/* Include file bndtbl.incl.pl1 */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(85-09-24,Elhard), approve(85-09-24,MCR7198), audit(86-06-30,Weaver), install(86-07-16,MR12.0-1094): Added link_regeneration_table and eliminated the use of "p" as a pointer to base structures on.. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ /* DIVERSE BINDER TABLES */ /* Modified Oct 1978 by David Spector for hash coding snt and strm */ /* Modified Dec 1978 by David Spector for making repatch table automatically extensible */ declare (sntp, adnp, odnp, rptp, rptep, strmp, lrtp) pointer; /* The SEGNAME table - segnames and synonyms of all components */ declare 1 snt aligned based(sntp), 2 hash_table (0:210) unaligned ptr, /* prime length */ 2 max_size fixed bin, /* size limit of allocated segname table */ 2 n_names fixed bin, /* number of segname-table entries used */ 2 entry(1000) like seg; /* declaration of a SEGNAME entry */ declare 1 seg aligned based, /* redeclaration of a single segname */ 2 name char(33) aligned, /* segname in ACC string format */ 2 lng fixed bin, /* length of segname, incl ACC count */ 2 addname fixed bin, /* 1-> add name to bound segment */ 2 defrel bit(18), /* offset in defs of new definition */ 2 comp pointer, /* pointer to associated component table */ 2 hash_thread ptr; /* thread to next "seg" in bucket */ /* the ADDNAME table - list of names specified by "Addname" statement */ declare 1 an aligned based(adnp), 2 max_size fixed bin, /* size limit of addname table */ 2 n_an fixed bin, /* number of names to add */ 2 syn(1000) char(32) aligned; /* contains the names to be added */ /* The ODDNAME table - scratchpad memory to suppress redundant error messages */ declare 1 od aligned based(odnp), 2 max_size fixed bin, /* max size of table */ 2 n_odds fixed bin, /* current size of table */ 2 entry(1000), 3 name char(289) aligned; /* The REPATCH table - of halfwords to be relocated at a later time */ declare 1 rpt aligned based(rptp), 2 thread unaligned ptr, /* To next rpt (null at end) */ 2 npt fixed bin, 2 entry(1000) like rpte aligned; declare 1 rpte aligned based(rptep), /* declaration of single repatch table entry */ 2 poffset bit(18) unaligned, /* offset into text of word to be patched */ 2 pexpr bit(18) unaligned, /* value to add to patched halfword */ 2 halfword char(3) aligned, /* designates wordhalf to be patched */ 2 pbase char(1) unaligned, /* section designator of word to be patched */ 2 code char(1) unaligned; /* code of section base to be used as patch value */ /* The STRINGMAP table - to avoid redundant strings in definition section */ declare 1 strm aligned based(strmp), 2 hash_table (0:862) fixed bin(17), /* prime length */ 2 max_size fixed bin, 2 nstr fixed bin, 2 entry(2048) unaligned, 3 map bit(18), /* rel pointer to string in def section */ 3 hash_thread fixed bin(17); /* index of next strm.entry in hash bucket */ /* The LINK_REGENERATION table - to flag links which have and */ /* have not been regenerated to insure generation of all links */ declare 1 lrt aligned based (lrtp), 2 count fixed bin, 2 start_offset fixed bin (18) unsigned, 2 regenerated (0 refer (lrt.count)) bit (18) unaligned; declare UNRESOLVED bit (18) static options (constant) init ("000000"b3); declare INTERNALLY_RESOLVED bit (18) static options (constant) init ("777777"b3); */ ----------------------------------------------------------- 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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