/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE - comp_device_table.incl.pl1 */ /* Created 1/83 by Ed Wallman: Merged comp_dvid.incl.pl1 and comp_dvt.incl.pl1 into one file. Ancient History --- comp_dvid.incl.pl1 Written: JA Falksen - 6/81 Modified: EJ Wallman - 11/81 - Added comp_dvt.displayproc Modified: EJW - 1/82 - added length arg to comp_dvt.displayproc Modified: 2/82 - EJW - Deleted ptr arg from comp_dvt.displayproc comp_dvt.incl.pl1 Written: JA Falksen - 9/80 Modified: 11/81 - EJW - Added comp_dvt.displayproc Modified: 1/82 - EJW - Added length arg to comp_dvt.displayproc Modified: 2/82 - EJW - Deleted ptr arg from comp_dvt.displayproc Modern History --- Modified 1/83 by Ed Wallman: Rewritten to support CDS technology rather than ALM. */ /* format: style2,ind3,ll80,dclind4,idind15,comcol41,linecom */ dcl comp_dvid_version fixed bin static options (constant) init (3); dcl COMP_DEVICE_TABLE_VERSION_4 char (8) static options (constant) init ("CDVT0004"); dcl 1 cdvt_info aligned based (cdvt_info_ptr), 2 dvid_ct fixed bin, /* number of dvids */ 2 dvid (comp_dvid_ct refer (cdvt_info.dvid_ct)) like comp_dvid; dcl cdvt_info_ptr ptr init (null); dcl comp_dvid_ct fixed bin init (0); dcl 1 comp_dvid based (const.dvidptr), 2 version char (8), /* version of this structure */ 2 devname char (32), /* name of device */ 2 dvt_r bit (18); /* device table offset */ /* All names which end in "_r"are offset values within the device table */ /* segment. The version of this structure is in comp_dvid.incl.pl1 */ dcl 1 comp_dvt based (const.devptr), 2 devclass char (32), /* what general kind of device is */ /* this, currently available: */ /* "typewriter" (line printer, too) */ /* "braille" */ /* "photocomp" */ 2 outproc entry /* page output processor */ (fixed bin, /* function - 0=build */ /* 1=init page */ /* 2=init file */ /* 3=cleanup */ fixed bin (35)),/* error code */ 2 footproc entry /* footnote reference proc */ (char (*) varying, /* reference string (IN/OUT) */ ptr), /* comp_dvt_p (IN) */ 2 artproc entry (), /* artwork proc */ /* dont know how to describe yet */ 2 displayproc entry /* string display interpreter */ (char (*) var, /* raw input string */ fixed bin (24)) /* chars used in this call */ returns (char (*) var), /* interpreted output string */ /* following values are in millipoints */ 2 inl_min fixed bin (31), /* min .in delta */ 2 min_lead fixed bin (31), /* minimun lead */ 2 vmt_min fixed bin (31), /* min usable .vmt */ 2 vmb_min fixed bin (31), /* min usable .vmb */ 2 def_vmt fixed bin (31), /* default .vmt */ 2 def_vmh fixed bin (31), /* default .vmh */ 2 def_vmf fixed bin (31), /* default .vmf */ 2 def_vmb fixed bin (31), /* default .vmb */ 2 pdw_max fixed bin (31), /* max page width available */ 2 pdl_max fixed bin (31), /* max page length available, */ /* (0 = unlimited) */ 2 upshift fixed bin (31), /* footnote reference shift */ 2 init_ps fixed bin (31), /* initial pointsize (millipoints) */ 2 lettersp fixed bin (31), /* max letterspacing */ 2 max_pages fixed bin, /* max pages/"file" -1 ->unlimited */ 2 max_files fixed bin, /* max "files"/reel -1 ->unlimited */ 2 init_fam fixed bin, /* initial family index */ 2 init_mem fixed bin, /* initial member index */ 2 foot_fam fixed bin, /* initial foot family index */ 2 foot_mem fixed bin, /* initial foot member index */ 2 init_family char (32), /* initial font family to use */ 2 init_member char (32), /* initial font member to use */ 2 atd_r bit (18) aligned, /* attach description for on-line */ /* output */ 2 dvc_r bit (18) aligned, /* device control table relptr */ 2 med_sel_tab_r bit (18) aligned, /* media select table relptr */ 2 comment_r bit (18) aligned, /* comment string relptr */ 2 cleanup_r bit (18) aligned, /* "cleanup" string relptr */ 2 foot_family char (32), /* family for footnote reference */ 2 foot_member char (32), /* member for footnote reference */ /* if one was specified */ 2 sws unaligned, 3 interleave bit (1), /* 0- page block has lines in column */ /* order left-to-right */ /* 1- page block has lines in line */ /* order top-to-bottom */ 3 no_adjust bit (1), /* 1- do not adjust lines */ 3 mbz bit (24), 3 endpage bit (9), /* EOP char if not "0"b */ 2 open_mode fixed bin (35), /* when going to a file */ 2 recleng fixed bin, /* length of tape records */ 2 family_ct fixed bin, /* # families present */ 2 family (comp_dvt.family_ct), /* families of fonts defined */ 3 member_r bit (18) aligned, /* member table relptr */ 3 name char (32); /* family name */ /* The usage formula for units: */ /* */ /* rel_units * length_in_points */ /* ---------------------------- = length_in_units */ /* points_per_EM */ /* END INCLUDE FILE comp_dvt.incl.pl1 */ /* END INCLUDE FILE - comp_device_table.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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