ASSEMBLY LISTING OF SEGMENT >spec>on>41-16>user_message_.alm ASSEMBLED ON: 04/11/85 1132.0 mst Thu OPTIONS USED: list ASSEMBLED BY: ALM Version 6.6 November 1982 ASSEMBLER CREATED: 09/21/83 1227.3 mst Wed  1 " ***********************************************************  2 " * *  3 " * Copyright, (C) Honeywell Information Systems Inc., 1985 *  4 " * *  5 " ***********************************************************  6 " gate for users to as_user_message_  7 " BIM 1985-02-16  8  9 include gate_macros  1-1 " BEGIN INCLUDE FILE ...... gate_macros.incl.alm  1-2 " Last modified 6/77 by N. Morris, B. Greenberg, & T. VanVleck  1-3 " Modified 741212 by PG to inhibit while computing virtual CPU time  1-4 " Modified 83-03-14 by E. N. Kittlitz to clear IR 1-5 " Modified 83-06-01 BIM for ring alarm polling  1-6 " Modified 85-04-03 by Keith Loepere to make polling a little smarter.  1-7  1-8 " This file contains several macros used when generating gate segments. 1-9 " The major macros that are defined are:  1-10 "  1-11 " gate_info general setup code for normal gates  1-12 " hardcore_gate_info general setup code for hardcore gates  1-13 " bad_dir_handler setup and handler for bad_dir_ condition (goes at bottom) 1-14 " bad_dir_handler_entry entrypoint for above (goes at top)  1-15 " gate to define a normal gate 1-16 " hgate to define a hardcore gate  1-17 " fgate to define a fast hardcore gate 1-18 "  1-19  1-20  000000 1-21 maclist off  1-22  1-23  1-24 " HGATE - define a hardcore gate entry  1-25 "  1-26 " hgate gatename,procedure,entry,args{,bad_dir_trap}  1-27 "  1-28 " The entrypoint gatename is defined in the gate segment. If args  1-29 " is nonzero, the number of arguments passed to gatename must be  1-30 " equal to args. When gatename is called, it will in turn call 1-31 " procedure$entry.  1-32 "  1-33  1-34 macro hgate 1 1-35 gentry &1,&4*2,&1.t  2 1-36 tsx2 .setup  3 1-37 &=&5,bad_dir_trap&[ tsx0 .set_dir_trap  4 1-38 &] ldi =0,dl  5 1-39 short_call &2$&3(ap|0) 6 1-40 eppbp lp|&1.t  7 1-41 tra .return_code  8 1-42 maclist restore  9 1-43 use linkage  10 1-44 even  11 1-45 maclist on,save  12 1-46 &1.t:  13 1-47 bss ,gate_entry_data_size  14 1-48  15 1-49 maclist restore  16 1-50 &end  1-51  1-52  1-53 " FGATE - define a fast hardcore gate  1-54 "  1-55 " fgate gatename,procedure,entry  1-56 "  1-57  1-58 macro fgate 1 1-59 gentry &1,0,0  2 1-60 ldi =0,dl  3 1-61 epplp .my_lp,* 4 1-62 tra &2$&3  5 1-63  6 1-64 maclist off  7 1-65 &end  1-66  1-67  1-68 " GATE - define a normal gate entry 1-69 "  1-70 " gate gatename,procedure,entry,args  1-71 "  1-72  1-73 macro gate  1 1-74 gentry &1,&4*2,0  2 1-75 tsx2 .setup  3 1-76 ldi =0,dl  4 1-77 short_call &2$&3(ap|0) 5 1-78 return 6 1-79  7 1-80 maclist restore  8 1-81 &end  1-82  1-83  1-84  1-85 macro gentry  1 1-86 maclist on,save  2 1-87 segdef &1  3 1-88 maclist restore  4 1-89 use transfer_vector  5 1-90 maclist on,save  6 1-91 &1: 7 1-92 tra &1.e  8 1-93 maclist restore  9 1-94 use main  10 1-95 maclist on,save  11 1-96 zero &2,&3 12 1-97 &1.e:  13 1-98 &end  1-99  1-100  1-101 " HARDCORE_GATE_INFO - general info for hardcore gates  1-102  1-103 macro hardcore_gate_info  1 1-104 maclist on,save  2 1-105 name &1  3 1-106  4 1-107 include stack_header  5 1-108  6 1-109 include stack_frame  7 1-110 include gate_data  8 1-111  