/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE .. syserr_binary_def.incl.pl1 */ /* This include file has an ALM version, keep 'em in sync. */ /* format: off */ /* Modified January 1984 by Paul Farley to add an array of entry values to be examined by display_cpu_error. */ /* Modified October 1984 by EJ Sharpe to include SB_audit_message */ /* Modified January 1985 by EJ Sharpe for SB_char_data_classes */ /* Modified 1985-01-25, BIM: added ring alarm audit support. */ /* Modified 1985-02-20, EJ Sharpe: added SB_ibm3270_mde, syserr_binary_(seg vol)damage_class, also changed some codes to "SB_unused_NN" - see line comments */ /* In the future, these will be the only constants needed in this include file. They are the binary data class strings for messages in the new format syserr logs. The names are all of the form SB_ZZZZZZZ_data_class where ZZZZZZZ is the value of the data class string. Message expanders are named expand_ZZZZZZZ_msg_ and are referenced by the log perusal tools. */ dcl ( /* include file name */ SB_io_status_data_class init ("io_status"), /* io_syserr_msg */ SB_hwfault_data_class init ("hwfault"), /* syserr_fault_msg */ SB_mos_data_class init ("mos"), /* scr */ SB_segdamage_data_class init ("segdamage"), /* segdamage_msg */ SB_voldamage_data_class init ("voldamage"), /* segdamage_msg (first two words) */ SB_mdc_del_uidpath_data_class init ("mdc_del_uidpath"), /* none - 16 word UID path */ SB_mmdam_data_class init ("mmdam"), /* syserr_mmdam_msg */ SB_mpc_poll_data_class init ("mpc_poll"), /* poll_mpc_data */ SB_fnp_poll_data_class init ("fnp_poll"), /* poll_fnp_data */ SB_config_deck_data_class init ("config_deck"), /* config_deck */ SB_vtoce_data_class init ("vtoce"), /* vtoce */ SB_access_audit_data_class init ("access_audit"), /* access_audit_bin_header */ SB_ibm3270_mde_data_class init ("ibm3270_mde") /* ibm3270_mpx_data */ ) static internal char (16) varying options (constant); /************************ Once the syserr$binary is replaced with something that takes real data classes and all system modules and tools are upgraded to use the new interface, the rest of this include file may be discarded. ************************/ /* The limit of 36 is arbitrary- there is no reason that it can not be extended at any time. */ dcl ( SB_disk_err init (1), SBL_disk_err init (5), SB_hw_fault init (2), SBL_hw_fault init (176), SB_io_err init (3), SBL_io_err init (5), SB_unused_4 init (4), SBL_unused_4 init (1), /* was "mos_poll" (mos poll time) */ SB_mos_err init (5), SBL_mos_err init (2), /* mos memory error data */ SB_unused_6 init (6), SBL_unused_6 init (1), /* was "bulk_status" (bulk dcb status) */ SB_unused_7 init (7), SBL_unused_7 init (1), /* was "bulk_csb" (bulk csb status) */ SB_unused_8 init (8), SBL_unused_8 init (3), /* was "free_st_1" */ SB_unused_9 init (9), SBL_unused_9 init (2), /* was "free_st_2" */ SB_unused_10 init (10), SBL_unused_10 init (21), /* was "unpr_add" */ SB_zerpag init (11), SBL_zerpag init (20), SB_unused_12 init (12), SBL_unused_12 init (20), /* was "unpr_add" */ SB_vtoc_salv_dam init (13), SBL_vtoc_salv_dam init (20), SB_unused_14 init (14), SBL_unused_14 init (20), /* was "page_rw_err" */ SB_unused_15 init (15), SBL_unused_15 init (3), /* was "ruad" */ SB_random_segdamage init (16), SBL_random_segdamage init (20), SB_read_nc init (17), SBL_read_nc init (2), SB_unused_18 init (18), SBL_unused_18 init (2), /* was "vtoc_err" */ SB_mdc_del_uidpath init (19), SBL_mdc_del_uidpath init (16), SB_ocdcm_err init (20), SBL_ocdcm_err init (5), SB_mmdam init (21), SBL_mmdam init (2), SB_verify_lock init (22), SBL_verify_lock init (176), SB_io_err_detail init (23), SBL_io_err_detail init (11), SB_mpc_poll init (24), SBL_mpc_poll init (256) /* max */, SB_fnp_poll init (25), SBL_fnp_poll init (256) /* max */, SB_config_deck init (26), SBL_config_deck init (256) /* 16 cards at 16 words */, SB_vtoce init (27), SBL_vtoce init (192), /* 1 VTOCE */ SB_access_audit init (28), SBL_access_audit init (256), /* max */ SB_ibm3270_mde init (35), SBL_ibm3270_mde init (256), /* max */ SB_end_of_table init (36), SBL_end_of_table init (1) ) internal static options (constant) fixed bin; /* The following array is a mapping of the old syserr$binary codes into the new data classes for MR11. It is primarily used by syserr_copy to translate the binary data codes stored in the wired syserr log (see above) into the data classes needed by the ring-0 paged syserr log which is a new format log. It is also used by syserr_log_util_ to translate the data classes back into the corresponding binary code (for tools not yet upgraded to deal with the new format log messages). */ dcl SB_char_data_classes (36) char (16) varying internal static options (constant) init ( "io_status", /* 1 */ "hwfault", /* 2 */ "io_status", /* 3 */ "unused_4", /* 4 */ "mos", /* 5 */ "unused_6", /* 6 */ "unused_7", /* 7 */ "unused_8", /* 8 */ "unused_9", /* 9 */ "unused_10", /* 10 */ "segdamage", /* 11 */ "unused_12", /* 12 */ "segdamage", /* 13 */ "unused_14", /* 14 */ "unused_15", /* 15 */ "segdamage", /* 16 */ "voldamage", /* 17 */ "unused_18", /* 18 */ "mdc_del_uidpath", /* 19 */ "io_status", /* 20 */ "mmdam", /* 21 */ "hwfault", /* 22 */ "io_status", /* 23 */ "mpc_poll", /* 24 */ "fnp_poll", /* 25 */ "config_deck", /* 26 */ "vtoce", /* 27 */ "access_audit", /* 28 */ "unused_29", /* 29 */ "unused_30", /* 30 */ "unused_31", /* 31 */ "unused_32", /* 32 */ "unused_33", /* 33 */ "unused_34", /* 34 */ "ibm3270_mde", /* 35 */ "unused_36" /* 36 */ ); /* format: on */ /* These constants are used by various tools which analyze syserr messages and still call the old interface "syserr_log_util_". */ dcl syserr_binary_mos_mask init ("060000000000"b3) bit (36) static options (constant); dcl syserr_binary_seg_damage_mask init ("000374000000"b3) bit (36) static options (constant); dcl syserr_binary_vol_damage_mask init ("003413000000"b3) bit (36) static options (constant); dcl syserr_binary_address_damage_mask init ("002010000000"b3) bit (36) static options (constant); dcl display_cpu_error_binary_defs (2) init ( 2, /** SB_hw_fault */ 22 /** SB_verify_lock */ ) internal static options (constant) fixed bin; /* END INCLUDE FILE syserr_binary_def.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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