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#include"kernel/types.h"
#include"kernel/stat.h"
#include"user/user.h"

const int pSize = 35;

int main(int argc, char *argvs[]){
  int p[2], num, prime;
  pipe(p);
  
  if(fork() == 0){
    //chPro
    close(p[1]);
    while(1){
      //In fact, this part of program may be used by grandPro
      read(p[0], &prime, sizeof(int));
      if(prime!=pSize)printf("prime: %d\n",prime);
      
      //Hard to realize is that when you repipe fd, you disconnected with
      //the old pipe;
      int fd[2];
      pipe(fd);
    
      //chPro pipe1 r,pipe2 rw
      //chPro target: read from pipe1,write to pipe2, need p[0] fd[1] only
      //prime equals pSize means the end of forking new pro, we need to exit
      //this pro
      if(fork() != 0 || prime == pSize){
      	close(fd[0]);
      	//if not end of pro
      	if(prime != pSize){
      	  //read from pipe1 and write into pipe2
      	  read(p[0],&num,sizeof(int));
      	  while(num != pSize){
      	    if(num%prime)write(fd[1],&num,sizeof(int));
      	    read(p[0],&num,sizeof(int));
      	  }  
      	  write(fd[1],&num,sizeof(int));
      	}
      	close(p[0]);
      	close(fd[1]);
      	//chPro detatched from pipe1 & pipe2,only wait to be exit
      	wait(0);
      	exit(0);
      }
      else{
        //grandPro target: read from pipe2 & write to pipe3
        //to reuse the program of while, redirect fd[0] to p[0]
        close(p[0]);
        p[0] = fd[0];
        close(fd[1]);
      }
    }
  }
  else{
    close(p[0]);
    for(int i = 2; i <= pSize; i++)
      write(p[1], &i, sizeof(int));
    //Here parentPro has disconnected to pipe
    wait(0);
  }
  exit(0);
}