/*             "net_conversion_dcls.incl.pl1" -- include file to declare the    */
/*        communication structures used by the network conversion routines.     */

/*        Originally created by D. M. Wells 1973, December 17.                  */

     declare
          1 device_state_template aligned based,
             2 version_number fixed binary (17),
             2 driving_tables aligned,
                3 device_table_ptr pointer,                 /* points to the current device table header      */
                3 output_table_ptr pointer,                 /* points to the current output table             */
                3 input_table_ptr pointer,                  /* points ot the current input table              */
             2 non_constant_parameters aligned,
                3 line_length fixed binary (24),            /* the maximum number of columns to type out      */
                3 page_length fixed binary (24),            /* the maximum number of lines per page           */
                3 mode_string unaligned,                    /* modes that for one reason or another are not   */
                                                            /* done by entries in the device table            */
                   4 hor_tabs_out bit (1),                  /* whether we can use horizontal tabs on output   */
                   4 hor_tabs_in bit (1),                   /* whether we should not translate tabs on input  */
             2 terminal_state aligned,
                3 out_of_position bit (1) unaligned,        /* whether everything is in proper place          */
                3 in_page_wait bit (1) unaligned,           /* whether we are waiting on a Page Go Ahead      */

                3 actual_column fixed binary (24),          /* the column the next character will be typed in */
                3 desired_column fixed binary (24),         /* the column we should be in according to stream */

                3 actual_line fixed binary (24),            /* the line the next character will be typed in   */
                3 desired_line fixed binary (24);           /* the line we should be in according to stream   */

     declare
          1 canon_info_template aligned based,
             2 version_number fixed binary (17),            /* the version number of this version is 2        */
             2 flags aligned,
                3 do_can bit (1) unaligned,                 /* whether or not to do canonicalization          */
                3 do_erkl bit (1) unaligned,                /* whether or not to erase-kill processing        */
                3 do_esc bit (1) unaligned,                 /* whether or not to do escape processing         */
                3 do_tty33 bit (1) unaligned,               /* whether or not to do upper/lower case mapping  */
                3 allow_tabs bit (1) unaligned,             /* whether or not to allow tabs to filter through */
             2 special_chars aligned,
                3 escape bit (9) unaligned,
                3 erase bit (9) unaligned,
                3 kill bit (9) unaligned,
             2 tabs_info aligned,
                3 tab_string_length fixed binary (24),
                3 tab_string_ptr pointer;

/*        end of include file "net_conversion_dcls.incl.pl1"                    */



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Historical Background

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This donation is made also to give evidence of the common contributions of Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
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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),
renamed the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence in the mid 1970s, under the leadership
of Professor Fernando Jose Corbato. Users consider that Multics provided the best software architecture for 
managing computer hardware properly and for executing programs. Many subsequent operating systems 
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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