Build and release scripts, reorganize code, prep for releases

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*.uaem
*.Bak
dist/
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MIT No Attribution
Copyright <YEAR> <COPYRIGHT HOLDER>
Copyright 2023 John Bintz
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this
software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software

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# amos-pro-bsdsocket-extension
Want to get online with your AMOS program? Now you can in (some) style!
Want to get online with your AMOS program? Now you can in style!
This extension provides a wrapper around the BSD Socket library
provided by your Internet stack. There's some attempt to roll up some
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Copyright 2023 John Bintz. Licensed under the MIT License.
If you use this in your project, and you really want to,
throw a link to theindustriousrabbit.com somewhere.
throw a link to theindustriousrabbit.com somewhere! You can
also find a donate link on
[the About section on The Industrious Rabbit](https://theindustriousrabbit.com/about).
## Feedback? Bug reports?
Go to the [About section on The Industrious Rabbit](https://theindustriousrabbit.com/about)
to contact me.
## Changelog
### 0.7.0 (2023-02-20)
* Current development release
## Development
### Environment
* Clone the [AMOS Professional source code](https://github.com/AOZ-Studio/AMOS-Professional-Official)
* Copy the contents of
* Copy the contents of `src` into the `extensions` folder
* Run `absdsocket`
### Releasing
#### Ubuntu/Debian
* Install `jlha-utils` and a modern enough Java to run it
* Install Ruby
* Run `bin/release`

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Short: Use bsdsocket.library in AMOS Pro
Uploader: aminet@theindustriousrabbit.com (John Bintz)
Author: John Bintz
Type: dev/amos
Version: <%= version %>
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Want to get online with your AMOS program? Now you can in style!
This extension provides a wrapper around the BSD Socket library
provided by your Internet stack. There's some attempt to roll up some
of the low-level functionality into something more usable by AMOS.
More details provided in README.md in the archive file, and in the
source code repository at:
https://code.hackerbun.dev/TheIndustriousRabbit/amos-pro-bsdsocket-extension

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#!/bin/bash
for i in examples/*.amos; do
echo "$i"
~/Projects/amostools/listamos -e AMOSPro_BSDSocket.Lib "${i}" > "${i%.amos}.basic" 2>/dev/null
done

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'fileutils'
require 'open3'
require 'erb'
source = File.read('src/BSDSocket.s')
aminet_template = ERB.new(File.read("aminet.readme.erb"))
capture_version = false
version = nil
source.lines.each do |line|
if capture_version
version = line[/dc\.b "([^"]+)"/,1]
break
end
if line[/^Version.*MACRO/]
# the version is on the next line
capture_version = true
end
end
FileUtils.mkdir_p 'dist'
build_base = 'build'
project_name = 'BSDSocket-Extension'
build_dir = File.join(build_base, project_name)
FileUtils.rm_rf build_dir
FileUtils.mkdir_p build_dir
FileUtils.mkdir_p 'aminet'
hackerbun_target = File.expand_path("dist/AMOSPro_BSDSocket_#{version}.lha")
[
"AMOSPro_BSDSocket.Lib",
"README.md",
"API.md",
"LICENSE",
].each do |file|
target = "#{build_dir}/#{file}"
FileUtils.mkdir_p File.dirname(target)
FileUtils.cp file, target
end
[
"src",
"examples"
].each do |dir|
FileUtils.cp_r dir, "#{build_dir}/#{dir}"
end
Dir["icons/**/*.info"].each do |info|
target = info.gsub("icons/", build_base + "/")
FileUtils.mkdir_p File.dirname(target)
FileUtils.cp info, target
end
Dir.chdir build_base do
Open3.popen2e(
"jlha", "c", hackerbun_target,
*(Dir["*"])) do |stdin, stdout_and_stderr, wait_thr|
Thread.new do
stdout_and_stderr.each { |l| puts l }
end
stdin.close
wait_thr.value
end
end
FileUtils.cp hackerbun_target, "aminet/BSDSocket-Extension.lha"
File.open("aminet/BSDSocket-Extension.readme", "w") do |fh|
fh.puts aminet_template.result(binding)
end

