/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ... retv_data_.incl.pl1 ... 8/76 */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-11-17,GWMay), approve(86-11-17,MCR7445), audit(86-11-19,GDixon), install(86-11-21,MR12.0-1223): Changed declaration of queue_dir from constant to just internal static so that the entrypoints "test" in the err and retrieve_from_volume requests are able to modify the value. 2) change(88-08-10,GWMay), approve(88-10-05,MCR8005), audit(88-10-12,Farley), install(88-10-17,MR12.2-1173): Added pointer and length values for use as an input_buffer for intermediate reads. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ dcl retv_data_version_1 fixed bin static init (1) options(constant); /* version of data base */ /* queue_dir should not be declared options (constant). $test entrypoints in */ /* enter_retrieval_request and retrieve_from_volume programs modify it. */ dcl queue_dir char (168) int static init (">daemon_dir_dir>volume_retriever"); dcl user fixed bin static init (1) options (constant); dcl retriever fixed bin static init (2) options (constant); dcl 1 retv_data_ external static aligned, 2 version fixed bin, /* version of structure */ 2 fixed, 3 qidx (2) fixed bin, /* indexs of queues */ 3 queue fixed bin, /* mseg queue */ 3 nvol fixed bin, /* number of volume control segments */ 3 spare fixed bin, 3 input_buffer_len fixed bin (21), /* length of the data in the read buffer */ 3 input_buffer_start fixed bin (21), /* position in read buffer where new data begins */ 2 chars, 3 sys_dir char (168), /* system dir where files live */ 3 last_valid_vtoce_ename char (32), /* last valid entry name from vtoce */ 3 last_volname char (32), /* last volume mounted */ 3 io_module char (32), /* name of io outer module */ 3 input_volume_desc char (256), /* alternate input attach description */ 2 bits, 3 last_valid_puid (16) bit (36), /* last valid uid pathname */ 3 flags, 4 manual bit (1) unal, /* if on operator will tell us what tapes to use */ 4 arg_init bit (1) unal, /* if on indicates that args have been processed */ 4 err_online bit (1) unal, /* if on causes errors to be printed */ 4 disable_error_report bit (1) unal, /* if on - no errors are reported */ 4 all bit (1) unal, /* if on indicates all queues are processed */ 4 accounting bit (1) unal, /* if on enable accounting */ 4 debug bit (1) unal, /* if on, enable debugging features */ 4 long bit(1) unal, /* if on enable long messages */ 2 ptrs, 3 page_buffer_ptr ptr, /* ptr to paged read buffer */ 3 input_buffer_ptr ptr, /* ptr to read buffer */ 3 skip ptr, /* ptr to skip_list */ 3 rasp ptr, /* ptr to accounting seg */ 3 input_iocbp ptr, /* iocb ptr for input */ 3 error_iocbp ptr, /* iocb ptr for error output */ 3 areap ptr, /* ptr to system area */ 3 contentsp ptr, /* ptr to most recent contents seg from input volume */ 3 nlp ptr, /* ptr to name array for branch being retrieved */ 3 aclp ptr, /* ptr to acl array for branch being retrieved */ 3 recordp ptr, /* ptr to last read volume record */ 3 objectp ptr, /* ptr to last read segmet or directory */ 3 vlp ptr, /* ptr to last reload group generated */ 3 rvcp (1000) ptr; /* ptrs to volume control segments */ /* END INCLUDE FILE ... retv_data_.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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