/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE:	dm_fm_file_access_tbl.incl.pl1  */

/* DESCRIPTION:

        This include file contains the file_access_table structure.  This
   is a per-process table which contains one entry for each file which the
   process has open.  The table is set up during per-process initialization 
   and is pointed to by fm_data_$file_access_table_ptr.  The bounds limit
   on the array of entries is abritrary and can be changed.
*/

/* HISTORY:
Written by Jeffrey D. Ives, 10/11/82. 
  (01/28/82 Andre Bensoussan, Design.)
Modified:
07/11/84 by Matthew Pierret:  Changed name of structure from proc_ad_tbl to
            file_access_table.
11/07/84 by Matthew Pierret:  Removed the un-used post_commit_actions element.
            Removed the now-obsolete oid structure.  It has been replaced by
            file_oid in dm_fm_file_oid.incl.pl1.
*/

/* format: style2,ind3 */


     dcl	   fm_data_$file_access_table_ptr
			      ptr ext;

     dcl	   1 file_access_table    aligned based (fm_data_$file_access_table_ptr),
	     2 h,
	       3 version	      char (8) aligned,
	       3 last_entry	      fixed bin,
	       3 post_transaction_actions
			      fixed bin,
	       3 mbz_1	      (6) fixed bin (71),
	     2 e		      (1024) like file_access_info;


     dcl	   FILE_ACCESS_TABLE_VERSION_1
			      init ("FileAT 1") char (8) aligned static options (constant);

/*  END INCLUDE FILE:    dm_fm_file_access_tbl.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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