN { info.toneSpec←NIL; info.nextToneList←NIL }
ELSE info.nextToneList ← info.toneSpec.tones;
IF info.nextToneList#NIL THEN DoTones[FALSE];
};
a: REF ANoTonesType => {
info.toneSpec←NIL;
info.nextToneList←NIL;
quenchSpec.tones.first.on ← 0;
[]←info.interface.SpecifyTones[shh: info.shh, tones: quenchSpec, queueIt: FALSE];
};
resetAction: REF ResetActionType => {
[]←info.interface.Reset[shh: info.shh, rName: "Don't revert"];
<<NIL => revert. Remember to change 2d parameter next time Lark.mesa changes.>>
ProseFlush[info, pReset];
};
echoParameters: Lark.EchoParameters =>
[]←info.interface.EchoSupression[shh: info.shh, echo: echoParameters];
commands: Lark.CommandEvents =>
IF commands#NIL THEN
IF commands[0].device=touchPad THEN {
quenchSpec.tones.first.on ← pd.waitForTelco;
[]←info.interface.SpecifyTones[shh: info.shh, tones: quenchSpec, queueIt: FALSE];
[]←info.interface.Feep[shh: info.shh, on: pd.telcoMinOn, off: pd.telcoMinOff, notify: [tones, 'F],
waveTable: ThNet.pd.feepVolume, queueIt: TRUE, events: commands];
}
ELSE info.interface.Commands[ info.shh, commands ];
keyTable: Lark.KeyTable => info.interface.SetKeyTable[shh: info.shh, table: keyTable];
spec: Lark.ConnectionSpec => {
spec.buffer ← out1;
info.interface.Connect[shh: info.shh, specs: spec ];
Connect output buffer
spec.buffer ← in1;
info.interface.Connect[shh: info.shh, specs: spec ];
};
ENDCASE;
REPEAT Failed => { FailE[info]; };
ENDLOOP;
info.larkProcess ← NIL;
};
FilterText: Rope.TranslatorType = { -- PROC [old: CHAR] RETURNS [new: CHAR]
Remove chars that the Prose considers illegal.
SELECT old FROM
IO.TAB, IO.LF, IO.CR, IO.ESC => new ← old; -- Don't allow user to send reset (ControlR)
< IO.SP => new ← IO.SP;
ENDCASE => new ← old;
};
ProseFlush: PROC[info: LarkInfo, proseCmd: ProseCmd] = {
Called only from LarkSupervisor, whose sequentiality implies that no locks are needed.
info.textToSpeak ← "";
IF ~info.flushInProgress THEN {
info.interface.CommandString[shh: info.shh, device: keyboard, commands: proseCmd];
info.flushInProgress ← TRUE;
};
};
EnterProseQueue: ENTRY PROC[info: LarkInfo, pS: Thrush.ProseSpec, internalClientMarker: INT] = {
This list is a queue - you expect the notifications to return in the order you sent them. LarkSupervisor "fails" if you don't get back the first thing in the queue.
elt: ThSmartsPrivate.LarkProseQueue ← LIST[[pS, internalClientMarker]];
IF info.proseQueue=NIL THEN info.proseQueue ← elt ELSE IF info.pTail=NIL THEN Thrush.pERROR ELSE info.pTail.rest ← elt;
info.pTail ← elt;
};
Queue is a FIFO list of REFs, with a lastAction pointer to aid in rapid enqueuing.