9 1-112 maclist restore  10 1-113 eject  11 1-114  12 1-115 tempd .temp  13 1-116 tempd .label_variable(0)  14 1-117 tempd .time1,.time2  15 1-118 tempd .unwinder_arglist(0) 16 1-119 tempd .on_unit(5)  17 1-120 temp .pf,.entryp  18 1-121 tempd .vfl_arglist(2)  19 1-122 tempd .mcptr  20 1-123  21 1-124 use transfer_vector  22 1-125 equ .tv_begin,*  23 1-126  24 1-127 tra .actor 25 1-128  26 1-129 use tv_end 27 1-130 entrybound 28 1-131  29 1-132 segdef .tv_end 30 1-133 .tv_end: vfd 14/(*-.tv_begin)  31 1-134  32 1-135 use main  33 1-136  34 1-137 segdef .my_lp  35 1-138 even  36 1-139 .my_lp: bss ,2  37 1-140  38 1-141 join /text/transfer_vector,tv_end,main 39 1-142  40 1-143 use linkage  41 1-144 join /link/linkage 42 1-145  43 1-146 use main  44 1-147  45 1-148 maclist restore  46 1-149 eject  47 1-150  48 1-151 .actor: epplp .my_lp,*  49 1-152 maclist restore  50 1-153 gate_actor 51 1-154  52 1-155  53 1-156  54 1-157 .setup: push  55 1-158 epplp .my_lp,* 56 1-159 sprilp sp|stack_frame.lp_ptr  57 1-160  58 1-161 maclist restore  59 1-162 gcheck 60 1-163  61 1-164 inhibit on <+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+>  62 1-165 rccl sys_info$clock_,* calculate times 63 1-166 sbaq pds$cpu_time  64 1-167 staq .time1  65 1-168 sbaq pds$virtual_delta 66 1-169 staq .time2  67 1-170 lda pds$page_waits 68 1-171 sta .pf  69 1-172 inhibit off <-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><->  70 1-173 tra 0,2  71 1-174  72 1-175 maclist restore  73 1-176 eject  74 1-177  75 1-178 .return_code:  76 1-179  77 1-180 inhibit on <+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+><+>  78 1-181 rccl sys_info$clock_,* calculate times 79 1-182 sbaq pds$cpu_time  80 1-183 staq .temp 81 1-184 sbaq .time1  82 1-185 adaq bp|gate_entry_data.cpu_time  83 1-186 staq bp|gate_entry_data.cpu_time  84 1-187 ldaq .temp 85 1-188 sbaq pds$virtual_delta 86 1-189 sbaq .time2  87 1-190 adaq bp|gate_entry_data.vcpu_time  88 1-191 staq bp|gate_entry_data.vcpu_time  89 1-192 lda pds$page_waits 90 1-193 sbla .pf  91 1-194 asa bp|gate_entry_data.page_waits  92 1-195 aos bp|gate_entry_data.calls  93 1-196 inhibit off <-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><-><->  94 1-197  95 1-198 " Poll for ring alarms  96 1-199 sra .temp Borrow from time calc  97 1-200 szn .temp Zero?  98 1-201 tze .return_code_return  99 1-202  100 1-203 epp1 sp|stack_frame.prev_sp,* "possible ring alarm 101 1-204 epaq pr1|stack_frame.return_ptr,*  102 1-205 ana 7,dl " ring number to which we return  103 1-206 cmpa .temp 104 1-207 tpl .ring_alarm " ring alarm will occur  105 1-208  106 1-209 .return_code_return:  107 1-210 return 108 1-211  109 1-212 .ring_alarm: " perhaps we can handle without faults?  110 1-213  111 1-214 aos bp|gate_entry_data.ring_alarms 112 1-215 stz .temp " return argument for ring_alarm$poll  113 1-216 ldaq .one_arg_header  114 1-217 staq .ring_alarm_arg_list  115 1-218 epp1 .temp 116 1-219 spri1 .ring_alarm_arg_list+2  117 1-220 eppap .ring_alarm_arg_list 118 1-221 short_call ring_alarm$poll 119 1-222 szn .temp  120 1-223 tze .return_code_return  121 1-224 eppsp sp|stack_frame.prev_sp,* 122 1-225 sprisp pds$pre_empt_poll_return " short-return from here  123 1-226 epp1 sb|stack_header.stack_begin_ptr,* " abandoning this stack frame.  