windows-nt/Source/XPSP1/NT/base/mvdm/dos/command/cmdredir.c

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/* cmdredir.c - SCS routines for redirection
*
*
* Modification History:
*
* Sudeepb 22-Apr-1992 Created
*/
#include "cmd.h"
#include <cmdsvc.h>
#include <softpc.h>
#include <mvdm.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#define CMDREDIR_DEBUG 1
PPIPE_INPUT cmdPipeList = NULL;
BOOL cmdCheckCopyForRedirection (pRdrInfo, bIsNTVDMDying)
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO pRdrInfo;
BOOL bIsNTVDMDying;
{
PPIPE_INPUT pPipe, pPipePrev;
PPIPE_OUTPUT pPipeOut;
if (pRdrInfo == NULL)
return TRUE;
if (pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdIn != NULL) {
//Piping and Pipe list is empty?
ASSERT(cmdPipeList != NULL);
// in most cases, we have only one pipe for stdin
if (pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdIn == cmdPipeList){
pPipe = pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdIn;
cmdPipeList = pPipe->Next;
}
// multiple piping
// search for the right one
else {
pPipe = pPipePrev = cmdPipeList;
while (pPipe != NULL && pPipe != pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdIn){
pPipePrev = pPipe;
pPipe = pPipe->Next;
}
if (pPipe != NULL)
// remove it from the list
pPipePrev->Next = pPipe->Next;
}
if (pPipe != NULL) {
// grab the critical section. As soon as we have a
// a hold on the critical section, it is safe to kill
// the piping thread because it is in dormant unless
// it has terminated which is also safe for us.
EnterCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
// if the thread is till running, kill it
if (WaitForSingleObject(pPipe->hThread, 0)) {
TerminateThread(pPipe->hThread, 0);
WaitForSingleObject(pPipe->hThread, INFINITE);
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hFileWrite);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hPipe);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hDataEvent);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hThread);
DeleteCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
DeleteFile(pPipe->pFileName);
free(pPipe->pFileName);
free (pPipe);
}
}
// the application is terminating, let the output thread knows
// about it so it can exit appropriately.
// the output thread is responsible for clean up
if (pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdOut) {
// The output thread must wait for the event before
// it can exit.
SetEvent((pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdOut)->hExitEvent);
// If NTVDM is terminating, we have to wait for
// the output thread until it is done, otherwise, the
// thread may be killed while it still has some
// output to do.
// if NTVDM is not terminating, we can not wait for
// the output thread to exit because a scenario like
// "dosapp1 | dosapp2" would deadlock. Also
// we can not return immediately because
// our parent process may put up its prompt before our sibling
// process has a chance to completely display data on
// its display surface, for example:
// <cmd> "dosapp | cat32"
// <cmd>
// so here, we wait for 1 second to give the output
// thread a chance to flush all its output.
WaitForSingleObject(pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutThread,
bIsNTVDMDying ? INFINITE : 1000);
CloseHandle(pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutThread);
}
if (pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdErr) {
SetEvent((pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdErr)->hExitEvent);
WaitForSingleObject(pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrThread,
bIsNTVDMDying ? INFINITE : 1000);
CloseHandle(pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrThread);
}
free (pRdrInfo);
return TRUE;
}
// this function is in cmdenv.c and is used to retrieve temp directory for
// 16-bit apps
BOOL cmdCreateTempEnvironmentVar(
LPSTR lpszTmpVar, // temp variable (or just it's name)
DWORD Length, // the length of TmpVar or 0
LPSTR lpszBuffer, // buffer containing
DWORD LengthBuffer
);
DWORD cmdGetTempPathConfig(
DWORD Length,
LPSTR lpszPath)
{
CHAR szTempPath[MAX_PATH+4];
PCHAR pchPath;
DWORD PathSize = 0;
BOOL fOk;
fOk = cmdCreateTempEnvironmentVar("",
0,
szTempPath,
sizeof(szTempPath)/sizeof(szTempPath[0]));
if (fOk) {
pchPath = &szTempPath[1]; // the very first char is '='
PathSize = strlen(pchPath);
if ((PathSize + 1) < Length) {
strcpy(lpszPath, pchPath);
}
}
return(PathSize);
