tldm-universe/Ardent/UV/gcidir/include/unirpc.h
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/******************************************************************************
*
* unirpc.h - include for rpc
*
* Module %M% Version %I% Date %H%
*
* (c) Copyright 1998 Ardent Software Inc. - All Rights Reserved
* This is unpublished proprietary source code of Ardent Software Inc.
* The copyright notice above does not evidence any actual or intended
* publication of such source code.
*
*******************************************************************************
*
* Maintenence log - insert most recent change descriptions at top
*
* Date.... GTAR# WHO Description........................................
* 10/14/98 23801 SAP Change copyrights.
* 09/10/98 23617 JAG uvrpc.h is now named unirpc.h
* 06/10/98 23088 OGO Added version 2 RPC support stuff
* 11/21/96 19003 SAP Previous fix will not work on NT - changed fix.
* 11/20/96 19003 SAP Changed SOCKET to SOCKETtype
* 05/31/96 18530 EAP Changed UVRPC_PIPE_NAME
* 04/29/96 18256 DJD Fix for some compiler warnings due to function defines
* not being in the right place.
* 01/02/96 17698 GMM Added NT pipe name and included UVRPC_DEFAULT_PORT
* 08/24/95 17162 DJD Added 16bit support for the rpc to this module.
* 08/23/95 17162 GMM Moved public stuff into rpc_public.h
* 03/08/95 17088 DJD Addition of WINNT and WIN16 defs and reordering of module
* to make insertion of additions easier at a later date.
* 07/25/95 16843 TMC return different error messages
* 04/04/95 16267 AGM Add declaration of uvrpc library entry points
* 03/28/95 15921 TMC increase max # of arguments to 2048
* 03/27/95 15921 TMC change TCP to UVTCP
* 03/27/95 15921 TMC put ifdef around define of TRUE and FALSE
* 11/03/94 14073 TMC porting problem
* 10/10/94 14073 TMC Network licensing
* 09/08/93 12220 DWT Port 7.3.2 to ptx
* 09/02/93 11392 TMC Change memory delallocation/allocation algorithm
* 08/27/93 11392 TMC change RPC header structure
* 07/28/93 11392 TMC Increase max # RPC arguments for RPC
* 07/24/93 11392 JWT Remove extern decl's to fix encore make
* 06/23/93 11392 TMC Add timeouts
* 06/17/93 11392 TMC Add RPC for uniVerse
*
****************************************************************************/
#if COMPUTER == NCR486
#undef SOCKET /* SOCKET previously defined in sys/memory.h */
#endif
#ifndef MSWIN
typedef int SOCKET; /* typedef SOCKET type to an int */
#endif
#ifndef TRUE
#define TRUE 1
#endif
#ifndef FALSE
#define FALSE 0
#endif
/* This library is called unirpc externally and in the build process, because
it is shared between UniVerse and UniData, and is somewhat visible to users,
for example in the Uni RPC daemon. But it is called uvrpc internally, for
historical reasons. Also, the /etc/services service name of the RPC
daemon is still "uvrpc", partly due to the awkwardness of changing it, but
mainly because we didn't have time to change it when we changed
everything else.
*/
/* UVRPC version numbers */
#define UVRPC_VERSION 2
#define UVRPC_VERSION_LOWEST 1
/* The following is the port number in the /etc/services file that is
used for UVRPC networking. */
#define UVTCP "tcp"
#define UVRPCNAM "uvrpc"
/* Default uvrpc port number */
#define UVRPC_DEFAULT_PORT 31438
/* define the NT uvrpc LAN pipe name */
#define UVRPC_PIPE_NAME "\\\\.\\PIPE\\VMARK\\Universe\\uvrpc"
/* maximum number of RPC connextions */
#define UVRPC_MAX_CONNECTIONS 64
/* this increment is used to expand and decrease the buffer size
* it should be a round power of two and is only used to round off */
#define INCR_ARG_DATA_BYTES 8192
#define UVRPC_BUFMAX 8192
/* number of packets before we free the memory we were using */
#define INCR_PACKET 100
/* sizes of the fixed header (This must be a multiple of four bytes). */
#define FIXED_MSG_HDR_BYTES 24
/* tokens for position of fields in message format */
#define VERSION_POSN 0
#define MESSAGE_LEN_POSN 1
#define MESSAGE_KEY_POSN 2
#define VER_COM_ENC_POSN 3
#define RET_CODE_POSN 4
#define NUM_ARGS_POSN 5
/* Global variables */
/* Function extern's needed for use with this module */
#ifdef MSWIN /* WIN support */
EXTERN int ConvertDouble(char *, int, int);
#else
EXTERN int ConvertDouble();
EXTERN int close();
#endif
/* define macro's */
#ifdef MSWIN /* WIN support */
#define GETERROR WSAGetLastError()
#define CLOSESOCKET(sock) closesocket(sock)
/* If the compiler we are using supports function prototyping then these
macros will include the parameter definitions in the function
definitions (ANSII style), otherwise it will not include them (K&R
style) */
#define proto(x) x
#define ARG0() (void)
#define ARG1(p1t, p1n) (p1t p1n)
#define ARG2(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n) (p1t p1n, p2t p2n)
