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

/* DESCRIPTION:

   Contains the shutdown_spec structure and the shutdown_info
   structure.  The shutdown_spec structure a reason for a DM
   shutdown, a set of times and a set of delays.  Only times and
   delays which explicitly specified are set, the others are equal to
   0.
   
   The shutdown_spec is processed with the result being a
   shutdown_info structure.  It contains a reason and a set of times.
   The times are either those times specified in the shutdown_spec or
   times calculated from those times using delays.  The delays are
   those specified in the shutdown_spec, or, if not specified,
   default delays.  Default delays are kept in dm_system_data.
*/

/* HISTORY:
Written by Matthew Pierret, 09/06/84.
Modified:
*/

/* format: style2,ind3 */
     dcl	   1 shutdown_spec	      aligned based (shutdown_spec_ptr),
	     2 version	      char (8) aligned,
	     2 reason	      char (64),
	     2 times,
	       3 user_warning_time
			      fixed bin (71),
	       3 begin_shutdown_time
			      fixed bin (71),
	       3 user_shutdown_time
			      fixed bin (71),
	       3 user_bump_time   fixed bin (71),
	       3 daemon_logout_time
			      fixed bin (71),
	     2 delays,
	       3 begin_shutdown_delay
			      fixed bin (71),
	       3 user_shutdown_delay
			      fixed bin (71),
	       3 user_bump_delay  fixed bin (71),
	       3 daemon_logout_delay
			      fixed bin (71);

     dcl	   shutdown_spec_ptr      ptr;
     dcl	   SHUTDOWN_SPEC_VERSION_1
			      init ("ShutSp 1") char (8) aligned internal static options (constant);

     dcl	   1 shutdown_info	      aligned based (shutdown_info_ptr),
	     2 version	      char (8) aligned,
	     2 reason	      char (64),
	     2 times	      like shutdown_spec.times,
	     2 output_flags	      aligned,
	       3 no_time_specified
			      bit (1) unal,
	       3 times_have_changed
			      bit (1) unal,
	       3 mbz	      bit (34) unal;

     dcl	   shutdown_info_ptr      ptr init (null ());
     dcl	   SHUTDOWN_INFO_VERSION_1
			      init ("ShutIn 1") char (8) aligned internal static options (constant);

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


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