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Annotation of 43BSD/contrib/mh/h/vmhsbr.h, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: /* vmhsbr.h - definitions for the vmh protocol */
                      2: 
                      3: 
                      4: #define        RC_VRSN 1
                      5: 
                      6: struct record {
                      7:     struct rcheader {
                      8:        char    rh_type;        /* type of record */
                      9: #define        RC_INI  0x01            /* must be greater than OK */
                     10: #define        RC_ACK  0x02
                     11: #define        RC_ERR  0x03
                     12: #define        RC_CMD  0x04
                     13: #define        RC_QRY  0x05
                     14: #define        RC_TTY  0x06
                     15: #define        RC_WIN  0x07
                     16: #define        RC_DATA 0x08
                     17: #define        RC_EOF  0x09
                     18: #define        RC_FIN  0x0a
                     19: #define        RC_XXX  0x0b
                     20: 
                     21:        int     rh_len;         /* length of data */
                     22:     }      rc_header;
                     23: #define        rc_head(rc)     (&rc -> rc_header)
                     24: #define        RHSIZE(rc)      (sizeof rc -> rc_header)
                     25: #define        rc_type         rc_header.rh_type
                     26: #define        rc_len          rc_header.rh_len
                     27: 
                     28:     char    *rc_data;          /* extensible array */
                     29: };
                     30: #define        initrc(rc)      rc -> rc_data = NULL
                     31: 
                     32: 
                     33: int    rcinit (), rcdone (), rc2rc (), str2rc (), peer2rc (), rc2peer (),
                     34:        str2peer (), fmt2peer (), err2peer ();

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