/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... abs_message_format.incl.pl1 */ /* Requires user_attributes.incl.pl1 */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-03-01,Gilcrease), approve(86-03-27,MCR7370), audit(86-06-23,Lippard), install(86-06-30,MR12.0-1082): Modified 740723 by PG to add AIM info Modified April 1978 by T. Casey to add much new info and change version number to 4 Modified November 1978 by T. Casey to add secondary_ok Modified June 1981 by T. Casey for MR9.0 to make max_cpu_time fixed bin (35) (was fixed bin (17) aligned) 2) change(86-03-27,Gilcrease), approve(86-03-27,MCR7370), audit(86-06-23,Lippard), install(86-06-30,MR12.0-1082): Add truncate_absout and restarted bits for -truncate absout. SCP 6297. 3) change(86-12-08,GDixon), approve(87-07-16,MCR7741), audit(87-07-16,Brunelle), install(87-08-04,MR12.1-1056): Changed structure under request.abs_attributes to use like structure in abs_attributes.incl.pl1. This allows the same attributes to be used in pit.incl.pl1 and user_table_entry.incl.pl1 as well as this include file. 4) change(87-11-11,Parisek), approve(88-02-11,MCR7849), audit(88-03-22,Lippard), install(88-07-13,MR12.2-1047): Added the version 6 elements: home_dir, init_proc, initial_ring, len_homedir, len_initproc. SCP6367 5) change(88-07-29,Parisek), approve(88-07-29,PBF7849), audit(88-07-29,Lippard), install(88-08-01,MR12.2-1072): Place the elements "home_dir", and "init_proc" before the varying length element "args" in the stucture. Since "args" length can grow varyingly, it should remain at the bottom of the structure. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ dcl abs_message_version_6 fixed bin int static options (constant) init (6); dcl 1 request aligned based (reqp), /* format of absentee request */ /* the pointer, reqp, must be declared in the including program */ 2 request_header like queue_msg_hdr, /* 62 words */ 2 request_version fixed bin, /* identification of version of abs request */ 2 len_name fixed bin, /* length of name */ 2 arg_count fixed bin, /* number of arguments to input segment */ 2 len_args fixed bin, /* length of string containing arguments to input segment */ 2 len_output fixed bin, /* length of output pathname */ 2 len_proxy fixed bin, /* length of proxy name */ 2 len_resource fixed bin, /* length of resource description */ 2 len_sender fixed bin, /* length of sender */ 2 len_comment fixed bin, /* length of comment */ 2 len_vpad fixed bin, /* length of spare variable length string */ 2 initial_ring fixed bin, /* initial ring number request */ 2 len_homedir fixed bin, /* length of home_dir */ 2 len_initproc fixed bin, /* length of login responder string */ 2 request_pad (5) fixed bin, /* leave room for stuff we did not think of this time */ 2 deferred_time fixed bin (71), /* clock time until which this request should be held + not run */ 2 max_cpu_time fixed bin (35), /* user given cpu limit in seconds */ 2 requested_authorization bit (72), /* request should be run at this authorization */ 2 abs_attributes aligned like user_abs_attributes, /* include user_abs_attributes.incl.pl1 */ 2 abs_status_flags, /* bits giving reasons for job's status */ 3 operator_deferred_until_time bit (1) unaligned, 3 operator_deferred_indefinitely bit (1) unaligned, 3 resources_unavailable bit (1) unaligned, 3 cpu_time_limit bit (1) unaligned, 3 queue_limit bit (1) unaligned, 3 user_limit bit (1) unaligned, 3 load_control bit (1) unaligned, 3 status_pad bit (29) unaligned, 2 name char (0 refer (request.len_name)) aligned, /* personal name of requestor */ 2 output_file char (0 refer (request.len_output)) aligned, /* absolute pathname of output file */ 2 proxy_name char (0 refer (request.len_proxy)) aligned, /* name of user for whom submitted */ 2 resource char (0 refer (request.len_resource)) aligned, /* resource description */ 2 sender char (0 refer (request.len_sender)) aligned, /* name of RJE station or other sender */ 2 comment char (0 refer (request.len_comment)) aligned, /* message to operator, or anything else user puts in it */ 2 home_dir char (0 refer (request.len_homedir)) aligned,/* initial home dir */ 2 init_proc char (0 refer (request.len_initproc)) aligned, /* name of login responder */ 2 vpad char (0 refer (request.len_vpad)) aligned, /* for the thing we didn't think of this time */ 2 arg_lengths (0 refer (request.arg_count)) fixed bin, /* array of argument lengths */ 2 args char (0 refer (request.len_args)) aligned; /* string containing arguments to control segment */ /* END INCLUDE FILE ... abs_message_format.incl.pl1 */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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