}
BOOL cmdCreateTempFile (phTempFile,ppszTempFile)
PHANDLE phTempFile;
PCHAR *ppszTempFile;
{
PCHAR pszTempPath = NULL;
DWORD TempPathSize;
PCHAR pszTempFileName;
HANDLE hTempFile;
SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sa;
pszTempPath = malloc(MAX_PATH + 12);
if (pszTempPath == NULL)
return FALSE;
TempPathSize = cmdGetTempPathConfig(MAX_PATH, pszTempPath);
if (0 == TempPathSize || MAX_PATH <= TempPathSize) {
free(pszTempPath);
return(FALSE);
}
// CMDCONF.C depends on the size of this buffer
if ((pszTempFileName = malloc (MAX_PATH + 13)) == NULL){
free (pszTempPath);
return FALSE;
}
// if this fails it probably means we have a bad path
if (!GetTempFileName(pszTempPath, "scs", 0, pszTempFileName))
{
// lets get something else, which should succeed
TempPathSize = GetWindowsDirectory(pszTempPath, MAX_PATH);
if (!TempPathSize || TempPathSize >= MAX_PATH)
strcpy(pszTempPath, "\\");
// try again and hope for the best
GetTempFileName(pszTempPath, "scs", 0, pszTempFileName);
}
// must have a security descriptor so that the child process
// can inherit this file handle. This is done because when we
// shell out with piping the 32 bits application must have inherited
// the temp filewe created, see cmdGetStdHandle
sa.nLength = sizeof(SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES);
sa.lpSecurityDescriptor = NULL;
sa.bInheritHandle = TRUE;
if ((hTempFile = CreateFile (pszTempFileName,
GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
&sa,
OPEN_ALWAYS,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY,
NULL)) == (HANDLE)-1){
free (pszTempFileName);
free (pszTempPath);
return FALSE;
}
*phTempFile = hTempFile;
*ppszTempFile = pszTempFileName;
free (pszTempPath);
return TRUE;
}
/* cmdCheckStandardHandles - Check if we have to do anything to support
* standard io redirection, if so save away
* pertaining information.
*
* Entry - pVDMInfo - VDMInfo Structure
* pbStdHandle - pointer to bit array for std handles
*
* EXIT - return NULL if no redirection involved
* return pointer to REDIRECTION_INFO
*/
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO cmdCheckStandardHandles (
PVDMINFO pVDMInfo,
USHORT UNALIGNED *pbStdHandle
)
{
USHORT bTemp = 0;
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO pRdrInfo;
if (pVDMInfo->StdIn)
bTemp |= MASK_STDIN;
if (pVDMInfo->StdOut)
bTemp |= MASK_STDOUT;
if (pVDMInfo->StdErr)
bTemp |= MASK_STDERR;
if(bTemp){
if ((pRdrInfo = malloc (sizeof (REDIRCOMPLETE_INFO))) == NULL) {
RcErrorDialogBox(EG_MALLOC_FAILURE, NULL, NULL);
TerminateVDM();
}
RtlZeroMemory ((PVOID)pRdrInfo, sizeof(REDIRCOMPLETE_INFO));
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr = pVDMInfo->StdErr;
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut = pVDMInfo->StdOut;
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdIn = pVDMInfo->StdIn;
nt_std_handle_notification(TRUE);
fSoftpcRedirection = TRUE;
}
else{
pRdrInfo = NULL;
nt_std_handle_notification(FALSE);
fSoftpcRedirection = FALSE;
}
*pbStdHandle = bTemp;
return pRdrInfo;
}
/* cmdGetStdHandle - Get the 32 bit NT standard handle for the VDM
*
*
* Entry - Client (CX) - 0,1 or 2 (stdin stdout stderr)
* Client (AX:BX) - redirinfo pointer
*
* EXIT - Client (BX:CX) - 32 bit handle
* Client (DX:AX) - file size
*/
VOID cmdGetStdHandle (VOID)
{
USHORT iStdHandle;
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO pRdrInfo;
iStdHandle = getCX();
pRdrInfo = (PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO) (((ULONG)getAX() << 16) + (ULONG)getBX());
switch (iStdHandle) {
case HANDLE_STDIN:
if (GetFileType(pRdrInfo->ri_hStdIn) == FILE_TYPE_PIPE) {
if (!cmdHandleStdinWithPipe (pRdrInfo)) {
RcErrorDialogBox(EG_MALLOC_FAILURE, NULL, NULL);
TerminateVDM();
setCF(1);
return;
}
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdInFile);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdInFile >> 16));
}
else {
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdIn);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdIn >> 16));
}
break;
case HANDLE_STDOUT:
if (GetFileType (pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut) == FILE_TYPE_PIPE){
if (!cmdHandleStdOutErrWithPipe(pRdrInfo, HANDLE_STDOUT)) {
RcErrorDialogBox(EG_MALLOC_FAILURE, NULL, NULL);
TerminateVDM();
setCF(1);
return;
}
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile >> 16));
}
else {
// sudeepb 16-Mar-1992; This will be a compatibilty problem.