QueueLarkAction: INTERNAL PROC[info: LarkInfo, ref: REF, sInfo: SmartsInfo] = {
elt: LIST OF REF = LIST[ref];
lst: LIST OF REF = info.lastAction;
IF info.newActions=NIL THEN info.newActions ← elt ELSE IF lst=NIL THEN Thrush.pERROR ELSE lst.rest ← elt;
info.lastAction ← elt;
IF info.larkProcess=NIL THEN TRUSTED {
Process.Detach[info.larkProcess ← FORK LarkSupervisor[ info, sInfo ]]; };
NOTIFY info.stateChange;
};
LarkProblem: PROC[remark: ROPE, sInfo: SmartsInfo] = {
VoiceUtils.ProblemFR[remark, $Lark, sInfo.larkInfo, TU.RefAddr[sInfo]];
};
QueueCommandSequence: INTERNAL PROC[
info: LarkInfo, commands: ROPE,
lState: LONG POINTER TO LState, scratchEv: Lark.CommandEvents, sInfo: SmartsInfo]
RETURNS[otherAction: REFNIL]= TRUSTED {
eventIndex: INTEGER←-1;
c: CHAR;
i: NAT;
index: INTEGER;
event: Lark.Event;
events: Lark.CommandEvents ← scratchEv;
nextState: LState ← [];
len: NAT;
IF commands=NIL THEN RETURN; -- status quo
len ← commands.Length[];
FOR i IN [0..len) DO
SELECT (c𡤌ommands.Fetch[i]) FROM 'J, 'j => IF ~pd.backDoorOH THEN LOOP; ENDCASE;
SELECT c FROM
'Z => { lState^← []; otherAction ← resetAction; };
'X, 'x => {
row: NAT← Digit[commands.Fetch[i+1]];
outputs: PACKED ARRAY [0..8) OF BOOLEANLOOPHOLE[nextState.xbar[row]];
outputs[Digit[commands.Fetch[i+2]]] ← (c='X);
nextState.xbar[row] ← LOOPHOLE[outputs];
i←i+2;
LOOP;
};
'E, 'e => {
nextState.echoStyle ← commands.Fetch[i←i+1]-'0;
otherAction ← echosOn[nextState.echoStyle];
};
'M, 'm => {
nextState.voiceMode ← SELECT commands.Fetch[i←i+1] FROM
'0 => Lark.o3i1,
'1 => Lark.o2i2,
'2 => Lark.o1i1,
ENDCASE => ERROR;
};
ENDCASE=> {
IF c IN ['a..'z] THEN { event ← Lark.disabled; c𡤌-('a-'A); }
ELSE event ← Lark.enabled;
IF lStateForLetter[c]#none THEN nextState.lSw[lStateForLetter[c]] ← event;
};
ENDLOOP;
IF nextState=lState^ THEN RETURN;
IF nextState.echoStyle#lState.echoStyle AND otherAction=NIL THEN
otherAction ← echosOff[lState.echoStyle];
FOR iteration: NAT IN [0..1] DO -- 0: compute size; 1: fill in result sequence.
index←-1;
IF nextState.voiceMode#lState.voiceMode THEN
events[index←index+1] ← [voiceMode, nextState.voiceMode];
FOR i: LSwitches DECREASING IN LSwitches DO IF nextState.lSw[i]#lState.lSw[i] THEN
events[index←index+1] ← [lDevs[i], nextState.lSw[i]]; ENDLOOP;
FOR i: NAT IN [0..8) DO IF nextState.xbar[i]#lState.xbar[i] THEN {
outputs: PACKED ARRAY[0..8) OF BOOLEAN = LOOPHOLE[lState.xbar[i]];
nxtOutputs: PACKED ARRAY[0..8) OF BOOLEAN = LOOPHOLE[nextState.xbar[i]];
FOR j: NAT IN [0..8) DO IF outputs[j]#nxtOutputs[j] THEN
events[index←index+1] ← [
Lark.Device[LOOPHOLE[IF nxtOutputs[j] THEN 23 ELSE 22]],
LOOPHOLE[i*16+j] ];
ENDLOOP;
}; ENDLOOP;
IF index=-1 THEN { events←NIL; EXIT; };
IF iteration=0 THEN events ← NEW[Lark.CommandEventSequence[index+1]]; ENDLOOP;
QueueLarkAction[info, events, sInfo];
lState^ ← nextState;
lState.lSw[xBarAll] ← Lark.disabled;
};
Digit: PROC[c: CHAR] RETURNS [digit: NAT] = INLINE { RETURN[c-'0]; };
RopeToDTMF: PROC [r: Thrush.ROPE] RETURNS [ce: Lark.CommandEvents] = {
len: INTMIN[Lark.Passel.LAST, r.Length[]];
ce ← NEW[Lark.CommandEventSequence[len]];
FOR j: INT IN [0..ce.length) DO
c: CHAR = r.Fetch[j];
ce.e[j] ← [touchPad, SELECT c FROM
IN ['0..'9] => LOOPHOLE[128 + c - '0],
IN ['a..'d] => LOOPHOLE[138 + c - 'a],
IN ['\001..'\037] => LOOPHOLE[LOOPHOLE[c,INTEGER]*10], -- 100 ms. pauses, 12-14 illegal!
