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56:
57: /***********************************************************
58: Copyright IBM Corporation 1987
59:
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79:
80: /*
81: * ARGO Project, Computer Sciences Dept., University of Wisconsin - Madison
82: */
83: /*
84: * ARGO TP
85: *
86: * This ghastly set of macros makes it possible to
87: * refer to tpdu structures without going mad.
88: */
89:
90: #ifndef __TP_TPDU__
91: #define __TP_TPDU__
92:
93: #ifndef BYTE_ORDER
94: /*
95: * Definitions for byte order,
96: * according to byte significance from low address to high.
97: */
98: #define LITTLE_ENDIAN 1234 /* least-significant byte first (vax) */
99: #define BIG_ENDIAN 4321 /* most-significant byte first (IBM, net) */
100: #define PDP_ENDIAN 3412 /* LSB first in word, MSW first in long (pdp) */
101:
102: #ifdef vax
103: #define BYTE_ORDER LITTLE_ENDIAN
104: #else
105: #define BYTE_ORDER BIG_ENDIAN /* mc68000, tahoe, most others */
106: #endif
107: #endif /* BYTE_ORDER */
108:
109: /* This much of a tpdu is the same for all types of tpdus (except
110: * DT tpdus in class 0; their exceptions are handled by the data
111: * structure below
112: */
113: struct tpdu_fixed {
114: u_char _tpduf_li:8, /* length indicator */
115: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
116: _tpduf_cdt: 4, /* credit */
117: _tpduf_type: 4; /* type of tpdu (DT, CR, etc.) */
118: #endif
119: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
120: _tpduf_type: 4, /* type of tpdu (DT, CR, etc.) */
121: _tpduf_cdt: 4; /* credit */
122: #endif
123: u_short _tpduf_dref; /* destination ref; not in DT in class 0 */
124: };
125:
126: #define tpdu_li _tpduf._tpduf_li
127: #define tpdu_type _tpduf._tpduf_type
128: #define tpdu_cdt _tpduf._tpduf_cdt
129: #define tpdu_dref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
130:
131: struct tp0du {
132: u_char _tp0_li,
133: _tp0_cdt_type, /* same as in tpdu_fixed */
134: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
135: _tp0_eot: 1, /* eot */
136: _tp0_mbz: 7, /* must be zero */
137: #endif
138: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
139: _tp0_mbz: 7, /* must be zero */
140: _tp0_eot: 1, /* eot */
141: #endif
142: _tp0_notused: 8; /* data begins on this octet */
143: };
144:
145: #define tp0du_eot _tp0_eot
146: #define tp0du_mbz _tp0_mbz
147:
148: /*
149: * This is used when the extended format seqence numbers are
150: * being sent and received.
151: */
152: /*
153: * the seqeot field is an int that overlays the seq
154: * and eot fields, this allows the htonl operation
155: * to be applied to the entire 32 bit quantity, and
156: * simplifies the structure definitions.
157: */
158: union seq_type {
159: struct {
160: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
161: unsigned int st_eot:1, /* end-of-tsdu */
162: st_seq:31; /* 31 bit sequence number */
163: #endif
164: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
165: unsigned int st_seq:31, /* 31 bit sequence number */
166: st_eot:1; /* end-of-tsdu */
167: #endif
168: } st;
169: unsigned int s_seqeot;
170: #define s_eot st.st_eot
171: #define s_seq st.st_seq
172: };
173:
174: /* Then most tpdu types have a portion that is always present but
175: * differs among the tpdu types :
176: */
177: union tpdu_fixed_rest {
178:
179: struct {
180: u_short _tpdufr_sref, /* source reference */
181: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
182: _tpdufr_class: 4, /* class [ ISO 8073 13.3.3.e ] */
183: _tpdufr_opt: 4, /* options [ ISO 8073 13.3.3.e ] */
184: #endif
185: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
186: _tpdufr_opt: 4, /* options [ ISO 8073 13.3.3.e ] */
187: _tpdufr_class: 4, /* class [ ISO 8073 13.3.3.e ] */
188: #endif
189: _tpdufr_xx: 8; /* unused */
190: } CRCC;
191:
192: #define tpdu_CRli _tpduf._tpduf_li
193: #define tpdu_CRtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
194: #define tpdu_CRcdt _tpduf._tpduf_cdt
195: #define tpdu_CRdref_0 _tpduf._tpduf_dref
196: #define tpdu_CRsref _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_sref
197: #define tpdu_sref _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_sref
198: #define tpdu_CRclass _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_class
199: #define tpdu_CRoptions _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_opt
200:
201: #define tpdu_CCli _tpduf._tpduf_li
202: #define tpdu_CCtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
203: #define tpdu_CCcdt _tpduf._tpduf_cdt
204: #define tpdu_CCdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