124 1-227 spri1 sb|stack_header.stack_end_ptr  125 1-228 " Leave SB as stack_0, so pxss can get to operators.  126 1-229 tra pxss$pre_empt_poll 127 1-230  128 1-231 tempd .ring_alarm_arg_list(2)  129 1-232 even  130 1-233 .one_arg_header:  131 1-234 vfd 17/2,1/0,18/4  132 1-235 vfd 18/0,18/0  133 1-236  134 1-237  135 1-238 maclist restore  136 1-239 eject  137 1-240 maclist restore  138 1-241 &end  1-242  1-243  1-244 " BAD_DIR_HANDLER - code to setup and handle bad_dir_ condition 1-245 " put this after the last hgate macro 1-246  1-247 macro bad_dir_handler  1 1-248 maclist on,save  2 1-249  3 1-250 include on_unit  4 1-251  5 1-252 use transfer_vector  6 1-253 .handler_entry: 7 1-254 tra .handler  8 1-255 .handler_restart_entry: 9 1-256 tra .handler_restart_point 10 1-257  11 1-258 use main  12 1-259 .set_dir_trap:  13 1-260 stx0 .entryp save for restart 14 1-261  15 1-262 mlr (),(pr),fill(000)  16 1-263 desc9a 0,0 17 1-264 desc9a .on_unit,10*4  18 1-265 eppbp .bad_dir_name  19 1-266 spribp .on_unit+on_unit.name  20 1-267 eppbp .handler_entry  21 1-268 spribp .on_unit+on_unit.body  22 1-269 lxl1 .bad_dir_desc 23 1-270 sxl1 .on_unit+on_unit.size 24 1-271 eaa .on_unit set up on-unit for bad_dir_  25 1-272 sbla sp|0,du .. make rel to sp  26 1-273 sta sp|stack_frame.on_unit_rel_ptrs  27 1-274 lda stack_frame.condition_bit,dl  28 1-275 orsa sp|stack_frame.flag_word  29 1-276 tra 0,0  30 1-277  31 1-278 string bad_dir_  32 1-279  33 1-280  34 1-281  35 1-282 .handler: epaq sp|0 verify that call came from ring 0  36 1-283 cana -1,dl check ring number in AL  37 1-284 tze *+2  38 1-285 zero 0 go way kid you bother me  39 1-286  40 1-287 push " ok, we like the call  41 1-288 epplp .my_lp,* 42 1-289 ldx0 ap|0 get display 43 1-290 eppbp ap|2,0*  44 1-291 lda bp|stack_frame.prev_sp 45 1-292 cana =o700000,dl from another ring?  46 1-293 tze .continue_signal if not, back to signal_  47 1-294 eppap ap|2,* Get mcptr  48 1-295 eppap ap|0,* ..  49 1-296 spriap bp|.mcptr .. save in gate frame  50 1-297 spribp .label_variable+2  51 1-298 eppbp .handler_restart_entry  52 1-299 spribp .label_variable 53 1-300 eppbp .label_variable  54 1-301 spribp .unwinder_arglist+2 55 1-302 fld =1b24,dl  56 1-303 staq .unwinder_arglist 57 1-304 call unwinder_$unwinder_(.unwinder_arglist)  58 1-305  59 1-306 .continue_signal:  60 1-307 lda =o400000,du "1"b  61 1-308 sta ap|10,* set continue bit  62 1-309 return 63 1-310  64 1-311 .handler_restart_point: 65 1-312 epaq sp|0 check that call came from ring 0  66 1-313 cana -1,dl 67 1-314 tze *+2  68 1-315 zero 1 69 1-316 epplp .my_lp,* 70 1-317 lca stack_frame.condition_bit+1,dl Vanish on-unit 71 1-318 ansa sp|stack_frame.flag_word  72 1-319 eppbp .mcptr  73 1-320 spribp .vfl_arglist+2  74 1-321 fld =1b24,dl  75 1-322 staq .vfl_arglist  76 1-323 short_call verify_lock$verify_lock_bad_dir(.vfl_arglist)  77 1-324 ldx0 .entryp  78 1-325 eppap sp|stack_frame.arg_ptr,* 79 1-326 tra 0,0 retry the call  80 1-327  81 1-328 maclist restore  82 1-329 eject  83 1-330 maclist restore  84 1-331 &end  1-332  1-333  1-334 " GATE_INFO - general info for non-hardcore gates  1-335  1-336 macro gate_info 1 1-337 maclist on,save  2 1-338 use transfer_vector  3 1-339 tra .actor 4 1-340  5 1-341 use tv_end 6 1-342 entrybound 7 1-343  8 1-344 use main  9 1-345 join /text/transfer_vector,tv_end,main 10 1-346  11 1-347 maclist restore  12 1-348 eject  13 1-349  14 1-350 .actor: getlp  15 1-351 maclist restore  16 1-352 gate_actor 17 1-353  18 1-354 maclist restore  19 1-355 eject  20 1-356  21 1-357 .setup: push  22 1-358 getlp  23 1-359 maclist restore  24 1-360 gcheck 25 1-361 tra 0,2  26 1-362  27 1-363 maclist restore  28 1-364 eject  29 1-365  30 1-366 maclist restore  31 1-367 &end  1-368  1-369  1-370 " Macro to generate gate actor. 