'* => Lark.bStar,
'# => Lark.bThorp,
ENDCASE => Lark.bStar];
ENDLOOP;
};
SetTones: INTERNAL PROC[] = {
IF ~pd.tonesInvalid THEN RETURN;
pd.tonesInvalid ← FALSE;
dialTone ← NEW[LarkPlay.ToneSpecRec ← [repeatIndefinitely: TRUE,
volume: ThNet.pd.tonesVolume, tones: LIST[LIST[
[f1: 350, f2: 440, on: 5000, off: 0],
[f1: 350, f2: 440, on: 5000, off: 0]]]]];
busyTone ← NEW[LarkPlay.ToneSpecRec ← [repeatIndefinitely: TRUE,
volume: ThNet.pd.tonesVolume, tones: LIST[LIST[
[f1: 480, f2: 620, on: 500, off: 500, repetitions: 5],
[f1: 480, f2: 620, on: 500, off: 500, repetitions: 5]]]]];
errorTone ← NEW[LarkPlay.ToneSpecRec ← [repeatIndefinitely: TRUE,
volume: ThNet.pd.tonesVolume, tones: LIST[LIST[
[f1: 480, f2: 620, on: 250, off: 250, repetitions: 10],
[f1: 480, f2: 620, on: 250, off: 250, repetitions: 10]]]]];
ringbackTone ← NEW[LarkPlay.ToneSpecRec ← [repeatIndefinitely: TRUE,
volume: ThNet.pd.tonesVolume, tones: LIST[LIST[
[f1: 440, f2: 480, on: 2000, off: 4000],
[f1: 440, f2: 480, on: 2000, off: 4000]]]]];
};
Deb: PROC[info: LarkInfo, c: CHAR, p1, p2, p3, p4: IO.Value←[null[]]] = {
s: IO.STREAM;
IF ~ThNet.pd.debug THEN RETURN;
s←IO.ROS[];
s.PutF["<%g", char[c]];
SELECT c FROM
'M, 'P, 'p => s.PutF["-- %g", p1];
'C => {
s.PutF[" -- [%b, %b]", p3, p4];
s.PutF[" %b(%d), %b(%d)", p1, p1, p2, p2];
};
ENDCASE;
s.PutRope[">\r"];
VoiceUtils.Report[s.RopeFromROS[], $LarkDetailed, info];
};
QuickState: ARRAY LarkState OF IO.Value = [
rope["none"], rope["idle"], rope["talking"], rope["trunkSignalling"],
rope["trunkTalking"], rope["trunkForwarding"], rope["trunkFlashing"], rope["failed"], rope["recovering"], rope["ringing"], rope["silence"],
rope["dialTone"], rope["ringBack"], rope["busyTone"], rope["errorTone"]];
Hardware Switching Tables
toneStdCommand: ROPE = "SX01X14X06";
toneSpkrCommand: ROPE = "LSX03X14X06";
toneMonitorCommand: ROPE = "SX01X03X14X06";
silentSignalling: ROPE ← "HIX02X14";
noisySignalling: ROPE ← "HISTX02X10X21X26X14"; -- same as trunk talking (feedback problems?)
noisierSignalling: ROPE ← "HITLX02X30X23X26X24"; -- same as spkr trunk talking (feedback problems?)
