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/*
* The dialing directory structure. The first eight elements are
* contained in the pcomm.dial_dir file.
*/
#define NUM_DIR 100
#define NUM_QUEUE 10
#define FAST 0
#define SLOW 1
#define QUIET 0
#define VERBOSE 1
struct DIAL_DIR {
char *name[NUM_DIR+1]; /* name of system being called */
char *number[NUM_DIR+1]; /* phone number */
int baud[NUM_DIR+1]; /* baud rate */
char parity[NUM_DIR+1]; /* parity */
int dbits[NUM_DIR+1]; /* data bits */
int sbits[NUM_DIR+1]; /* stop bits */
char duplex[NUM_DIR+1]; /* duplex (F = full, H = half) */
char *script[NUM_DIR+1]; /* script name (or TTY) */
int q_num[NUM_QUEUE]; /* entry numbers in the queue */
char q_ld[NUM_QUEUE]; /* LD codes in the queue */
int d_entries; /* number of entries in the file */
int d_cur; /* the current entry */
char *d_path; /* path to the pcomm.dial_dir file */
};
#ifndef MAIN
extern struct DIAL_DIR *dir;
#endif /* MAIN */
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