1-371  1-372 macro gate_actor  1 1-373 maclist on,save  2 1-374 eppbp ap|2,*  3 1-375 lda bp|-1 get length of string  4 1-376 tze .return_name zero length => get name  5 1-377  6 1-378 adla 1,dl include length of acc  7 1-379 stz ap|4,* 8 1-380 tsx0 .search_defs  9 1-381  10 1-382 cmpc (pr,rl),(pr,rl) compare name  11 1-383 desc9a bp|-1(3),al 12 1-384 desc9a bb|0,al 13 1-385 tnz .next_def  14 1-386  15 1-387 lda ab|1,2 return location  16 1-388 arl 18 17 1-389 sta ap|4,* 18 1-390  19 1-391 short_return  20 1-392  21 1-393 .return_name:  22 1-394 lxl3 ap|4,* get location  23 1-395 tsx0 .search_defs  24 1-396  25 1-397 cmpx3 ab|1,2 compare location 26 1-398 tnz .next_def  27 1-399  28 1-400 lda bb|0 get length of name  29 1-401 arl 27 30 1-402 sta bp|-1 set length of varying string  31 1-403 mlr (pr,rl),(pr,rl) return string  32 1-404 desc9a bb|0(1),al  33 1-405 desc9a bp|0,al 34 1-406  35 1-407 short_return  36 1-408  37 1-409 .search_defs:  38 1-410 eax2 0 39 1-411 eppab lp|0,* ab -> defs  40 1-412 .defs_loop: 41 1-413 lxl1 ab|1,2 get class and flags  42 1-414 cmpx1 =o400000,du must be class 0  43 1-415 tnz .next_def  44 1-416  45 1-417 ldx7 ab|2,2  46 1-418 eppbb ab|0,7 bb -> name  47 1-419 tra 0,0 test definition  48 1-420 .next_def:  49 1-421 ldx2 ab|0,2 chain to next def 50 1-422 tnz .defs_loop 51 1-423  52 1-424 short_return  53 1-425  54 1-426 &end  1-427  1-428  1-429 " Miscellaneous macros. 1-430  1-431 macro gcheck  1 1-432 maclist on,save  2 1-433 ldx1 -2,2 get number of args expected 3 1-434 tze .no_gate_error if zero, none or doesn't matter 4 1-435 cmpx1 ap|0 compare against number given  5 1-436 tze .no_gate_error args match, call procedure  6 1-437  7 1-438 call signal_$signal_(signal_arglist)  8 1-439 oct 0  9 1-440  10 1-441 even  11 1-442 signal_arglist: 12 1-443 zero 2,4  13 1-444 zero 2,0  14 1-445 arg .gate_errorname  15 1-446 arg  16 1-447 arg .gate_errordesc  17 1-448 arg  18 1-449  19 1-450 string gate_error  20 1-451  21 1-452  22 1-453 .no_gate_error: 23 1-454 &end  1-455  1-456 macro string  1 1-457 .&1name:  2 1-458 aci "&1"  3 1-459 .&1desc:  4 1-460 vfd o9/525,o27/&l1 5 1-461  6 1-462 &end  1-463  1-464 macro eject 1 1-465 maclist on,save  2 1-466  3 1-467 &end  1-468  1-469 " END INCLUDE FILE ...... gate_macros.incl.alm  1-470  1-471 " To arrange the return it wants to return, it will have to reach back 2 frames.  10 gate_info user_message_  use transfer_vector  000000 0a 000002 7100 00 tra .actor  use tv_end entrybound  use main  join /text/transfer_vector,tv_end,main    000002 aa 7 00046 2721 20 .actor: getlp  000003 aa 0 00002 3521 20 eppbp ap|2,*  000004 aa 2 77777 2351 00 lda bp|-1 get length of string  000005 0a 000021 6000 00 tze .return_name zero length => get name   000006 aa 000001 0350 07 adla 1,dl include length of acc  000007 aa 0 00004 4501 20 stz ap|4,* 000010 0a 000034 7000 00 tsx0 .search_defs   