/*             "telnet_special_chars.incl.pl1" -- this include file             */
/*        declares the special bit patterns used over the data connection pair  */
/*        within the Network TELNET protocol to perform control functions.      */
/*        This include file contains the declarations of both the pre-processed */
/*        (Network defined) and the post-processed (internally defined)         */
/*        versions of these patterns.                                           */

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

     declare
         (NET_IAC             initial ("377"b3),            /* 255 - Interpret as Command                     */
          NET_DONT            initial ("376"b3),            /* 254 - DON'T Option Code                        */
          NET_DO              initial ("375"b3),            /* 253 - DO (Optioc Code)                         */
          NET_WONT            initial ("374"b3),            /* 252 - WON'T (Option Code)                      */
          NET_WILL            initial ("373"b3),            /* 251 - WILL (Option Code)                       */
          NET_SB              initial ("372"b3),            /* 250 - SB (Option Code)                         */
          NET_GA              initial ("371"b3),            /* 249 - Go Ahead                                 */
          NET_EL              initial ("370"b3),            /* 248 - Erase Line                               */
          NET_EC              initial ("367"b3),            /* 247 - Erase Character                          */
          NET_AYT             initial ("366"b3),            /* 246 - Are You There ?                          */
          NET_AO              initial ("365"b3),            /* 245 - Abort Output                             */
          NET_IP              initial ("364"b3),            /* 244 - Interrupt Process                        */
          NET_BRK             initial ("363"b3),            /* 243 - NVT character BREAK                      */
          NET_DM              initial ("362"b3),            /* 242 - Data Mark (accompanies INS)              */
          NET_NOP             initial ("361"b3),            /* 241 - No Operation                             */
          NET_SE              initial ("360"b3))            /* 240 - Subnegotiation End (Option Code)         */
               bit (9) internal static options (constant);

     declare
         (OUR_NOP             initial ("777"b3),            /* 511 - internal nop (discard) character         */
          OUR_IAC             initial ("776"b3),            /* 510 - internal version of NET IAC              */
          OUR_EL              initial ("775"b3),            /* 509 - internal kill line identifier            */
          OUR_EC              initial ("774"b3),            /* 508 - internal erase char identifier           */
          OUR_DM              initial ("773"b3),            /* 507 - internal data mark                       */
          OUR_EW              initial ("772"b3),            /* 506 - internal erase word identifier           */
          OUR_DC              initial ("771"b3),            /* 505 - internal delete char identifier          */
          OUR_DL              initial ("770"b3),            /* 504 - internal delete line identifier          */
          OUR_DW              initial ("767"b3),            /* 503 - internal delete word identifier          */
          OUR_SN              initial ("766"b3),            /* 502 - internal escape next identifier          */
          OUR_RCTE_START      initial ("765"b3),            /* 501 - internal marker to tell position to      */
                                                            /*          start RCTE processing                 */
          OUR_RCTE_END        initial ("764"b3),            /* 500 - internal marker to tell position to      */
                                                            /*          stop RCTE processing                  */
          OUR_RCTE_SPECIAL_BREAK        initial ("763"b3),  /* 499 - internal marker for sequences that       */
                                                            /*          must be treated as RCTE breaks        */
          OUR_CAN_BREAK       initial ("762"b3))            /* 498 - internal marker to keep track of         */
                                                            /*          canonicalization break characters.    */
               bit (9) internal static options (constant);

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



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Historical Background

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as a contribution to computer science knowledge.  
This donation is made also to give evidence of the common contributions of Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Bell Laboratories, General Electric, Honeywell Information Systems Inc., Honeywell Bull Inc., Groupe Bull
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., 
as successor in interest by change in name only to Honeywell Bull Inc. and Honeywell Information Systems Inc. .

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