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Annotation of 43BSDTahoe/new/cpm/src/cpmio.h, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /*     cpmio.h 1.4     83/05/13        */
        !             2: #define INTSIZE 32  /* number of bits per integer on this particular machine */
        !             3: extern int fid;
        !             4: extern  struct directory {
        !             5:        char status;            /* status of this entry; equals 0xe5 if */
        !             6:                                /* free to use, otherwise contains the */
        !             7:                                /* user number (owner) (0 - 15) */
        !             8:        char name[8];           /* File name, padded with blanks */
        !             9:        char ext[3];            /* file name extension, padded with blanks */
        !            10:        char extno;             /* extent number */
        !            11:        char notused[2];        /* unused */
        !            12:        char blkcnt;            /* record count, number of 128 byte records */
        !            13:                                /* in this extent */
        !            14:        char pointers[16];      /* pointers to the individual blocks */
        !            15:        } *dirbuf;
        !            16: 
        !            17: extern int     dflag, cflag, iflag, tflag;
        !            18: extern int     blksiz; 
        !            19: extern int     tracks;
        !            20: extern int     maxdir;
        !            21:                        
        !            22: extern int     seclth;
        !            23: extern int     sectrk;
        !            24: extern int     skew;   
        !            25: 
        !            26: extern int     *bitmap, *skewtab;
        !            27: extern int     bm_size;
        !            28: 

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