000011 aa 0 00140 1065 40 cmpc (pr,rl),(pr,rl) compare name  000012 aa 277777 600005 desc9a bp|-1(3),al 000013 aa 300000 000005 desc9a bb|0,al 000014 0a 000044 6010 00 tnz .next_def   000015 aa 1 00001 2351 12 lda ab|1,2 return location  000016 aa 000022 7710 00 arl 18 000017 aa 0 00004 7551 20 sta ap|4,*  000020 aa 7 00044 7101 20 short_return   000021 .return_name:  000021 aa 0 00004 7231 20 lxl3 ap|4,* get location  000022 0a 000034 7000 00 tsx0 .search_defs   000023 aa 1 00001 1031 12 cmpx3 ab|1,2 compare location 000024 0a 000044 6010 00 tnz .next_def   000025 aa 3 00000 2351 00 lda bb|0 get length of name  000026 aa 000033 7710 00 arl 27 000027 aa 2 77777 7551 00 sta bp|-1 set length of varying string  000030 aa 0 00140 1005 40 mlr (pr,rl),(pr,rl) return string  000031 aa 300000 200005 desc9a bb|0(1),al  000032 aa 200000 000005 desc9a bp|0,al  000033 aa 7 00044 7101 20 short_return   000034 .search_defs:  000034 aa 000000 6220 00 eax2 0 000035 aa 4 00000 3515 20 eppab lp|0,* ab -> defs  000036 .defs_loop: 000036 aa 1 00001 7211 12 lxl1 ab|1,2 get class and flags  000037 aa 400000 1010 03 cmpx1 =o400000,du must be class 0  000040 0a 000044 6010 00 tnz .next_def   000041 aa 1 00002 2271 12 ldx7 ab|2,2  000042 aa 1 00000 3535 17 eppbb ab|0,7 bb -> name  000043 aa 000000 7100 10 tra 0,0 test definition  000044 .next_def:  000044 aa 1 00000 2221 12 ldx2 ab|0,2 chain to next def 000045 0a 000036 6010 00 tnz .defs_loop  000046 aa 7 00044 7101 20 short_return      000047 aa 000060 6270 00 .setup: push  000050 aa 7 00040 2721 20 000051 aa 7 00046 2721 20 getlp  000052 aa 777776 2210 12 ldx1 -2,2 get number of args expected 000053 0a 000100 6000 00 tze .no_gate_error if zero, none or doesn't matter 000054 aa 0 00000 1011 00 cmpx1 ap|0 compare against number given  000055 0a 000100 6000 00 tze .no_gate_error args match, call procedure   000056 aa 6 00000 2541 00 call signal_$signal_(signal_arglist)  000057 0a 000066 3500 00 000060 4a 4 00010 3521 20 000061 aa 6 00040 7531 00 000062 aa 7 00036 6701 20 000063 aa 6 00000 1731 00 000064 aa 6 00040 0731 00 000065 aa 000000 000000 oct 0   even  000066 signal_arglist: 000066 aa 000002 000004 zero 2,4  000067 aa 000002 000000 zero 2,0  000070 0a 000074 0000 00 arg .gate_errorname  000071 aa 000000 0000 00 arg  000072 0a 000077 0000 00 arg .gate_errordesc  000073 aa 000000 0000 00 arg   string gate_error  000074 .gate_errorname:  000074 aa 147 141 164 145 aci "gate_error"  000075 aa 137 145 162 162 000076 aa 157 162 000 000 000077 .gate_errordesc:  000077 aa 525000 000010 vfd o9/525,o27/10     000100 .no_gate_error: 000100 aa 000000 7100 12 tra 0,2     11 gate read_message,asum_,user_read,3  000001 segdef read_message  000001 read_message:  000001 0a 000102 7100 00 tra read_message.e 000101 aa 000006 000000 zero 3*2,0 000102 read_message.e: 000102 0a 000047 7020 00 tsx2 .setup  000103 aa 000000 6340 07 ldi =0,dl  000104 4a 4 00012 3521 20 short_call asum_$user_read(ap|0)  000105 aa 7 00036 6701 20 000106 aa 6 00030 3701 20 000107 aa 7 00042 7101 20 return  12 end  NO LITERALS  NAME DEFINITIONS FOR ENTRY POINTS AND SEGDEFS 000110 5a 000003 000000 000111 5a 000030 600000 000112 aa 000000 000000 000113 55 000012 000002 000114 5a 000002 400003 000115 55 000006 000012 000116 aa 015 165 163 145 000117 aa 162 137 155 145 000120 aa 163 163 141 