/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... as_data_.incl.pl1 ... */ /* format: style4 */ /* This file must be kept in sync with as_data_.alm */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-09-21,Beattie), approve(86-09-22,MCR7542), audit(86-10-31,Brunelle), install(86-11-12,MR12.0-1211): Remove references to the 963 and 029 preaccess commands and remove support for ARDS, 202_ETX, 2741 and 1050 in system interfaces. 2) change(86-09-25,Swenson), approve(87-07-20,MCR7737), audit(87-07-20,GDixon), install(87-08-04,MR12.1-1056): Add references to as_data_ entrypoints added for Login Server. 3) change(87-03-03,Brunelle), approve(87-07-20,MCR7697), audit(87-07-20,GDixon), install(87-08-04,MR12.1-1056): Added new user signal field of inacrcvd (14) to handle inactivity response from user. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ dcl as_data_$BS char (1) aligned ext static; /* BACKSPACE character */ dcl as_data_$CR char (1) aligned ext static; /* CARRIAGE RETURN character */ dcl as_data_$abs_dim char (32) ext static; /* absentee DIM */ dcl as_data_$acct_update_priority fixed bin ext static; /* accounting update IPC priority */ dcl as_data_$acsdir char (168) ext static; /* Access Control Segment directory */ dcl as_data_$ansp ptr ext static; /* answer_table */ dcl as_data_$as_procid bit (36) aligned ext static; /* Answering Service process id */ dcl as_data_$as_ring fixed bin (3) ext static; /* AS operating ring */ dcl as_data_$as_tty char (6); /* AS master tty channel */ dcl as_data_$asmtp ptr ext static; /* AS meter table */ dcl as_data_$autp ptr ext static; /* absentee_user_table */ dcl as_data_$buzzardp ptr ext static; /* dpg_ list of buteo processes */ dcl as_data_$cdtp ptr ext static; /* CDT */ dcl as_data_$default_weight fixed bin (35) ext; /* default user process load control weight */ dcl as_data_$devtabp ptr ext static; /* device_table */ dcl as_data_$dft_user_ring fixed bin (3) ext static; /* default user ring */ dcl as_data_$dutp ptr ext static; /* daemon_user_table */ dcl as_data_$g115_dim char (32) ext static; dcl as_data_$lct_initialized bit (1) aligned ext static; /* LCT allocated in ring 0 */ dcl as_data_$lct_size fixed bin ext static; /* CDT tty channels + spares */ dcl as_data_$max_user_ring fixed bin (3) ext static; /* maximum user ring */ dcl as_data_$mgtp ptr ext static; /* master group table */ dcl as_data_$mrd_dim char (32) ext static; /* daemon's message routing DIM */ dcl as_data_$ntty_dim char (32) ext static; /* network connection DIM */ dcl as_data_$pdtdir char (168) ext static; /* PDT directory */ dcl as_data_$pit_ptr ptr ext static; /* pit_temp_ */ dcl as_data_$rcpdir char (168) ext static; /* RCP directory */ dcl as_data_$request_priority fixed bin ext static; dcl as_data_$rs_ptrs (0:9) ptr ext static; /* rate_structures */ dcl as_data_$rtdtp ptr ext static; /* RTDT */ dcl as_data_$sat_htp ptr ext static; /* SAT hash table */ dcl as_data_$satp ptr ext static; /* SAT */ dcl as_data_$suffix (0:9) char (2) unaligned ext static; dcl as_data_$sysdir char (168) ext static; /* system control directory */ dcl as_data_$teens_suffix (10:19) char (2) unaligned ext static; dcl as_data_$terminet_tabs_string char (144) varying ext static; dcl as_data_$tty_dim char (32) ext static; /* standard interactive DIM */ dcl as_data_$update_priority fixed bin ext static; /* ??? */ dcl as_data_$version char (8) ext static; /* AS version */ dcl as_data_$whoptr ptr ext static; /* whotab */ dcl 1 as_data_$login_args aligned ext static, /* control arguments for login */ 2 n_login_args fixed bin, 2 pad fixed bin, 2 login_args (55 /* as_data_$login_args.n_login_args */) char (24) unaligned; dcl 1 as_data_$signal_types ext static aligned, /* IPC process control signals */ 2 n_signals fixed bin, 2 pad fixed bin, 2 signals (14 /* as_data_$signal_types.n_signals */) char (8) unaligned; dcl 1 as_data_$system_signal_types ext static aligned, /* IPC process control signals */ 2 n_system_signals fixed bin, 2 pad fixed bin, 2 system_signals (10 /* as_data_$system_signal_types.n_system_signals */) char (8) unaligned; dcl as_data_$login_words fixed bin ext static aligned, /* interactive login words */ 1 as_data_login_words aligned based (addr (as_data_$login_words)), 2 n_words fixed bin, 2 pad fixed bin, 2 words (0 refer (as_data_login_words.n_words)) char (16) unaligned; dcl as_data_$debug_flag bit (1) aligned external static; dcl as_data_$ls_request_server_info_ptr ptr external static; dcl as_data_$ls_message_buffer_cur_lth fixed bin (18) external static; dcl as_data_$ls_message_buffer_max_lth fixed bin (18) external static; dcl as_data_$ls_message_buffer_ptr ptr external static; /* END INCLUDE FILE ... as_data_.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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