/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... ibm3270_meters.incl.pl1 */

/* defines metering structures used for ibm3270 multiplexer channel */

/* Written June 1981 by Robert Coren */

dcl 1 ibm3270_meter_struc aligned based,
    2 version fixed bin,
    2 pad bit (36),
    2 current_meters like ibm3270_meters,
    2 saved_meters like ibm3270_meters;

dcl 1 ibm3270_meters aligned based (meter_ptr),
    2 poll_failed fixed bin (35),			/* No response to poll */
    2 bad_output fixed bin (35),			/* Bsc control tables rejected output */
    2 write_eot fixed bin (35),			/* Got eot in responseto write */
    2 write_abort fixed bin (35),			/* FNP send eot because of nothing to write */
    2 select_failed fixed bin (35),			/* No response to select */
    2 wack_select fixed bin (35),			/* Wack in respnse to select */
    2 nak_output fixed bin (35),			/* Our output got nakked */
    2 input_reject fixed bin (35),			/* Count of input reject interrupts */
    2 needs_space fixed bin (35),			/* Count of times space available interrupt req */
    2 space_available fixed bin (35),			/* Count of space available interrupts */
    2 write_format_error fixed bin (35),		/* Count of bad calls to write entry */
    2 bad_input fixed bin (35),			/* Count of ill-formatted input messages */
    2 bad_device fixed bin (35);			/* Count of unrecognized device identifications */

dcl  meter_ptr ptr;

dcl  IBM3270_METERS_VERSION_1 internal static options (constant) init (1);

/* END INCLUDE FILE ... ibm3270_meters.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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incorporated Multics principles.
Multics was distributed in 1975 to 2000 by Group Bull in Europe , and in the U.S. by Bull HN Information Systems Inc., 
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