// If the user gives the command "dosls > lpt1" we will
// inherit the 32 bit handle of lpt1, so the ouput will
// directly go to the LPT1 and a DOS TSR/APP hooking int17
// wont see this printing. Is this a big deal???
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut >> 16));
}
break;
case HANDLE_STDERR:
if (pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr == pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut
&& pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile != 0) {
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile >> 16));
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrFile = pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile;
break;
}
if (GetFileType (pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr) == FILE_TYPE_PIPE){
if(!cmdHandleStdOutErrWithPipe(pRdrInfo, HANDLE_STDERR)) {
RcErrorDialogBox(EG_MALLOC_FAILURE, NULL, NULL);
TerminateVDM();
setCF(1);
return;
}
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrFile);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrFile >> 16));
}
else {
setCX ((USHORT)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr);
setBX ((USHORT)((ULONG)pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr >> 16));
}
break;
}
setAX(0);
setDX(0);
setCF(0);
return;
}
BOOL cmdHandleStdOutErrWithPipe(
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO pRdrInfo,
USHORT HandleType
)
{
HANDLE hFile;
PCHAR pFileName;
PPIPE_OUTPUT pPipe;
BYTE *Buffer;
DWORD ThreadId;
HANDLE hEvent;
HANDLE hFileWrite;
HANDLE hThread;
if(!cmdCreateTempFile(&hFile,&pFileName))
return FALSE;
// must have a different handle so that writter(dos app) and reader(us)
// wont use the same handle object(especially, file position)
hFileWrite = CreateFile(pFileName,
GENERIC_WRITE | GENERIC_READ,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
NULL,
OPEN_EXISTING,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY,
NULL
);
if (hFileWrite == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
CloseHandle(hFile);
DeleteFile(pFileName);
return FALSE;
}
Buffer = malloc(sizeof(PIPE_OUTPUT) + PIPE_OUTPUT_BUFFER_SIZE);
if (Buffer == NULL) {
CloseHandle(hFile);
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
DeleteFile(pFileName);
return FALSE;
}
pPipe = (PPIPE_OUTPUT)Buffer;
pPipe->Buffer = Buffer + sizeof(PIPE_OUTPUT);
pPipe->BufferSize = PIPE_OUTPUT_BUFFER_SIZE;
pPipe->hFile = hFileWrite;
pPipe->pFileName = pFileName;
pPipe->hExitEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, FALSE, FALSE, NULL);
if (pPipe->hExitEvent == NULL) {
CloseHandle(hFile);
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
DeleteFile(pFileName);
free(pPipe);
return FALSE;
}
if (HandleType == HANDLE_STDOUT) {
pPipe->hPipe = pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOut;
pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdOut = pPipe;
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutFile = hFile;
}
else {
pPipe->hPipe = pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErr;
pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdErr = pPipe;
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrFile = hFile;
}
hThread = CreateThread ((LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES)NULL,
(DWORD)0,
(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)cmdPipeOutThread,
(LPVOID)pPipe,
0,
&ThreadId
);
if (hThread == NULL) {
CloseHandle(pPipe->hExitEvent);
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
CloseHandle(hFile);
DeleteFile(pFileName);
free(Buffer);
return FALSE;
}
if (HandleType == HANDLE_STDOUT)
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdOutThread = hThread;
else
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdErrThread = hThread;
return TRUE;
}
/* independent thread to read application stdout(file) to NTVDM stdout(PIPE).
The CPU thread would notify us through hExitEvent when the application
is terminating(thus, we can detect EOF and exit
*/
VOID cmdPipeOutThread(LPVOID lpParam)
{
PPIPE_OUTPUT pPipe;
DWORD BytesRead;
DWORD BytesWritten;
BOOL ExitPending;
pPipe = (PPIPE_OUTPUT)lpParam;
ExitPending = FALSE;
while(ReadFile(pPipe->hFile, pPipe->Buffer, pPipe->BufferSize, &BytesRead, NULL) ) {
// go nothing doesn't mean it hits EOF!!!!!!
