/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE mtape_vol_set.incl.pl1. Created by J. A. Bush 10/13/82 */ /* The include file mtape_err_stats.incl.pl1 is referenced by this include file */ /* format: style4 */ dcl vs_ptr ptr; dcl mtape_vs_version_1 char (8) int static options (constant) init ("mtvsv001"); dcl 1 mtape_vol_set aligned based (vs_ptr), 2 version char (8), /* Current version */ 2 prev_vs_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to previous volume set entry */ 2 next_vs_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to next volume set entry */ 2 mrm_vs_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to Most Recently Mounted VS member */ 2 lrm_vs_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to Least Recently Mounted VS member */ 2 first_vl_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to the first volume label record structure */ 2 last_vl_ptr ptr, /* Pointer to the last volume label record structure */ 2 volume_name char (32), /* Name specified in the attach description */ 2 volume_id char (32), /* Name as recorded in the volume label */ 2 mount_comment char (64), /* Mount comment from attach description */ 2 demount_comment char (64), /* Demount comment from detach description */ 2 device_name char (8), /* Device volume is currently or last mounted on */ 2 rcp_id bit (36), /* RCP activation for this volume */ 2 tioi_id bit (36), /* tape_ioi_ activation for this volume */ 2 volume_index fixed bin, /* Volume sequence number within volume set */ 2 volume_density fixed bin, /* Actual volume density determined by RCP */ 2 volume_type fixed bin, /* Use rcp_volume_formats.incl.pl1 for decode */ 2 volume_check fixed bin, /* Refer to named constants below for values */ 2 number_of_vol_labels fixed bin, /* # of volume label records on this volume */ 2 auth_required bit (1), /* "1"b => Operator authentication was required */ 2 mounted bit (1), /* "1"b => volume currently mounted */ 2 ever_mounted bit (1), /* "1"b => volume has been mounted */ 2 volume_end bit (1), /* "1"b => reached end of volume (EOT foil) on write */ 2 first_file_unexpired bit (1), /* "1"b => first file of volume is unexpired */ 2 dev_att_retry bit (1), /* "1"b => DEVICE ATTENTION recovery in progress */ 2 pwr_off_retry bit (1), /* "1"b => POWER OFF recovery in progress */ 2 mounts fixed bin, /* Number of times volume mounted during attachment */ 2 tot_error_stats like mtape_err_stats, /* Summation of error statistics for all mounts */ 2 rel_error_stats like mtape_err_stats; /* Summation of error statistics, this mount */ /* Named constants applied to volume_check variable, when volume label read by PFMs pfm_init entry */ dcl (MTAPE_VOLUME init (1), /* Volume recorded by mtape_ (desired type) */ MULT_PRIOR_VOLUME init (2), /* Volume recorded by prior Multics software (desired type) */ NON_MULT_VOLUME init (3), /* Volume recorded by other vendor (desired type) */ BLANK_VOLUME init (4), /* Volume is blank/unreadable */ UNLABELED_VOLUME init (5), /* Volume is unlabeled or has unrecognized label */ RECOG_FORMAT_VOLUME init (6) /* Volume has label of other recognized format */ ) fixed bin int static options (constant); /* END INCLUDE FILE mtape_vol_set.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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