147 000121 aa 145 137 000 000 000122 55 000021 000003 000123 0a 000001 400000 000124 55 000015 000003 000125 aa 014 162 145 141 read_message  000126 aa 144 137 155 145 000127 aa 163 163 141 147 000130 aa 145 000 000 000 000131 55 000002 000012 000132 6a 000000 400002 000133 55 000024 000003 000134 aa 014 163 171 155 symbol_table  000135 aa 142 157 154 137 000136 aa 164 141 142 154 000137 aa 145 000 000 000 DEFINITIONS HASH TABLE  000140 aa 000000 000015 000141 aa 000000 000000 000142 aa 000000 000000 000143 aa 000000 000000 000144 aa 000000 000000 000145 aa 000000 000000 000146 aa 000000 000000 000147 5a 000021 000000 000150 aa 000000 000000 000151 aa 000000 000000 000152 aa 000000 000000 000153 aa 000000 000000 000154 aa 000000 000000 000155 5a 000012 000000 EXTERNAL NAMES  000156 aa 011 165 163 145 user_read  000157 aa 162 137 162 145 000160 aa 141 144 000 000 000161 aa 005 141 163 165 asum_  000162 aa 155 137 000 000 000163 aa 007 163 151 147 signal_ 000164 aa 156 141 154 137 NO TRAP POINTER WORDS  TYPE PAIR BLOCKS  000165 aa 000004 000000 000166 55 000051 000046 000167 aa 000004 000000 000170 55 000053 000053 000171 aa 000001 000000 000172 aa 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160145 >spec>on>41-16>user_message_.alm  000077 aa 143076 157156 000100 aa 076064 061055 000101 aa 061066 076165 000102 aa 163145 162137 000103 aa 155145 163163 000104 aa 141147 145137 000105 aa 056141 154155 000106 aa 076163 160145 >spec>on>41-16>gate_macros.incl.alm 000107 aa 143076 157156 000110 aa 076064 061055 000111 aa 061066 076147 000112 aa 141164 145137 000113 aa 155141 143162 000114 aa 157163 056151 000115 aa 156143 154056 000116 aa 141154 155040 MULTICS ASSEMBLY CROSS REFERENCE LISTING Value Symbol Source file Line number  2 .actor user_message_: 10.  36 .defs_loop user_message_: 10.  77 .gate_errordesc user_message_: 10.  74 .gate_errorname user_message_: 10.  44 .next_def user_message_: 10.  100 .no_gate_error user_message_: 10.  21 .return_name user_message_: 10.  34 .search_defs user_message_: 10.  47 .setup user_message_: 10, 11. asum_ user_message_: 11.  2 main user_message_: 10, 11. 1 read_message user_message_: 11.  102 read_message.e user_message_: 11.  signal_ user_message_: 10.  66 signal_arglist user_message_: 10.  0 transfer_vector user_message_: 10, 11. 2 tv_end user_message_: 10.  user_read user_message_: 11.  NO FATAL ERRORS  ----------------------------------------------------------- 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. 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. . ----------------------------------------------------------- Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute these programs and their documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted,provided that the below copyright notice and historical background appear in all copies and that both the copyright notice and historical background and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the names of MIT, HIS, BULL or BULL HN not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the programs without specific prior written permission. Copyright 1972 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Honeywell Information Systems Inc. Copyright 2006 by BULL HN Information Systems Inc. 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