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    1/*  Part of SWI-Prolog
    2
    3    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    4    E-mail:        J.Wielemaker@vu.nl
    5    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org
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   34
   35:- module(sicstus_system,
   36	  [ environ/2,			% ?Name, ?Value
   37
   38	    exec/3,			% +Command, -Streams, -PID
   39	    wait/2,			% +PID, -Status
   40	    pid/1,			% -PID
   41
   42	    now/1,			% -TimeStamp
   43	    datime/1,			% -DaTime
   44	    datime/2,			% +TimeStamp, -DaTime
   45	    sleep/1,			% +Seconds
   46
   47	    shell/0,
   48	    shell/1,			% +Command
   49	    shell/2,			% +Command, -Status
   50
   51	    system/0,
   52	    system/1,			% +Command
   53	    system/2,			% +Command, -Status
   54
   55	    popen/3,			% +Command, +Mode, -Stream
   56
   57	    host_name/1,		% -HostName
   58
   59	    working_directory/2,	% -Old, +New
   60	    make_directory/1,		% +DirName
   61	    file_exists/1,		% +FileName
   62	    delete_file/1,		% +FileName
   63	    rename_file/2,		% +Old, +New
   64	    mktemp/2,			% +Template, -FileName
   65	    tmpnam/1			% -FileName
   66	  ]).   67:- use_module(library(process)).   68:- use_module(library(socket)).   69:- use_module(library(shell), [shell/0]).   70
   71:- multifile sicstus:rename_module/2.   72
   73sicstus:rename_module(system, sicstus_system).
   74
   75/** <module> SICStus-3 library system
   76
   77
   78
   79@tbd	This library is incomplete
   80*/
   81
   82%%	environ(?Name, ?Value) is nondet.
   83%
   84%	True if Value an atom associated   with the environment variable
   85%	Name.
   86%
   87%	@tbd	Mode -Name is not supported
   88
   89environ(Name, Value) :-
   90	getenv(Name, Value).
   91
   92
   93		 /*******************************
   94		 *	      PROCESSES		*
   95		 *******************************/
   96
   97%%	exec(+Command, +Streams, -PID)
   98%
   99%	SICStus 3 compatible implementation of  exec/3   on  top  of the
  100%	SICStus 4 compatible process_create/3.
  101%
  102%	@bug	The SICStus version for Windows seems to hand Command
  103%		directly to CreateProcess(). We hand it to
  104%
  105%		  ==
  106%		  %COMSPEC% /s /c "Command"
  107%		  ==
  108%
  109%		In case of conflict, it is adviced to use
  110%		process_create/3
  111
  112exec(Command, Streams, PID) :-
  113	Streams = [In, Out, Error],
  114	shell(Shell, Command, Argv),
  115	process_create(Shell, Argv,
  116		       [ stdin(In),
  117			 stdout(Out),
  118			 stderr(Error),
  119			 process(PID)
  120		       ]).
  121
  122shell(Shell, Command, ['/s', '/c', Command]) :-
  123	current_prolog_flag(windows, true), !,
  124	getenv('COMSPEC', Shell).
  125shell('/bin/sh', Command, ['-c', Command]).
  126
  127%%	wait(+PID, -Status)
  128%
  129%	Wait for processes created using exec/3.
  130%
  131%	@see exec/3
  132
  133wait(PID, Status) :-
  134	process_wait(PID, Status).
  135
  136%%	pid(-PID)
  137%
  138%	Process ID of the current process.
  139%
  140%	@compat sicstus.
  141
  142pid(PID) :-
  143	current_prolog_flag(pid, PID).
  144
  145%%	now(-When) is det.
  146%
  147%	Unify when with the current time-stamp
  148%
  149%	@compat sicstus
  150
  151now(When) :-
  152	get_time(Now),
  153	When is integer(Now).
  154
  155%%	datime(+When, -Datime) is det.
  156%
  157%	True when Datime is a  datime/6   record  that reflects the time
  158%	stamp When.
  159%
  160%	@compat sicstus
  161
  162datime(When, datime(Year,Month,Day,Hour,Min,Sec)) :-
  163	stamp_date_time(When, date(Year,Month,Day,Hour,Min,SecF,_,_,_), local),
  164	Sec is integer(SecF).
  165
  166%%	datime(-Datime) is det.
  167%
  168%	Unifies Datime with the current  date   and  time  as a datime/6
  169%	record  of  the  form  datime(Year,Month,Day,Hour,Min,Sec).  All
  170%	fields are integers.
  171%
  172%	@compat sicstus
  173
  174datime(datime(Year,Month,Day,Hour,Min,Sec)) :-
  175	get_time(Now),
  176	stamp_date_time(Now, date(Year,Month,Day,Hour,Min,SecF,_,_,_), local),
  177	Sec is integer(SecF).
  178
  179
  180%%	system.
  181%%	system(+Command).
  182%%	system(+Command, -Status).
  183%
  184%	Synomyms for shell/0, shell/1 and shell/2.
  185%
  186%	@compat sicstus.
  187
  188system :- shell.
  189system(Command) :- shell(Command).
  190system(Command, Status) :- shell(Command, Status).
  191
  192%%	popen(+Command, +Mode, ?Stream)
  193%
  194%	@compat sicstus
  195
  196popen(Command, Mode, Stream) :-
  197	open(pipe(Command), Mode, Stream).
  198
  199%%	host_name(-HostName)
  200%
  201%	@compat sicstus
  202%	@see gethostname/1
  203
  204host_name(HostName) :-
  205	gethostname(HostName).
  206
  207
  208		 /*******************************
  209		 *	 FILE OPERATIONS	*
  210		 *******************************/
  211
  212%%	mktemp(+Template, -File) is det.
  213%
  214%	Interface to the Unix function.  This emulation uses
  215%	tmp_file/2 and ignores Template.
  216%
  217%	@compat sicstus
  218%	@deprecated This interface is a security-risc.  Use
  219%	tmp_file_stream/3.
  220
  221mktemp(_Template, File) :-
  222	tmp_file(mkstemp, File).
  223
  224%%	tmpnam(-FileName)
  225%
  226%	Interface to tmpnam(). This emulation uses tmp_file/2.
  227%
  228%	@compat sicstus
  229%	@deprecated This interface is a security-risc.  Use
  230%	tmp_file_stream/3.
  231
  232tmpnam(File) :-
  233	tmp_file(tmpnam, File).
  234
  235%%	file_exists(+FileName) is semidet.
  236%
  237%	True if a file named FileName exists.
  238%
  239%	@compat sicstus
  240
  241file_exists(FileName) :-
  242	exists_file(FileName)