205: #define tpdu_CCsref _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_sref
206: #define tpdu_CCclass _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_class
207: #define tpdu_CCoptions _tpdufr.CRCC._tpdufr_opt
208:
209: /* OPTIONS and ADDL OPTIONS bits */
210: #define TPO_USE_EFC 0x1
211: #define TPO_XTD_FMT 0x2
212: #define TPAO_USE_TXPD 0x1
213: #define TPAO_NO_CSUM 0x2
214: #define TPAO_USE_RCC 0x4
215: #define TPAO_USE_NXPD 0x8
216:
217: struct {
218: unsigned short _tpdufr_sref; /* source reference */
219: unsigned char _tpdufr_reason; /* [ ISO 8073 13.5.3.d ] */
220: } DR;
221: #define tpdu_DRli _tpduf._tpduf_li
222: #define tpdu_DRtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
223: #define tpdu_DRdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
224: #define tpdu_DRsref _tpdufr.DR._tpdufr_sref
225: #define tpdu_DRreason _tpdufr.DR._tpdufr_reason
226:
227: unsigned short _tpdufr_sref; /* source reference */
228:
229: #define tpdu_DCli _tpduf._tpduf_li
230: #define tpdu_DCtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
231: #define tpdu_DCdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
232: #define tpdu_DCsref _tpdufr._tpdufr_sref
233:
234: struct {
235: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
236: unsigned char _tpdufr_eot:1, /* end-of-tsdu */
237: _tpdufr_seq:7; /* 7 bit sequence number */
238: #endif
239: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
240: unsigned char _tpdufr_seq:7, /* 7 bit sequence number */
241: _tpdufr_eot:1; /* end-of-tsdu */
242: #endif
243: }SEQEOT;
244: struct {
245: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
246: unsigned int _tpdufr_Xeot:1, /* end-of-tsdu */
247: _tpdufr_Xseq:31; /* 31 bit sequence number */
248: #endif
249: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
250: unsigned int _tpdufr_Xseq:31, /* 31 bit sequence number */
251: _tpdufr_Xeot:1; /* end-of-tsdu */
252: #endif
253: }SEQEOT31;
254: unsigned int _tpdufr_Xseqeot;
255: #define tpdu_seqeotX _tpdufr._tpdufr_Xseqeot
256:
257: #define tpdu_DTli _tpduf._tpduf_li
258: #define tpdu_DTtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
259: #define tpdu_DTdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
260: #define tpdu_DTseq _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_seq
261: #define tpdu_DTeot _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_eot
262: #define tpdu_DTseqX _tpdufr.SEQEOT31._tpdufr_Xseq
263: #define tpdu_DTeotX _tpdufr.SEQEOT31._tpdufr_Xeot
264:
265: #define tpdu_XPDli _tpduf._tpduf_li
266: #define tpdu_XPDtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
267: #define tpdu_XPDdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
268: #define tpdu_XPDseq _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_seq
269: #define tpdu_XPDeot _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_eot
270: #define tpdu_XPDseqX _tpdufr.SEQEOT31._tpdufr_Xseq
271: #define tpdu_XPDeotX _tpdufr.SEQEOT31._tpdufr_Xeot
272:
273: struct {
274: #if BYTE_ORDER == BIG_ENDIAN
275: unsigned _tpdufr_yrseq0:1, /* always zero */
276: _tpdufr_yrseq:31; /* [ ISO 8073 13.9.3.d ] */
277: #endif
278: #if BYTE_ORDER == LITTLE_ENDIAN
279: unsigned _tpdufr_yrseq:31, /* [ ISO 8073 13.9.3.d ] */
280: _tpdufr_yrseq0:1; /* always zero */
281: #endif
282: unsigned short _tpdufr_cdt; /* [ ISO 8073 13.9.3.b ] */
283: } AK31;
284:
285: #define tpdu_AKli _tpduf._tpduf_li
286: #define tpdu_AKtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
287: #define tpdu_AKdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
288: #define tpdu_AKseq _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_seq
289: #define tpdu_AKseqX _tpdufr.AK31._tpdufr_yrseq
290: /* location of cdt depends on size of seq. numbers */
291: #define tpdu_AKcdt _tpduf._tpduf_cdt
292: #define tpdu_AKcdtX _tpdufr.AK31._tpdufr_cdt
293:
294: #define tpdu_XAKli _tpduf._tpduf_li
295: #define tpdu_XAKtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
296: #define tpdu_XAKdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
297: #define tpdu_XAKseq _tpdufr.SEQEOT._tpdufr_seq
298: #define tpdu_XAKseqX _tpdufr.SEQEOT31._tpdufr_Xseq
299:
300: unsigned char _tpdu_ERreason; /* [ ISO 8073 13.12.3.c ] */
301:
302: #define tpdu_ERli _tpduf._tpduf_li
303: #define tpdu_ERtype _tpduf._tpduf_type
304: #define tpdu_ERdref _tpduf._tpduf_dref
305: #define tpdu_ERreason _tpdufr._tpdu_ERreason
306:
307: };
308:
309: struct tpdu {
310: struct tpdu_fixed _tpduf;
311: union tpdu_fixed_rest _tpdufr;
312: };
313:
314: #endif /* __TP_TPDU__ */
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