/* proc_dcl include file */ dcl assign entry(ptr,ptr,fixed bin precision(35)), random_$uniform entry (fixed bin(35),float bin(27)), edit_options entry(ptr,char(22) varying), error_output entry(ptr,char(3) varying), ioi_$connect_pcw entry (fixed bin(12),fixed bin(18),bit(36), fixed bin(35)), sioi_$connect_pcw entry (fixed bin(12),fixed bin(18),bit(36), fixed bin(35)), options entry(ptr,ptr,fixed bin), output_trace entry(ptr,ptr,fixed bin,ptr), establish_cleanup_proc_ entry(entry), revert_cleanup_proc_ entry, terminate_process_ entry(char(*),ptr), timer_manager_$alarm_wakeup entry (fixed bin(71),bit(2),fixed bin(71)); dcl current_dcw_add ptr, work_ptr ptr, status_zero_ptr ptr; dcl status_zero bit(36) aligned based(status_zero_ptr); dcl 1 dcw_peek based, 2 add bit(18) unaligned, 2 char bit(3) unaligned, 2 w_c bit(1) unaligned, 2 typ bit(2) unaligned, 2 wc bit(12) unaligned; dcl 1 fatal_desc aligned, 2 version init(0), 2 fatal_code fixed bin(35) init(0); dcl 1 bit_look based, 2 data(10656) bit(1); dcl bits based bit(36) aligned; dcl fmtflg aligned init(0); dcl char_move char(48) based; dcl falt_peek precision(35) based; dcl char6_peek(256) bit(6) based; dcl 1 data_peek based, 2 data bit(36); dcl 1 data_move based, 2 data(322) bit(36); dcl 1 dcw_list, 2 dcws(10) aligned, 3 add bit(18) unaligned, 3 char bit(3) unaligned, 3 w_c bit(1) unaligned, 3 typ bit(2) unaligned, 3 wc bit(12) unaligned; dcl inst$tdli(370) char(8) aligned external, inst$tdlr_no(1480) unaligned external, inst$tdlr_num_conv_control(4440) precision(5) unaligned external, inst$tdlr_type_conv_control(4440) bit(6) unaligned external, inst$tlen external; /* validating table for hex data a 20 entry is illegal otherwise, the data is the numerical value for the conversion */ dcl hex_val(64) init( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, /* 0-9 ok and convert to 0-9 */ 20,20,20,20,20,20,20, /* 10-16 illegal */ 10,11,12,13,14,15, /* 17-22 (a-f) legal and convert to 10-15 */ 20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20, 20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20,20); /* 23-63 illegal */ dcl allow_branch_dcw, bit36 bit(36), byte1 bit(9), byte2 bit(9), byte3 bit(9), check, chgmode init(0), eflag init(0), cmpflg init(0), current_options char(22) varying, data_error char(150) varying, data_setup_reladd, data_setup_wc, dcw_count, did_skip, dovar1, dovar2, dovar3, dvran bit(36), dvranw bit(72), fdec1, fdec2, fdec3, fieldno, fix_bit precision(35), halt_message char(20) varying, inv_data char(72) varying init("") static, isol_flag, last_test_no, lineno, lpprct init(0), message char(512) varying, mesg_len, next_test_no, non_exec_count, octnum precision(63), page_no_char char(36) init("0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"), page_term char(12) varying, passck init(0), pcwa bit(36), per_op_letter char(1), pnum char(1), pos char(3) varying, sf bit(36) based, skip_field_no init (0), status_ptr ptr, term_message char(150) varying init(""), the_char char(1), tio_off precision(18), vdec4, work_num; dcl adrange bin (35); dcl seed fixed bin(35); dcl random_no float bin(27); dcl adproduct bin(35); dcl rcp_name char(8) varying; dcl rcp_area(24); dcl rcp_priv_$attach entry(char(*),ptr,fixed bin(71),char(*),bit(36) aligned,fixed bin(35)); /* call rcp_priv_$attach("tape",info_ptr,event_id,"comment",mdata.rcp_id,error); "disk" "console" "printer" "punch" "reader" "special" "comment" is displayed to the operator after assignment is complete. No comment will be displayed if "". mdata.rcp_id and error are outputs. info_ptr points to one of the following structures: All of the info in these different structures is identical up through device_name for all of the devices. Since if device_name is not blank, all of the rest of the information is ignored, rather than use a different structure for each device, the largest structure(that for tapes) is used and T&D always sets the device_name to non-blank as it wants a specific device. */ %include rcp_device_info; %include rcp_tape_info; %include rcp_disk_info; %include rcp_printer_info; */ ----------------------------------------------------------- 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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