Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C

Functions Summary (R-Z)
Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C—522630-001
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function
SETSTOP
Indicates how a process may be stopped.
stop-mode
1 = Set or fetch a remote data terminal equipment address.
2 = Set or fetch the clear cause or diagnostic bytes.
3 = Set or fetch parameters for BREAK handling.
4 = Set or fetch the reset cause or diagnostic bytes.
5 = Fetch the restart cause or diagnostic bytes.
6 = Set or fetch the 6520 and 6530 block-mode, terminal-error counters.
7 = Set or override the closed user’s group (CUG) number to be used in the next
call-request packet.
8 = Set or fetch the protocol ID field in the outgoing call-request packet.
9 = Fetch the reason why circuit disconnected, and learn the current link status.
20 = Reset and retrieve the called data-terminal equipment (DTE) address buffer.
21 = Provide a count of the number of 64-byte segments that can be sent and
received by a subdevice.
22 = Access the Level 4 ITI-protocol, block-mode timer.
153 = Fetch the 4-byte SNA sense code and the 4-byte exception response
identification number (use only when SNAX exception response mode is
enabled).
#include <cextdecs(SETSTOP)>
short SETSTOP ( short stop-mode ); /* i */
0 = Stoppable by any process.
1 = Stoppable only by the super ID (255,255), a process whose process access ID
equals this process’s creator access ID (CAID) or the CAID group manager, or a
process whose process access ID equals this process’s process access ID (PAID)
or the PAID group manager.
2 = Unstoppable by any other process; this mode is available to privileged users
only.