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/************************************************************************

SCCS:   	@(#)cancel.c	1.9 03/09/92
NAME:		'C' API test purpose cancel functions
PRODUCT:	TET (Test Environment Toolkit)
AUTHOR:		Geoff Clare, UniSoft Ltd.
DATE CREATED:	26 July 1990
SYNOPSIS:

	void tet_delete(int test_no, char *reason);
	char *tet_reason(int test_no);
	void tet_delreas(int numtests);

DESCRIPTION:

	Tet_delete() marks the test purpose given by test_no as
	cancelled with the specified reason.  This causes the TCM
	to output an UNINITIATED result for that test purpose, and
	the corresponding function in tet_testlist[] is not called.
	The reason argument must point to static data as tet_delete()
	does not copy it internally, and the function calling
	tet_delete() will have returned before the reason string
	is examined by the TCM.

	If test_no has been cancelled tet_reason() returns the reason
	for cancellation, otherwise it returns NULL.

	Note that test purposes are numbered in the sequence of the
	tet_testlist[] array (starting at 1) regardless of execution
	sequence.

	Tet_delreas() is not part of the API.  It is called by the
	TCM to set up data for use by tet_delete() and tet_reason().

MODIFICATIONS:

	Geoff Clare, UniSoft Ltd, 6 Sept 1991
		Add tet_delreas() function.
		Change fixed MAX_TESTS to dynamic numtests.

		#### MIT X Test suite patch ####

	Stuart Boutell, UniSoft Ltd, 13 April 1992
		Added NULL declaration, because SunOS stdlib.h wrongly doesn't 
	define it.

************************************************************************/

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <tet_api.h>

/* SunOS stdlib.h workaround */
#ifndef  NULL
#define  NULL (0)
#endif

extern void	tet_error();

static int	numtests;
static char	**delreas;

void
tet_delete(test_no, reason)
int	test_no;
char	*reason;
{
	/* mark test as cancelled with specified reason */

	if (test_no > 0 && test_no <= numtests)
		delreas[test_no - 1] = reason;
}

char *
tet_reason(test_no)
int	test_no;
{
	/* If test has been cancelled return reason, else return NULL */

	if (test_no > 0 && test_no <= numtests)
		return delreas[test_no - 1];

	return NULL;
}

void
tet_delreas(ntests)
int ntests;
{
	/* Allocate space for pointers to hold deletion reasons */

	delreas = (char **)malloc((size_t)(ntests * sizeof(char *)));
	if (delreas == NULL)
	{
		tet_error(0, "malloc() failed in tet_delreas()");
		exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
	}
	else
	{
		numtests = ntests;
		for (ntests = 0; ntests < numtests; ntests++)
			delreas[ntests] = NULL;
	}
}