// we can not just exit now, instead, we have to wait and poll
// until the application is terminated.
//
if (BytesRead == 0) {
// if read nothing and the application is gone, we can quit now
if (ExitPending)
break;
if (!WaitForSingleObject(pPipe->hExitEvent, PIPE_OUTPUT_TIMEOUT))
ExitPending = TRUE;
}
else {
if (!WriteFile(pPipe->hPipe, pPipe->Buffer, BytesRead, &BytesWritten, NULL) ||
BytesWritten != BytesRead)
break;
}
}
// if we were out of loop because of errors, wait for the cpu thread.
if (!ExitPending)
WaitForSingleObject(pPipe->hExitEvent, INFINITE);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hFile);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hPipe);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hExitEvent);
DeleteFile(pPipe->pFileName);
free(pPipe->pFileName);
free(pPipe);
ExitThread(0);
}
BOOL cmdHandleStdinWithPipe (
PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO pRdrInfo
)
{
HANDLE hStdinFile;
PCHAR pStdinFileName;
PPIPE_INPUT pPipe;
BYTE *Buffer;
DWORD ThreadId;
HANDLE hEvent;
HANDLE hFileWrite;
if(!cmdCreateTempFile(&hStdinFile,&pStdinFileName))
return FALSE;
// must have a different handle so that reader(dos app) and writter(us)
// wont use the same handle object(especially, file position)
hFileWrite = CreateFile(pStdinFileName,
GENERIC_WRITE | GENERIC_READ,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
NULL,
OPEN_EXISTING,
FILE_ATTRIBUTE_TEMPORARY,
NULL
);
if (hFileWrite == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
CloseHandle(hStdinFile);
DeleteFile(pStdinFileName);
return FALSE;
}
Buffer = malloc(sizeof(PIPE_INPUT) + PIPE_INPUT_BUFFER_SIZE);
if (Buffer == NULL) {
CloseHandle(hStdinFile);
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
DeleteFile(pStdinFileName);
return FALSE;
}
hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, FALSE, FALSE, NULL);
if (hEvent == NULL) {
CloseHandle(hStdinFile);
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
DeleteFile(pStdinFileName);
free(Buffer);
return FALSE;
}
pPipe = (PPIPE_INPUT)Buffer;
pPipe->Buffer = Buffer + sizeof(PIPE_INPUT);
pPipe->BufferSize = PIPE_INPUT_BUFFER_SIZE;
pPipe->fEOF = FALSE;
pPipe->hFileWrite = hFileWrite;
pPipe->hFileRead = hStdinFile;
pPipe->hDataEvent = hEvent;
pPipe->hPipe = pRdrInfo->ri_hStdIn;
pPipe->pFileName = pStdinFileName;
InitializeCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
pPipe->hThread = CreateThread ((LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES)NULL,
(DWORD)0,
(LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)cmdPipeInThread,
(LPVOID)pPipe,
0,
&ThreadId
);
if (pPipe->hThread == NULL) {
CloseHandle(hFileWrite);
CloseHandle(pPipe->hDataEvent);
CloseHandle(hStdinFile);
DeleteFile(pStdinFileName);
free(Buffer);
return FALSE;
}
// always have the new node in the head of the list because
// it is the node used by the top command.com running in the process.
// We may have multiple command.com instances running in the same
// ntvdm proecess and each command.com has a private PREDIRCOMPLETE_INFO
// associated with it if its stdin is redirected to a pipe.
pPipe->Next = cmdPipeList;
cmdPipeList = pPipe;
pRdrInfo->ri_hStdInFile = hStdinFile;
pRdrInfo->ri_pPipeStdIn = pPipe;
return TRUE;
}
/* Independent thread to read from pipe(NTVDM STDIN) and write to
file(DOS application STDIN) until either the pipe is broken or
there are some errors.
This thread may never terminate itself because it can block
in the ReadFile call to the pipe forever. If this is the case,
we have to rely on the CPU thread to kill it. To allow the CPU
thread safely launching the killing, this thread yields the
critical section when it is safe to be killed and the CPU thread
would claim the critical section first before going for kill.
