const char  *Core::Version(void);

Return a string showing the version of the server that is running.  A typical value would be  "Windows Server V2.6".

void  Core::Monitor(const char *format, ...);

Display a monitoring message in the server's output window. The message always starts with "MON: ". The call may be thought of as equivalent to:

fprintf(stderr, format,...);

 Core::Quit(const char *format, ...);

Terminate the running Diamond application after printing a message to the server's output window. The message starts with "Server terminated: " and is generated as though the call were:

fprintf(stderr, format,...);

void Core::Dump(const char *heading, void *b, unsigned int n);

Output a sequence of n 32-bit integer values, taken from b, in hexadecimal to stderr. The sequence is introduced with the string "MON: heading n words".

int Core::SetCommandLine(const char *string);

Copy the given string into the command line parameter.

const char *Core::GetCommandLine(void);

Return a pointer to the command line parameter.

int Core::GetCommandLineMax(void);

Return the maximum number of characters that can be put into the command line parameter.

const char *Core::GetBootFile(void);

Return a pointer to the currently-selected application file name.

void Core::SetResultCode(int n);

Set a 32-bit value that can be used to control program termination.

int Core::GetResultCode(int n);

Return the result code, set either by an explicit call to SetResultCode or by the user program calling exit(n).

void Core::Output(char *buffer, int length, int is_error);

Send length bytes from buffer to either stdout (is_error == 0) or stderr (is_error != 0).

int Core::ReadLine(char *s, int max);

Read a line of characters from either the input prompt or a file, depending on the current stdin settings. The function reads up to max characters and returns the number of characters read. The characters are terminated with a NUL char, not included in the number of characters. See fgets.

void Core::OpenLogFiles(void);

Activate the files associated with stdin, stdout, and stderr.

void Core::CloseLogFiles(void);

Deactivate and close all the files associated with stdin, stdout, and stderr.

void Core::StopRunning(void);

Signal the server to stop responding to requests from the CPU. Note that the server stops only when the next command from the CPU has been completed.

bool Core::IsRunning(void);

Returns true if a program is running in the CPU and the server is able to process commands from it; returns false otherwise.

SerCom *Core::G;

A pointer to the SerCom object the server is currently using to communicate with the GUI.

Options3L *Core::Opt;

A pointer to the active Options3L object.

int Core::NoReply;

This flag is set when the NoReply bit is set in a command from the CPU.

void Core::SetVerb(const char *v);

Define the string used to initialize argv[0].

void Core::SetRest(const char *r);

Define the string used to initialize argv[1]–argv[argc].

const char *Core::GetVerb(void);

Return a pointer to the string to be used to set argv[0].

const char *Core::GetVerb(void);

Return a pointer to the string used to initialize argv[1]–argv[argc].

void Core::FreeArgs(void);

Delete any strings set by SetVerb and SetRest. After this has been called, argv and argc will be derived from the command line parameter.