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#define BITS_7 0x02
#define BITS_8 0x03
#define STOP_1 0x00
#define STOP_2 0x04
#define ODD_PARITY 0x08
#define EVEN_PARITY 0x18
#define NO_PARITY 0x00
#ifndef OS_2
#define BAUD_300 0x040
#define BAUD_1200 0x080
#define BAUD_2400 0x0A0
#define BAUD_4800 0x0C0
#define BAUD_9600 0x0E0
#define BAUD_19200 0x000
#define BAUD_38400 0x020
#else
#define BAUD_300 300
#define BAUD_1200 1200
#define BAUD_2400 2400
#define BAUD_4800 4800
#define BAUD_9600 9600
#define BAUD_19200 19200
#define BAUD_38400 38400
#endif
/* Bit definitions for the Line Status Register */
#define DATA_READY 0x0100
#define OVERRUN_ERR 0x0200
#define PARITY_ERR 0x0400
#define FRAMING_ERR 0x0800
#define BREAK_INT 0x1000
#define TX_HOLD_EMPTY 0x2000
#define TX_SHIFT_EMPTY 0x4000
/* Bit definitions for the driver flags */
#define USE_XON 0x01
#define USE_CTS 0x02
#define USE_DSR 0x04
#define OTHER_XON 0x08
#define BRK 0x01
#define MDM 0x02
struct LINE_CONTROL
{
int carrier_mask;
int handshake_mask;
};
struct baud_str
{
unsigned rate_value;
unsigned rate_mask;
};
struct parse_list {
int p_length;
char p_string[20];
};
struct secure {
char *rq_OKFile;
char *rq_FILES;
char *rq_About;
char *rq_Template;
char *sc_Inbound;
int rq_Limit;
int time_Limit;
long byte_Limit;
int rq_Cum_Limit;
long time_Cum_Limit;
long byte_Cum_Limit;
};
struct req_accum {
long CumBytes;
long CumFiles;
long CumTime;
/*
* This is measured in SECONDS of request processing time, as
* opposed to time, below, which is the "here and now" time.
* The reason for the Cum v non-Cum stuff is to allow for two sets of
* verbs - one for a session limit, one for a cumulative limit.
* We also need a verb to shut the accumulation shit off.
*/
int files;
long bytes;
long time;
long LastTime;
};
#ifndef OS_2
#include "com_dos.h"
#else /* OS_2 */
#include "com_os2.h"
#endif /* OS_2 */
/* END OF FILE: com.h */