#define ARG3(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n) (p1t p1n, p2t p2n, p3t p3n)
#define ARG4(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n) \
(p1t p1n, p2t p2n, p3t p3n, p4t p4n)
#define ARG5(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n) \
(p1t p1n, p2t p2n, p3t p3n, p4t p4n, p5t p5n)
#define ARG6(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n, p6t, p6n) \
(p1t p1n, p2t p2n, p3t p3n, p4t p4n, p5t p5n, p6t p6n)
#define ARG7(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n, p6t, p6n, p7t, p7n) \
(p1t p1n, p2t p2n, p3t p3n, p4t p4n, p5t p5n, p6t p6n, p7t p7n)
#else /* UNIX */
#define INVALID_SOCKET -1 /* This is a winsock token name, it should not be changed */
#define SOCKET_ERROR -1 /* This is a winsock token name, it should not be changed */
#define WSAEINTR EINTR /* This is a winsock token name, it should not be changed */
#define WSAECONNREFUSED ECONNREFUSED /* This is a winsock token name, it should not be changed */
#define WSAETIMEDOUT ETIMEDOUT /* This is a winsock token name, it should not be changed */
#ifndef INADDR_NONE
#define INADDR_NONE -1
#endif
#define GETERROR errno
#define CLOSESOCKET(sock) close(sock)
#define proto(x) ()
#define ARG0() ()
#define ARG1(p1t, p1n) (p1n) p1t p1n;
#define ARG2(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n) (p1n, p2n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n;
#define ARG3(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n) \
(p1n, p2n, p3n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n; p3t p3n;
#define ARG4(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n) \
(p1n, p2n, p3n, p4n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n; p3t p3n; p4t p4n;
#define ARG5(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n) \
(p1n, p2n, p3n, p4n, p5n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n; p3t p3n; p4t p4n; p5t p5n;
#define ARG6(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n, p6t, p6n) \
(p1n, p2n, p3n, p4n, p5n, p6n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n; p3t p3n; p4t p4n; p5t p5n; p6t p6n;
#define ARG7(p1t, p1n, p2t, p2n, p3t, p3n, p4t, p4n, p5t, p5n, p6t, p6n, p7t, p7n) \
(p1n, p2n, p3n, p4n, p5n, p6n, p7n) p1t p1n; p2t p2n; p3t p3n; p4t p4n; p5t p5n; p6t p6n; p7t p7n;
#endif
#define SHORTINT(int_32_bit) ((int16)((int_32_bit) & 0xFFFF))
#define BYTEINT(int_32_bit) ((int16)((int_32_bit) & 0xFF))
#define RPCPACKINTS(int_32_bit, high_short, low_short) \
((int_32_bit) = (((int32) (SHORTINT(high_short)) << 16) | SHORTINT(low_short)))
#define RPCPACK_4_INTS(int_32_bit, high_high_byte, high_low_byte, low_high_byte, low_low_byte) \
((int_32_bit) = ( ((int32)((high_high_byte) & 0xFF) << 24) \
| ((int32)((high_low_byte) & 0xFF) << 16) \
| ((int32)((low_high_byte) & 0xFF) << 8) \
| ((int32)((low_low_byte) & 0xFF) << 0) ) )
#define HIGH16(int_32_bit) (((int_32_bit) >> 16) & 0xFFFF)
#define LOW16(int_32_bit) ((int_32_bit) & 0xFFFF)
#define HIGH16_HIGH8(int_32_bit) (((int_32_bit) >> 24) & 0xFF)
#define HIGH16_LOW8(int_32_bit) (((int_32_bit) >> 16) & 0xFF)
#define LOW16_HIGH8(int_32_bit) (((int_32_bit) >> 8) & 0xFF)
#define LOW16_LOW8(int_32_bit) ((int_32_bit) & 0xFF)
/* define macros used for setting, getting and checking the RPC version.
* We use a bit pattern in the top of the version number to check that
* it looks like the message really is for PI+ (uniVerse).
* So far we only accept one RPC_VERSION. */
#define UVRPC_PATT_CHECK 0x6c00 /* 01101100 in top byte */
#define UVRPC_SET_VERSION(version) ((version) | (UVRPC_PATT_CHECK))
#define UVRPC_GET_VERSION(version) \
(((version & 0xFF00) == UVRPC_PATT_CHECK) ? \
version & ~(UVRPC_PATT_CHECK) : -1)
#define UVRPC_VERSION_VALID(version) \
((version <= UVRPC_VERSION) && (version >= UVRPC_VERSION_LOWEST))
/* total size of the message buffer. */
#define INIT_MESSAGE_BUFFER_SIZE (FIXED_MSG_HDR_BYTES + INCR_ARG_DATA_BYTES)
/* ALIGNNUM(): Return the value of the supplied number rounded up to the
* nearest boundary required by the given variable type. */
#define ALIGNNUM(num, bas, typ) \
( \
(((num) + sizeof(typ) - 1) & ~(sizeof(typ) - 1)) + (bas) \
)
/* AlignPtr(): Return the value of the supplied pointer rounded up to the
* nearest boundary required by the given variable type.
*
* On 16 bit we have to pass the start point which malloc returned to us,
* this is because, we are using a segmented memory architecture and also
* because address are 16 bits not 32. */
#define ALIGNPTR(ptr, base, type) \
( \
ALIGNNUM((ptr) - (base), base, type)\
)
/* Structure def's. */
/* define the message buffer pointer structure. */
typedef struct
{
union {
unsigned char *buffer;
u_int32 *lptr;
} hdr;
union {
unsigned char *buffer;
u_int32 *lptr;
} data;
} uvrpc_buffer_type;
/* End of File */