/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... hasp_srcb_scb_bytes.incl.pl1 */ /* Created: October 1979 by G. Palter */ /* HASP End-Of-File record */ dcl 1 TEMPLATE_HASP_EOF_RECORD_BITS aligned static options (constant), 2 srcb bit (9) unaligned initial ("200"b3), /* SRCB -- 200-bit is always ON */ 2 eor_scb bit (9) unaligned initial ("000"b3); /* SCB -- end of record */ dcl TEMPLATE_HASP_EOF_RECORD character (2) aligned based (addr (TEMPLATE_HASP_EOF_RECORD_BITS)); /* HASP Sub-Record Control Byte (SRCB) -- operator's console */ dcl HASP_CONSOLE_SRCB_BITS bit (9) aligned static options (constant) initial ("200"b3); dcl HASP_CONSOLE_SRCB character (1) aligned based (addr (HASP_CONSOLE_SRCB_BITS)); /* HASP Sub-Record Control Byte (SRCB) -- reader/punch */ dcl 1 hasp_card_srcb_byte unaligned based (hasp_card_srcb_byte_ptr), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned, /* supplied by MCS */ 2 mbo1 bit (1) unaligned, /* always ON */ 2 count_units fixed binary (2) unaligned unsigned, /* SCB count units: 0 => 1; 1 => 2; 2 => 4 */ 2 binary bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => binary data record */ 2 mbz1 bit (4) unaligned; /* always OFF */ dcl hasp_card_srcb_byte_ptr pointer; dcl 1 TEMPLATE_HASP_CARD_SRCB_BITS aligned static options (constant), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), 2 mbo1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("1"b), 2 count_units fixed binary (2) unaligned unsigned initial (0), /* SCB counts single characters */ 2 binary bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), /* not binary card */ 2 mbz1 bit (4) unaligned initial ("0000"b); dcl TEMPLATE_HASP_CARD_SRCB character (1) aligned based (addr (TEMPLATE_HASP_CARD_SRCB_BITS)); /* HASP Sub-Record Control Byte (SRCB) -- printer */ dcl 1 hasp_printer_srcb_byte unaligned based (hasp_printer_srcb_byte_ptr), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned, /* supplied by MCS */ 2 mbo1 bit (1) unaligned, /* always ON */ 2 mbz1 bit (1) unaligned, /* always OFF */ 2 prespace bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => pre-spacing; OFF => post-spacing */ 2 skip_to_channel bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => skip to given channel; OFF => skip # lines */ 2 number fixed binary (4) unaligned unsigned; /* channel # or # or lines to skip */ dcl hasp_printer_srcb_byte_ptr pointer; dcl 1 TEMPLATE_HASP_PRINTER_SRCB_BITS aligned static options (constant), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), 2 mbo1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("1"b), 2 mbz1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), 2 prespace bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), /* post-spacing */ 2 skip_to_channel bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), /* # of lines */ 2 number fixed binary (4) unaligned unsigned initial (1); dcl TEMPLATE_HASP_PRINTER_SRCB character (1) aligned based (addr (TEMPLATE_HASP_PRINTER_SRCB_BITS)); dcl HASP_MAX_SLEW_COUNT fixed binary static options (constant) initial (3); /* max slew of 3 insures proper operation with 370's */ dcl 1 HASP_FORMS_CHANGE_SRCB_BITS aligned static options (constant), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), 2 mbo1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("1"b), 2 mbz1 bit (1) unaligned initial ("0"b), 2 change bit (6) unaligned initial ("16"b3); /* change forms record */ dcl HASP_FORMS_CHANGE_SRCB character (1) aligned based (addr (HASP_FORMS_CHANGE_SRCB_BITS)); /* HASP String Control Byte (SCB) */ dcl 1 hasp_scb_byte unaligned based (hasp_scb_byte_ptr), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned, /* supplied by MCS */ 2 not_eor bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => not an end of record indicator */ 2 not_compressed bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => this SCB refers to a non-compressed string */ 2 variant bit (6) unaligned; /* dependent on setting of hasp_scb_byte.not_compressed */ dcl 1 hasp_not_compressed_scb_byte unaligned based (hasp_scb_byte_ptr), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned, 2 not_eor bit (1) unaligned, 2 not_compressed bit (1) unaligned, /* ON */ 2 count fixed binary (6) unaligned unsigned; /* # of characters in string following the SCB */ dcl 1 hasp_compressed_scb_byte unaligned based (hasp_scb_byte_ptr), 2 pad1 bit (1) unaligned, 2 not_eor bit (1) unaligned, 2 not_compressed bit (1) unaligned, /* OFF */ 2 not_blank bit (1) unaligned, /* ON => repeated character isn't a blank and follows SCB */ 2 count fixed binary (5) unaligned unsigned; /* # of occurrences of the character */ dcl hasp_scb_byte_ptr pointer; dcl HASP_EOR_SCB_BITS bit (9) aligned static options (constant) initial ("000"b3); dcl HASP_EOR_SCB character (1) aligned based (addr (HASP_EOR_SCB_BITS)); dcl (HASP_MAX_NOT_COMPRESSED_TEXT_LTH initial (62), /* # of characters representable by a single SCB */ HASP_MAX_COMPRESSED_TEXT_LTH initial (31)) /* # of occurences of a character representable by a single SCB */ fixed binary static options (constant); /* END INCLUDE FILE ... hasp_srcb_scb_bytes.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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