trunkSignalling: ROPE ← silentSignalling;
Interpretation of the command string characters:
En-- echo mode; n IN [0..3); selects echoStyleStd (default), ...FD, ...BD, or ...Fwd
F -- T/R lead reversion
G -- A/A1 hookswitch control reversion
H -- Assert Telewall hookswitch
I -- Assert A/A1 to Telewall
J -- Assert Telewall hookswitch, maybe (depends on boolean variable)
L -- Lights led
R -- overrides volume control for ringing through speaker
S -- enables telset sidetone
T -- spMode; configures codecs for electronic trunk action
Xij -- connects crossbar input i to output j
Mn -- voiceMode; n IN [0..2); selects program O3I1 (default), O2I2, or O1I1
Z -- Resets hardware and crossbar
Crossbar Connections:
Port Input Output
0 dec1 co1
1 Xmtr Rcvr
2 from Telewall to Telewall
3 mike speaker
4 silence DTMF receiver
5 dec2 co2
6 line 1 out line 1 in
7 line 2 out line 2 in
larkCommands: ARRAY TerminalType OF ARRAY LarkState OF ROPE ← [
Telset
[ NIL, -- none
"Z", -- idle
"SX01X06X10X14", -- talking
trunkSignalling, -- trunkSignalling
"HISTX02X10X21X26X14", -- trunkTalking, codec-assisted electronic mode
"E3HIX02X20X24", -- trunkForwarding, trunk to remote Lark connection. (need gain setting for echo?)
"Z", -- trunkFlashing, on-hook for a second.
"STX02X10X21X26X14", -- trunkFlashing, on-hook but otherwise unchanged.
"Z", -- failed
"Z", -- recovering
"RX03X06", -- ringing
"SX14", -- silence
toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand -- tones
],
Speakerphone
[ NIL, -- none
"Z", -- idle
"E1LX03X06X30X14", -- talking
"HIX02X14X06", -- trunkSignalling
"E2M1THILX30X02X25X26X24X53", -- trunkTalking, gain-controlled digital mode
"E3HIX02X20X24", -- trunkForwarding; device stuff for this mode doesn't have much meaning.
"Z", -- trunkFlashing, on-hook for a second.
"TLX02X30X23X26X24", -- trunkFlashing
"Z", -- failed
"Z", -- recovering
"RX03X06", -- ringing
"LX14", -- silence
toneSpkrCommand, toneSpkrCommand, toneSpkrCommand, toneSpkrCommand -- tones
],
Monitoring Telset
[ NIL, -- none
"Z", -- idle
"SX01X03X06X10X14", -- talking
"HIX02X14X06", -- trunkSignalling
"HISTLX02X10X21X23X14X26", -- trunkTalking, codec-assisted electronic mode
"E3HIX02X20X24", -- trunkForwarding, trunk to remote Lark connection. (meaning?)
"Z", -- trunkFlashing, on-hook for a second.
"STLX10X21X23X14X26", -- trunkFlashing
"Z", -- failed
"Z", -- recovering
"RX03X06", -- ringing
"SX14", -- silence
toneMonitorCommand, toneMonitorCommand, toneMonitorCommand, toneMonitorCommand -- tones
],
Radio Input, Telset/radio monitoring
[ NIL, -- none
"Z", -- idle
"SX01X06X60X14", -- talking
"HIX02X14X06", -- trunkSignalling
"HITX02X60X21X26X64", -- trunkTalking
"E3HIX02X20X24", -- trunkForwarding, trunk to remote Lark connection. (meaning?)