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' This code shows how to make a non-blocking request with
' timeout to a remote HTTP server to retrieve a webpage
' and print it on the screen.
'
' This requires the BSD Socket Extension installed in Extension
' Slot 18.
'
' Copyright 2023 John Bintz
' Visit theindustriousrabbit.com for more info
' Licensed under the MIT License
LIB=Socket Library Open
If LIB<=0
Print "Unable to open bsdsocket.library!"
End
End If
SOCKET=Socket Create Inet Socket
' A lot of functions return debugging info. Assign that to
' some useless variable, unless you're trying to figure out
' an issue with the extension.
_=Socket Set Nonblocking(SOCKET,True)
HOST$="aminet.net"
Print "Trying to connect to "+HOST$
IP$=Dns Get Address By Name$(HOST$)
' When nonblocking sockets start to connect, they may or
' may not finish their connection before the function
' returns. If the socket doesn't connect, we have to wait
' for it to do so.
ALREADY_CONNECTED=Socket Connect(SOCKET To IP$,80)
Reserve As Work 30,1024
' Due to how AMOS takes over Ctrl-C handing, there's no way
' for the bsdsocket code to use Exec's Ctrl-C handling.
' This means we need to poll for network activity.
' However, the async functions will immediately return
' if they get appropriate data before the timeout ends.
' This is somewhat more CPU efficient.
For I=1 To 100
If ALREADY_CONNECTED=-1
' We can check a socket for writing if it's currently
' attempting to connect. Once it connects, we can stop
' checking for that status -- we're ready to communicate
' with the remote server.
RESULT=Socket Wait Async Writing(SOCKET,100)
If RESULT>0
ALREADY_CONNECTED=0
End If
End If
If ALREADY_CONNECTED=0
Print "Connected to "+HOST$
HTTPGET$="GET / HTTP/1.0"+Chr$(10)+"Host: amiga"+Chr$(10)+Chr$(10)
Print "Making HTTP request to "+HOST$
_=Socket Send(SOCKET,Varptr(HTTPGET$),Len(HTTPGET$))
For J=1 To 100
RESULT=Socket Wait Async Reading(SOCKET,50)
If RESULT>0
Print "Receiving data"
' You can receive either to a block of memory...
'
'OUT=Socket Recv(SOCKET To Start(30),1024)
'For K=0 To OUT-1
' _DATA$=_DATA$+Chr$(Peek(Start(30)+K))
'Next K
'
' ...or to a string...
_DATA$=Socket Recv$(SOCKET,1024)
Print _DATA$
' If the amount read is less than the length of data,
' assume we're done. This is fine for HTTP.
If Len(_DATA$)<1024
Exit 2
End If
End If
Next J
Exit
End If
Next I
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' This is example code for opening a port on your machine,
' waiting for a client to connect, then printing out the
' first 1024 bytes the server receives from the client.
'
' Copyright 2023 John Bintz
' Licensed under the MIT License
' Visit theindustriousrabbit.com for more information
If Socket Library Open<=0
End
End If
SOCKET=Socket Create Inet Socket
' Ensure our socket does not block, and that we can reuse
' the address we bind to right away if our server is closed.
_=Socket Set Nonblocking(SOCKET,True)
_=Socket Reuse Addr(SOCKET)
' You can bind your socket to any interface on the machine.
' You'd have to get that list of interfaces yourself.
' Using "INADDR_ANY" is the equivalent of binding to 0.0.0.0.
RESULT=Socket Bind(SOCKET To "INADDR_ANY",8000)
_=Socket Listen(SOCKET)
Print "Listening on port 8000"
For I=1 To 100
' Here. we're testing our non-blocking async socket for
' reading. If the socket has been connected to, this request
' will return a value greater than 0. Otherwise, it will
' wait for a half second, then return 0.
RESULT=Socket Wait Async Reading(SOCKET,500)
If RESULT>0
' Accept the connection so we can receive data from it.
_REMOTE_SOCKET=Socket Accept(SOCKET)
' Print out the remote IP address and port.
Print Socket Inet Ntoa$(Socket Get Host(_REMOTE_SOCKET))
Print Socket Get Port(_REMOTE_SOCKET)
' Receive the first 1024 or fewer bytes of data from the
' client and print them out.
Print Socket Recv$(_REMOTE_SOCKET,1024)
' If we exit now, the connection will stay open. Closing the
' library or restarting the program will close all open
' connections.
Exit
End If
Wait Vbl
Next I
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