*/
VOID cmdPipeInThread(LPVOID lpParam)
{
PPIPE_INPUT pPipe;
DWORD BytesRead, BytesWritten;
BOOL ReadStatus, WriteStatus;
BOOL ApplicationTerminated, fEOF;
pPipe = (PPIPE_INPUT)lpParam;
while (TRUE) {
// this read can take forever without getting back anything
ReadStatus = ReadFile(pPipe->hPipe, pPipe->Buffer,
pPipe->BufferSize, &BytesRead, NULL);
// claim the critical section so we won't get killed
// by the CPU thread
EnterCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
if (ReadStatus) {
if (BytesRead != 0) {
WriteStatus = WriteFile(pPipe->hFileWrite,
pPipe->Buffer,
BytesRead,
&BytesWritten,
NULL
);
if (pPipe->WaitData && WriteStatus && BytesWritten != 0) {
PulseEvent(pPipe->hDataEvent);
//
// Reset WaitData so we won't signal Event again before
// data is read out.
//
pPipe->WaitData = FALSE;
}
}
} else {
if (GetLastError() == ERROR_BROKEN_PIPE) {
// pipe is broken and more data to read?
ASSERT(BytesRead == 0);
pPipe->fEOF = TRUE;
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
break;
}
}
// as soon as we leave the critical seciton, the CPU thread may
// step in and kill us
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
}
ExitThread(0);
}
/* cmdPipeFileDataEOF - Check for new data or EOF
*
*
* Entry - hFile, DOS application STDIN file handle(file)
* &fEOF, to return if the pipe is broken
* EXIT - TRUE if either there are new data or EOF is true
* *fEOF == TRUE if EOF
*/
BOOL cmdPipeFileDataEOF(HANDLE hFile, BOOL *fEOF)
{
PPIPE_INPUT pPipe;
BOOL NewData;
DWORD WaitStatus;
DWORD FilePointerLow, FilePointerHigh = 0;
DWORD FileSizeLow, FileSizeHigh;
pPipe = cmdPipeList;
while (pPipe != NULL && pPipe->hFileRead != hFile)
pPipe = pPipe->Next;
if (pPipe != NULL) {
*fEOF = pPipe->fEOF;
if (!(*fEOF)) {
//
// If not EOF, check file pointer and file size to see
// if new data is available.
//
FilePointerLow = SetFilePointer(
hFile,
(LONG)0,
&FilePointerHigh,
(DWORD)FILE_CURRENT
);
ASSERT(FilePointerLow != 0xffffffff);
NewData = FALSE;
EnterCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
*fEOF = pPipe->fEOF;
FileSizeLow = GetFileSize(hFile, &FileSizeHigh);
ASSERT(FileSizeLow != 0xffffffff);
//
// If (file size == file pointer) there is NO new data
// Just in case the file grows bigger than 4G. We compare the
// whole 64 bits.
//
if ((FilePointerLow == FileSizeLow) && (FilePointerHigh == FileSizeHigh)) {
pPipe->WaitData = TRUE;
} else {
NewData = TRUE;
}
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
if (!NewData) {
//
// If InThread enters critical section, writes data and
// pulses event before we start wait. We will not be waken up.
// But, we should be able to pick up the new data next
// time we enter this routine.
//
WaitStatus = WaitForSingleObject(pPipe->hDataEvent, PIPE_INPUT_TIMEOUT);
NewData = WaitStatus == WAIT_OBJECT_0 ? TRUE : FALSE;
pPipe->WaitData = FALSE; // Not in Critical Section
}
}
} else {
*fEOF = TRUE;
}
return(NewData || *fEOF);
}
/* cmdPipeFileEOF - Check if the pipe is broken
*
*
* Entry - hFile, DOS application STDIN file handle(file)
*
* EXIT - TRUE if the write end of the pipe is closed
*/
BOOL cmdPipeFileEOF(HANDLE hFile)
{
PPIPE_INPUT pPipe;
BOOL fEOF;
pPipe = cmdPipeList;
while (pPipe != NULL && pPipe->hFileRead != hFile)
pPipe = pPipe->Next;
fEOF = TRUE;
if (pPipe != NULL) {
EnterCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
fEOF = pPipe->fEOF;
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
}
if (!fEOF) {
Sleep(PIPE_INPUT_TIMEOUT);
EnterCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
fEOF = pPipe->fEOF;
LeaveCriticalSection(&pPipe->CriticalSection);
}
return (fEOF);
}