"Z", -- trunkFlashing
"STLX10X21X23X14X26", -- trunkFlashing
"Z", -- failed
"Z", -- recovering
"RX03X06", -- ringing
"SX14", -- silence
toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand, toneStdCommand -- tones
]
];
echoStyleFD: REFNEW[Lark.EchoParameterRecord ←[
Front Door call using Speakerphone
buffer: out1,
buffer2Controlled: FALSE,
buffer1Controlled: TRUE,
decayTime: 5,
gain: [ 1024, 2048, 2048, 2048, 32767 ]
]];
echoStyleFwd: REF ← echoStyleFD;
echoStyleBD: REFNEW[Lark.EchoParameterRecord ←[
Back Door call using Speakerphone
buffer: in2,
buffer2Controlled: FALSE,
buffer1Controlled: TRUE,
decayTime: 10,
gain: [ 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384, 32767 ]
]];
echoStyleNoFD: REFNEW[Lark.EchoParameterRecord ←[
Standard FD or BD handset mode, no forwarding
buffer: out1, -- not interesting
buffer2Controlled: FALSE,
buffer1Controlled: FALSE,
decayTime: 5,
gain: [ 32767, 32767, 32767, 32767, 32767 ]
]];
echoStyleNoFwd: REF ← echoStyleNoFD;
echoStyleNoBD: REFNEW[Lark.EchoParameterRecord ←[
Standard FD or BD handset mode, no forwarding
buffer: in2, -- not interesting
buffer2Controlled: FALSE,
buffer1Controlled: FALSE,
decayTime: 5,
gain: [ 32767, 32767, 32767, 32767, 32767 ]
]];
echosOn: ARRAY [0..3] OF REF←[ NIL, echoStyleFD, echoStyleBD, echoStyleFwd ];
echosOff: ARRAY [0..3] OF REF←[ NIL, echoStyleNoFD, echoStyleNoBD, echoStyleNoFwd ];
State tables
LSwitches: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.LSwitches;
LState: TYPE = ThSmartsPrivate.LState;
lDevs: ARRAY LSwitches OF Lark.Device = [
crossBar, offHookRelay, aRelay, sideTone, ringEnable, revertRelay, revertHookswitch, led, spMode, crossBar--random...not used-- ];
lStateForLetter: ARRAY CHAR['A..'Z] OF LSwitches = [
none, none, none, none, none, -- A to E
revert, revertHook, hook, aSwitch, hook, none, led, -- F to L
none, none, none, none, none, -- M to Q
ringO, sideTone, spMode, none, none, none, none, none, -- R to Y
none -- Z --
];
LSTrans: TYPE = {
nop, -- nothing to do
set, -- enter specified state (usu. step to recovery) without taking any other actions.
zap, zpu, zpn, -- reset Lark hardware (u means unconnect first, n means silence tones first)
trk, tkn, -- Set for electronic phone connection (n means silence tones first)
frd, frn, -- Trunk-to-network forwarding versions of trk, tkn (frn probably doesn't exist; wrong end <<Sep. FD/BD>>)
tlk, -- like supervision, but must also adjust switching.
sup, spn, -- supervision, OK to change connection, key table. (n means silence tones first)
ksp, -- key supervision, OK to change key table.
sgl, sgn, -- Do trunk signalling (n means silence tones first)
fls, -- Flash the phone line
rng, rgu, -- Set for ringing (u means unconnect first, r means repeating tone)
dia, diu, -- Set for dial tone (tones should be more generic and user-programmable than this!)
rbk, rbu, -- Set for ring back
bzy, bzu, -- Set for busy tone
err, eru, -- Set for error tone
sil, -- silence tones, ksp obtains
fai, -- enter failed state, by Smarts-level request. Don't complain, just do it. Make sure process goes away.
rec, -- move from failed state to recovering state, but complain to caller that Lark has failed, via signal.
X -- invalid transition; complain, then remain in present state (go idle?)
