/*
**  FULLWAIT -- performs a wait(II) primitive for a given child.
**
**	The wait primitive is executed as many times as needed to get
**	termination status for a given child.  The case of an interrupt
**	during the wait is handled.  No other children may die during
**	the wait.  Also, the child must die "normally", that is, as the
**	result of an exit() system call, or from an interrupt.
**
**	Parameters:
**		"child" -- the pid of the child process to wait for,
**			returned from the fork() system call.
**		"name" -- a character string representing the name of
**			the calling routine; printed on syserr's.
**	Return value:
**		The exit parameter of the child process.
*/

fullwait(child, name)
int	child;
char	*name;
{
	auto int	stat;
	register int	i;
	extern int	errno;
	register char	*n;
	register char	*coredump;

	n = name;

	/* wait for a child to die */
	while ((i = wait(&stat)) != child)
	{
		/* it is not the child we want; chew on it a little more */
		if (i != -1)
			syserr("%s: bad child: pid %d stat 0%o", n, i, stat);

		/* check for interrupted system call */
		if (errno != 4)
		{
			/* wait with no child */
			syserr("%s: no child", n);
		}
		errno = 0;

		/* dropped out from signal: reexecute the wait */
	}

	/* check termination status */
	i = stat & 0377;
	if (i > 2)
	{
		/* child collapsed */
		if (i & 0200)
		{
			coredump = " -- core dumped";
			i &= 0177;
		}
		else
		{
			coredump = "";
		}
		syserr("%s: stat %d%s", n, i, coredump);
	}

	/* return exit status */
	return (stat >> 8);
}