/* BEGIN: sc_stat_.incl.pl1 * * * * * */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(87-02-04,GDixon), approve(87-05-25,MCR7690), audit(87-06-02,Parisek), install(87-08-04,MR12.1-1056): Add sc_stat_$vchn_requires_accept in support of DSA virtual channels. 2) change(87-02-04,GDixon), approve(87-05-25,MCR7680), audit(87-06-02,Parisek), install(87-08-04,MR12.1-1056): Reorganized by type of data to improve readability. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ /* ACCESS NAMES */ dcl ( sc_stat_$exec_access_name, /* check MC access in an exec request */ sc_stat_$unidentified_access_name /* check access if no one is logged in. */ ) char(32) ext static; /* PATHNAMES */ dcl ( sc_stat_$info_dir, /* admin info segs directory */ sc_stat_$log_dir, /* as log segs directory */ sc_stat_$mc_acs_dir, /* message coordinator ACS segments (.mcacs) dir */ sc_stat_$sysdir /* system control directory */ ) char(168) ext static; /* OTHER CHAR STRINGS */ dcl ( sc_stat_$master_channel /* Master TTY channel. */ ) char(6) aligned ext static; /* LABELS */ dcl ( sc_stat_$admin_listener_exit_label, /* GO here to exit admin mode. Set to */ /* ssu_$null_label unless */ /* admin_listener is active. */ sc_stat_$master_abort_label, /* GO here after fault that is not */ /* attributable to a particular */ /* command. */ sc_stat_$system_shutdown_label /* GO here to shut down system */ ) label variable ext static; /* POINTERS TO */ dcl ( sc_stat_$admin_log_iocb, /* IOCB for admin log */ sc_stat_$admin_log_write_ptr, /* DATA for log_write_ calls on the admin log */ sc_stat_$admin_sci_ptr, /* DATA ssu_ for terminal currently executing */ sc_stat_$as_log_write_ptr, /* DATA for log_write_ calls on as log, used */ /* by sys_log_. */ sc_stat_$initzer_ttyp, /* ENT mc_ate for initializer terminal */ sc_stat_$master_iocb, /* IOCB for "master_i/o" */ sc_stat_$master_sci_ptr, /* DATA ssu_ (permanent) for system control */ sc_stat_$mc_ansp, /* HEAD of mc_anstbl */ sc_stat_$mc_iocb, /* IOCB ptr for "mc_i/o" */ sc_stat_$sv1_iocb, /* IOCB ptr for "severity1" */ sc_stat_$sv2_iocb, /* IOCB ptr for "severity2" */ sc_stat_$sv3_iocb /* IOCB ptr for "severity3" */ ) ptr ext static; /* SWITCHES */ dcl ( sc_stat_$Go, /* TRUE after answering service is listening*/ sc_stat_$Go_typed, /* TRUE immediately after 'go' is typed */ sc_stat_$Multics, /* TRUE after answering service started */ sc_stat_$Multics_typed, /* TRUE immediately after 'mult' is typed */ sc_stat_$Star_typed, /* TRUE if 'mult' and 'go' came from 'star' */ sc_stat_$admin_listener_switch, /* TRUE if in the admin listener */ sc_stat_$did_part1, /* TRUE if part 1 of system startup ec done */ sc_stat_$did_part2, /* TRUE if part 2 of system startup ec done */ sc_stat_$did_part3, /* TRUE if part 3 of system startup ec done */ sc_stat_$mc_is_on, /* TRUE if message coordinator running */ sc_stat_$no_operator_login, /* TRUE if operator login not required, or */ /* if PNT not yet available. */ sc_stat_$shutdown_typed, /* TRUE if 'shutdown' command in progress. */ sc_stat_$test_mode, /* TRUE if in test environment */ sc_stat_$vchn_requires_accept /* TRUE if vchn may only be used if accepted*/ /* by operator signed on system console*/ ) bit(1) aligned ext static; /* END OF: sc_stat_.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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