};
lsTrans: ARRAY LarkState OF ARRAY LarkState OF LSTrans = [[
non idl tlk sig trk fwd fls fai rec rng shh dia rbk bzy err ←new old \/
nop, zap, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, err ],[-- non (none)
X, nop, spn, sgl, trk, frd, X, fai, X, rng, nop, dia, rbk, bzy, err ],[-- idl (idle)
X, zpu, sup, X, X, X, X, fai, X, rgu, nop, diu, rbu, bzu, eru ],[-- tlk (talking)
X, zpn, X, ksp, trk, frd, X, fai, X, X, nop, X, X, X, X ],[-- sig (trkSignalling)
X, zap, X, sgl, ksp, X, fls, fai, X, X, nop, X, X, X, X ],[-- trk (trkTalking)
X, zpu, X, sgl, X, sup, X, fai, X, X, nop, diu, rbu, bzu, eru ],[-- fwd (trkForwarding)
X, zap, X, X, trk, X, sup, fai, X, X, nop, X, X, X, X ],[-- fls (trkFlash)
set, rec, rec, rec, rec, rec, rec, set, set, rec, rec, rec, rec, rec, rec ],[-- fai (failed)
set, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop, nop ],[-- rec (recovering)
X, zpn, spn, sgn, tkn, frn, X, fai, X, ksp, sil, dia, rbk, bzy, err ],[-- rng (ringing)
X, zap, tlk, sgl, trk, frd, X, fai, X, rng, ksp, dia, rbk, bzy, err ],[-- shh (silence)
X, zpn, spn, sgn, tkn, frn, X, fai, X, rng, sil, ksp, rbk, bzy, err ],[-- dia (dialTone)
X, zpn, spn, sgn, tkn, frn, X, fai, X, rng, sil, dia, ksp, bzy, err ],[-- rbk (ringBack)
X, zpn, spn, sgn, tkn, frn, X, fai, X, rng, sil, dia, rbk, ksp, err ],[-- bzy (busyTone)
X, zpn, spn, sgn, tkn, frn, X, fai, X, rng, sil, dia, rbk, bzy, ksp ] -- err (errorTone)
];
Subtransition codes and tables
TDisconn: TYPE = { X, disconnect };
tDisconn: ARRAY LSTrans OF TDisconn = [ -- zpu, rgu, diu, rbu, bzu, eru
X, X, X, disconnect, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, disconnect, X, disconnect, X, disconnect, X, disconnect, X, disconnect, X, X, X, X ];
TDoTones: TYPE = { X, doTones, stopTones };
tDoTones: ARRAY LSTrans OF TDoTones = [ -- rng, rgu, dia, diu, rbk, rbu, bzy, bzu, err, eru; zpn, tkn, spn, sgn, sil
X, X, X, X, stopTones, X, stopTones, X, X, X, X, stopTones, X, X, stopTones, X, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, doTones, stopTones, X, X, X ];
THookState: TYPE = { X, reset, spkrTrans };
tHookState: ARRAY LSTrans OF THookState = [ -- zap, zpu, zpn; trk, tkn, tlk, spn, fls, dia, diu, rbk, rbu, bzy, bzu, err, eru, sil
X, X, reset, reset, reset, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, X, X, spkrTrans, X, spkrTrans, X, X, X, spkrTrans, X, X, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, spkrTrans, X, X, X ];
TSwitch: TYPE = { X, switch, switchIfDiff };
tSwitch: ARRAY LSTrans OF TSwitch = [
-- zap, zpu, zpn, trk, tkn, frd, frn, tlk, spn, sgl, sgn, fls; rng, rgu, dia, diu, rbk, rbu, bzy, bzu, err, eru
X, X, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, switch, X, switch, X, switch, switch, switch, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switchIfDiff, switch, X, X, X ];
TSetKey: TYPE = { X, setKey };
tSetKey: ARRAY LSTrans OF TSetKey = [
-- trk, tkn, frd, frn, tlk, sup, spn, ksp, sgl, sgn, fls, rng, rgu, dia, diu, rbk, rbu, bzy, bzu, err, eru, sil
X, X, X, X, X, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, setKey, X, X, X ];
TSetFwd: TYPE = { X, setFwd };
tSetFwd: ARRAY LSTrans OF TSetFwd = [
-- trk, tkn
X, X, X, X, X, setFwd, setFwd, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X, X ];
Queued specifications for Supervisor
ADisconnectType: TYPE = { aDisconnect };
aDisconnect: REF ADisconnectType ← NEW[ADisconnectType�isconnect];
ResetActionType: TYPE = { resetAction };
resetAction: REF ResetActionType ← NEW[ResetActionType←resetAction];
ANoTonesType: TYPE = { aNoTones };
aNoTones: REF ANoTonesType ← NEW[ANoTonesType𡤊NoTones];
ATonesDoneType: TYPE = RECORD [
event: Lark.Event
];
ASpeechDoneType: TYPE = RECORD [
indexMarker: INT
];
ViewCmd: Commander.CommandProc = TRUSTED {
Nice.View[pd, "Lark Out PD"];
};
Commander.Register["VuLarkOut", ViewCmd, "Program Management variables for Lark Output"];
}.
