/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... arg_list.incl.pl1

   James R. Davis 10 May 79 */


     
/****^  HISTORY COMMENTS:
  1) change(86-05-15,DGHowe), approve(86-05-15,MCR7375),
     audit(86-07-15,Schroth):
     added command_name_arglist declaration to allow the storage of the
     command name given to the command processor
                                                   END HISTORY COMMENTS */

     dcl	   1 arg_list	      aligned based,
	     2 header,
	       3 arg_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 pad1	      bit (1) unal,
	       3 call_type	      fixed bin (18) unsigned unal,
	       3 desc_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 pad2	      bit (19) unal,
	     2 arg_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (arg_list.arg_count)) ptr,
	     2 desc_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (arg_list.arg_count)) ptr;


     dcl	   1 command_name_arglist	      aligned based,
	     2 header,
	       3 arg_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 pad1	      bit (1) unal,
	       3 call_type	      fixed bin (18) unsigned unal,
	       3 desc_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 mbz              bit(1) unal,
                 3 has_command_name bit(1) unal,
	       3 pad2	      bit (17) unal,
	     2 arg_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (command_name_arglist.arg_count)) ptr,
	     2 desc_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (command_name_arglist.arg_count)) ptr,
	     2 name,
                 3 command_name_ptr         pointer,
                 3 command_name_length      fixed bin (21);
	


     dcl	   1 arg_list_with_envptr aligned based,	/* used with non-quick int and entry-var calls */
	     2 header,
	       3 arg_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 pad1	      bit (1) unal,
	       3 call_type	      fixed bin (18) unsigned unal,
	       3 desc_count	      fixed bin (17) unsigned unal,
	       3 pad2	      bit (19) unal,
	     2 arg_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (arg_list_with_envptr.arg_count)) ptr,
	     2 envptr	      ptr,
	     2 desc_ptrs	      (arg_list_arg_count refer (arg_list_with_envptr.arg_count)) ptr;


     dcl	   (
	   Quick_call_type	      init (0),
	   Interseg_call_type     init (4),
	   Envptr_supplied_call_type
			      init (8)
	   )		      fixed bin (18) unsigned unal int static options (constant);

/* The user must declare arg_list_arg_count - if an adjustable automatic structure
   is being "liked" then arg_list_arg_count may be a parameter, in order to allocate
   an argument list of the proper size in the user's stack

*/
/* END INCLUDE FILE ... arg_list.incl.pl1 */


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and Bull HN Information Systems Inc. to the development of this operating system. 
Multics development was initiated by Massachusetts Institute of Technology Project MAC (1963-1970),
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managing computer hardware properly and for executing programs. Many subsequent operating systems 
incorporated Multics principles.
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