/*      "telnet_command_dcls.incl.pl1" --                             */

     declare
          1 telnet_option_template aligned based,           /* template of info about cur options for user_telnet       */
             2 nonlocal_error_return label,
             2 nonlocal_error_code fixed binary (35),
             2 unique_identifier bit (70),

             2 error_identifier character (32) unaligned,
             2 host_name character (32) unaligned,
             2 foreign_host fixed binary (16),
             2 TNIB_padding (14) fixed binary (71),

             2 icp_info aligned,
                3 flags aligned,
                   4 icp_in_progress bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 telnet_connection_compatibility bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 flags_pad bit (34) unaligned,
                3 foreign_icp_socket fixed binary (32),
                3 local_icp_pin fixed binary (8),
                3 icp_timeout fixed binary (17),
                3 icp_event_channel fixed binary (71),
                3 attach_type character (12) varying,
                3 ICP_padding (3) fixed binary (71),

             2 telnet_connection aligned,
                3 telnet_cdb pointer,
                3 read_event_channel fixed binary (71),
                3 write_event_channel fixed binary (71),
                3 protocol_level aligned,
                   4 protocol_18639 bit (1) unaligned,      /* on if user chose to use new protocol */
                   4 protocol_9348 bit (1) unaligned,       /* on if user chose to use old protocol */
                   4 pad_protocol bit (34) unaligned,
                3 attach_descr_ptr pointer,
                3 open_descr_ptr pointer,
                3 TELNET_padding (1) fixed binary (71),

             2 instance_parms aligned,
                3 current_modes aligned,
                   4 continue_in_telnet bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 report_protocol_violations bit (1) unaligned,    /* whether or not to report errors      */
                   4 silence_receive bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 upper_case bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 abort_current_command bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 in_debug_mode bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 ignore_quits bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 ignore_protocol_violations bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 at_interrupt_level bit (1) unaligned,
                   4 auto_IP_and_AO bit (1) unaligned,      /* send IP and AO on quits, no interaction        */
                   4 modes_pad bit (26) unaligned,

                3 escape_byte bit (9) aligned,
                3 escape_char character (1) aligned,
                3 INSTANCE_padding (4) fixed binary (71),

             2 end_of_block_padding (16) fixed binary (71);

          /* end of "telnet_command_dcls.incl.pl1" --                           */



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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),
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managing computer hardware properly and for executing programs. Many subsequent operating systems 
incorporated Multics principles.
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