Swinehart, June 14, 1985 5:22:47 pm PDT
Repair Echo stuff
changes to: resetAction (local of LarkSupervisor) explicitly request resets on Z, LarkSupervisor ditto, QueueCommandSequence larkCommands, echosOn, echosOff, ZapEchosType, zapEchos, ANoTonesType, echoStyleNoFD, echoStyleNoBD
Swinehart, July 16, 1985 2:15:11 pm PDT
Fixes to trunkSignalling, trunkForwarding
changes to: EnterLarkSt
Swinehart, August 6, 1985 2:12:11 pm PDT
Merge with PTZ Prose additions
changes to: EnterProseQueue, ASpeechDoneType, ViewCmd
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 3, 1985 7:11:31 pm PDT
changes to: DIRECTORY, EnterLarkSt, IntIDQueue, IntIDTranslate, IntIDTranslateBody, EnterIntIDQueue (local of LarkSupervisor), RemoveIntIDQueue (local of LarkSupervisor), LarkSupervisor, HandleProseOutput
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 11, 1985 6:20:12 pm PDT
changes to: indexMarkerEnd(public), maxClientMarker(public), LarkSupervisor, ps (local of LarkSupervisor), pd (local of LarkSupervisor), ProseControlDone, EnterProseQueue(replaced EnterIntIDQueue)
removed: RemoveIntIDQueue (function now in LarkInImpl), minClientMarker, minControlMarker, maxControlMarker, speechDoneMarker, DIRECTORY, pResetConfirmOK, cmdLeader, indexMarkerLen, SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor)
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 16, 1985 6:40:42 pm PDT
Fix multiple packets bug.
changes to: LarkSupervisor -- add proseActive & handle incoming speechDoneMarkers correctly=> SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor), ps (local of LarkSupervisor), pd (local of LarkSupervisor)
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 18, 1985 5:18:49 pm PDT
new version of SpeakText preloads Prose and then sends only 1 packet at a time.
changes to: DIRECTORY, LarkOutImpl, LarkSupervisor, SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor), pd (local of LarkSupervisor), SpeakText, ps (local of LarkSupervisor)
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 19, 1985 6:34:34 pm PDT
Make sure not to break in the middle of a client marker!!
changes to: SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor)
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) July 30, 1985 4:41:39 pm PDT
Lark now has its own copy of newProses; must prune out started and finished reports.
changes to: EnterLarkSt
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) August 19, 1985 5:03:15 pm PDT
Handle Prose flushing.
changes to: maxTextPktLen, maxPkts, numPkts, LarkSupervisor, SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor), ps (local of LarkSupervisor), pd (local of LarkSupervisor), FilterText, ProseControlDone
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) August 27, 1985 8:58:36 pm PDT
Move local variables from LarkOutImpl.LarkSupervisor into LarkInfo record. These variables are locked by the serial nature of the Lark Supervisor rather than by explicit ENTRY procedures. Reset Prose at Lark startup & idle.
changes to: DIRECTORY, ProseCmd, ProseControlDone, minControlMarker, LarkSupervisor, SpeakText (local of LarkSupervisor), ps (local of LarkSupervisor), pd (local of LarkSupervisor), resetAction (local of LarkSupervisor), FilterText, ProseFlush
Polle Zellweger (PTZ) November 4, 1985 8:30:57 pm PST
Eliminate failure on timeout when speaking text
Swinehart, May 17, 1986 3:45:43 pm PDT
Cedar6.1
changes to: DIRECTORY, LarkOutImpl, LarkProblem, Deb