; Copyright (c) 1981 Harvard-Radcliffe Student Timesharing System
; Science Center, Harvard University
.page
	.sbttl character property table-- forrest howard, pdp-11 lisp



;the purpose of this section is to provide the 
;character table that is used by patom, the
;the system lexer, and the macro issep,isbrk,isnum,...when the
;system is used for am110 instruction



;the following symbols will be re-defined by the system lex
;assembly code if the files are all assembled together.
;otherwise, they are set to constants that will be picked
;up by the macro expansions of is... .

	.if	ndf,vsep
		vsep=4
		vdq=0
		vnum=10
		vsq=0
		vperd=0
		vlpara!brk=0
		vrpara!brk=0
		vlbkta=0
		vrbkta=0
		veof=0
		vchar=2
		verr=0
		
	.endc


;note that the format of the bytes in the system version 
;is like so

;		  axxxxxxb
;	with a being 1 if a break of seperator character
;            b being 1 if on printout the atom containing it 
;			is to be double-quoted
;	     xxxxx is the offset from seploop  to which control
;			is transfered when the character is encountered first in 
;			a lexeme
;	     c is 1 if the character is a valid numeric character(0-9)


;in the am110 version

;		  a000srcb
;
;		with s  1 if a seperator character
;		with r 1 if  a "normal" character(i.e. not brk,number,...)
;		and rest as above




;if this is a data-space only lisp, and onepage is on, and
;fpsim is on, we want to force ctable into the onepage psect.

.if	eq,multiseg
  .if	ne,fpsim
    .if	ne,onepage
	.psect	onepage
      .iff
	.psect	shbydat con
    .endc
   .iff
	.psect	shbydat con
  .endc
 .iff
	.psect	shbydat con
.endc



		dqo=1
		brk=200

ctable:
      .rept  11
	.byte	dqo!verr!brk
      .endr				;above took care of thru backspace
      .rept	15-10
	.byte	dqo!brk!vsep
      .endr				;and characters such as cr,lf
      .rept	32-15
	.byte	dqo!verr!brk
      .endr				;miscelaneous characters
	.byte	dqo!vsep!brk
      .rept	37-33
	.byte	dqo!verr!brk
      .endr
	.byte	dqo!vsep!brk		;this corresponds to space
	.byte	vchar			;for !
	.byte	dqo!vdq			;for "
      .rept	46-42
	.byte	 vchar
      .endr
	.byte	dqo!vsq!brk		;for '
	.byte	dqo!vlpara!brk
	.byte	dqo!vrpara!brk
      .rept	54-51
	.byte	vchar
      .endr
	.byte	vnum			;for - this is a strange token, since
					;  -123  part of number
					; -   	 atom alone
					; -??? normal
					; ab-c normal
	.byte	dqo!vperd!brk		;for .
	.byte	vchar			;for /
      .rept	71-57
	.byte	vnum
      .endr				;do the integers
      .rept	132-71
	.byte	vchar
      .endr				;and the characters
	.byte	dqo!vlbkta!brk		;the bracket
	.byte	vchar
	.byte	dqo!vrbkta!brk		;and the other
      .rept	177-135
	.byte	vchar
      .endr				;and now lower case stuff
	.byte	dqo!veof!brk		;end of file
	.byte	0			;for even length's sake