Annotation of Gnu-Mach/linux/src/include/net/spx.h, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: #ifndef __NET_SPX_H
                      2: #define __NET_SPX_H
                      3: 
                      4: /*
                      5:  *     Internal definitions for the SPX protocol.
                      6:  */
                      7:  
                      8: /*
                      9:  *     The SPX header following an IPX header.
                     10:  */
                     11:  
                     12: struct spxhdr
                     13: {
                     14:        __u8 cctl;      
                     15: #define CCTL_SPXII_XHD 0x01    /* SPX2 extended header */
                     16: #define CCTL_SPX_UNKNOWN 0x02  /* Unknown (unused ??) */
                     17: #define CCTL_SPXII_NEG 0x04    /* Negotiate size */
                     18: #define CCTL_SPXII     0x08    /* Set for SPX2 */
                     19: #define CCTL_EOM       0x10    /* End of message marker */
                     20: #define CCTL_URG       0x20    /* Urgent marker in SPP (not used in SPX?) */
                     21: #define CCTL_ACK       0x40    /* Send me an ACK */
                     22: #define CCTL_CTL       0x80    /* Control message */
                     23:        __u8 dtype;
                     24: #define SPX_DTYPE_ECONN        0xFE    /* Finished */
                     25: #define SPX_DTYPE_ECACK        0xFF    /* Ok */
                     26:        __u16 sconn;    /* Connection ID */
                     27:        __u16 dconn;    /* Connection ID */
                     28:        __u16 sequence;
                     29:        __u16 ackseq;
                     30:        __u16 allocseq;
                     31: };
                     32: 
                     33: #define IPXTYPE_SPX    5
                     34: 
                     35:        
                     36:        
                     37:        
                     38: #endif

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