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1 //! Program lifecycle — init, finalize, stop.
2
3 use std::process;
4 use std::sync::Once;
5
6 unsafe extern "C" {
7 fn atexit(cb: extern "C" fn()) -> i32;
8 }
9
10 static REGISTER_ATEXIT: Once = Once::new();
11
12 extern "C" fn afs_atexit_finalize() {
13 crate::io_system::afs_io_finalize();
14 }
15
16 /// Called before the user's program body.
17 /// Sets up I/O units, signal handlers, etc.
18 #[no_mangle]
19 pub extern "C" fn afs_program_init() {
20 crate::io_system::afs_io_init();
21 REGISTER_ATEXIT.call_once(|| unsafe {
22 let _ = atexit(afs_atexit_finalize);
23 });
24 }
25
26 /// Called after the user's program body completes normally.
27 /// Flushes I/O, runs finalizers.
28 #[no_mangle]
29 pub extern "C" fn afs_program_finalize() {
30 crate::io_system::afs_io_finalize();
31 }
32
33 /// Fortran STOP statement.
34 #[no_mangle]
35 pub extern "C" fn afs_stop() {
36 afs_program_finalize();
37 process::exit(0);
38 }
39
40 /// Fortran ERROR STOP statement.
41 #[no_mangle]
42 pub extern "C" fn afs_error_stop() {
43 eprintln!("ERROR STOP");
44 afs_program_finalize();
45 process::exit(1);
46 }
47
48 /// Fortran `ERROR STOP "message"` (character stop-code). Prints the
49 /// implementation-defined banner followed by the user message — gfortran
50 /// emits `ERROR STOP <msg>`. Without this, `error stop "Allocation of
51 /// adjoint_array buffer failed."` printed only the bare banner, hiding the
52 /// actual diagnostic from stdlib's sort_adjoint / sort_index / many other
53 /// callers.
54 #[no_mangle]
55 pub extern "C" fn afs_error_stop_msg(ptr: *const u8, len: i64) {
56 if !ptr.is_null() && len > 0 {
57 let bytes = unsafe { std::slice::from_raw_parts(ptr, len as usize) };
58 let msg = String::from_utf8_lossy(bytes);
59 eprintln!("ERROR STOP {}", msg);
60 } else {
61 eprintln!("ERROR STOP");
62 }
63 afs_program_finalize();
64 process::exit(1);
65 }
66
67 /// Fortran `ERROR STOP <int>` (integer stop-code). Prints `ERROR STOP <n>`
68 /// and exits with that code (clamped to 1..=255 since Unix exit codes are
69 /// 8-bit). A code of 0 still produces exit 1 — `error stop 0` is meant to
70 /// be an abnormal termination.
71 #[no_mangle]
72 pub extern "C" fn afs_error_stop_int(code: i64) {
73 eprintln!("ERROR STOP {}", code);
74 afs_program_finalize();
75 let exit_code = if code > 0 && code <= 255 { code as i32 } else { 1 };
76 process::exit(exit_code);
77 }
78