/* BEGIN OF: help_cis_args_.incl.pl1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-03-07,LJAdams), approve(86-03-07,MCR7327), audit(86-03-10,Lippard), install(86-04-24,MR12.0-1048): Changed segment type from bit(2) to fixed bin(2) uns. 2) change(86-05-12,LJAdams), approve(86-05-14,MCR7416), audit(86-05-19,Gilcrease), install(86-06-12,MR12.0-1074): Added E as an unique identifier for entry_point name to be used during sorting. 3) change(87-02-18,LJAdams), approve(87-09-03,MCR7766), audit(88-05-03,GDixon), install(88-09-13,MR12.2-1109): Added X as a sort identifier to be used when sorting via sort_items_$char as the original order of the records is not maintained when sorting equal items. 4) change(88-03-14,LJAdams), approve(88-06-01,MCR7873), audit(88-05-03,GDixon), install(88-09-13,MR12.2-1109): Changed order of fields being sorted and added a pad field to maintain alignment. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ /* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */ /* */ /* Name: help_cis_args_.incl.pl1 */ /* */ /* This include file declares the structures returned by help_$check_info_segs for use */ /* in the check_info_segs command. The structures contain information about the */ /* segments which check_info_segs will process. The structures are allocated in the temp */ /* segment obtained in the call to help_$init. They SHOULD NOT BE FREED. Instead, the */ /* help_$term entry should be called to release the entire temporary segment. */ /* */ /* Status */ /* */ /* 0) Created: October, 1978 by Gary Dixon */ /* */ /* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * */ dcl 1 Dinfo_seg aligned based, /* Information about one info segment. */ /* NOTE: code depends upon Scross_ref, dir and ent*/ /* 1st, 2nd & 3rd elements of item substruc. */ 3 Scross_ref bit(36) aligned, /* bit 1 on if same info appears in diff. dirs. */ 3 dir char(168) unal, /* dir part of its pathname. */ 3 ent char(32) unal, /* ent part of its pathname. */ 3 info_name char(32) unal, /* info_name used to find info, if different */ /* from ent (without suffix). */ 3 ep char(32) var, /* entry point name requested in command line. */ 3 uid bit(36), /* unique ID of containing segment. */ 3 I fixed bin(35), /* index of 1st character of the info. */ 3 E char(32), /* ep name to be used for sorting */ 3 X fixed bin(35), /* index of original record order */ 3 pad2 fixed bin(35), 3 L fixed bin, /* length, in chars. */ 3 date fixed bin(71), /* date_time_entry_modified of info segment. */ (3 segment_type fixed bin(2) uns, /* 00 - link, 01 - segment */ 3 mode bit(3), /* access mode. */ 3 pad1 bit(31)) unal, 3 code fixed bin(35), /* error code encounter in processing seg. */ 1 PDinfo_seg aligned based(PPDinfo_seg), 2 version fixed bin, /* Version of this return structure (= 2). */ 2 N fixed bin(24), /* Count of info segments data returned for. */ 2 P (0 refer (PDinfo_seg.N)) /* Pointers to Dinfo_seg structure for each info. */ ptr unal, PPDinfo_seg ptr, VPDinfo_seg_2 fixed bin int static options(constant) init(2); dcl help_$check_info_segs entry (char(*), ptr, char(*), fixed bin, fixed bin(35), ptr); /* END OF: help_cis_args_.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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