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/***********************************************************
		Copyright IBM Corporation 1987

                      All Rights Reserved

Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its 
documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, 
provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that
both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in 
supporting documentation, and that the name of IBM not be
used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the
software without specific, written prior permission.  

IBM DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING
ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL
IBM BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR
ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS,
WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION,
ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS
SOFTWARE.

******************************************************************/

/*
 * ARGO Project, Computer Sciences Dept., University of Wisconsin - Madison
 */
/* $Header: iso.h,v 4.9 88/09/11 18:06:38 hagens Exp $ */
/* $Source: /usr/argo/sys/netiso/RCS/iso.h,v $ */
/*	@(#)iso.h	7.2 (Berkeley) %G% */

#ifndef __ISO__
#define __ISO__

/*
 *	Return true if this is a multicast address
 *	This assumes that the bit transmission is lsb first. This 
 *	assumption is valid for 802.3 but not 802.5. There is a
 *	kludge to get around this for 802.5 -- see if_lan.c
 *	where subnetwork header is setup.
 */
#define	IS_MULTICAST(snpa)\
	((snpa)[0] & 0x01)
	
/*
 * Protocols
 */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP0	25		/* connection oriented transport protocol */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP1	26		/* not implemented */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP2	27		/* not implemented */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP3	28		/* not implemented */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP4	29		/* connection oriented transport protocol */
#define	ISOPROTO_TP		ISOPROTO_TP4	 /* tp-4 with negotiation */
#define	ISOPROTO_CLTP	30		/* connectionless transport (not yet impl.) */
#define	ISOPROTO_CLNP	31		/* connectionless internetworking protocol */
#define	ISOPROTO_X25	32		/* cons */
#define	ISOPROTO_INACT_NL	33	/* inactive network layer! */
#define	ISOPROTO_ESIS	34		/* ES-IS protocol */

#define	ISOPROTO_RAW	255		/* raw clnp */
#define	ISOPROTO_MAX	256

#define	ISO_PORT_RESERVED		1024
#define	ISO_PORT_USERRESERVED	5000
/*
 * Port/socket numbers: standard network functions
 * NOT PRESENTLY USED
 */
#define	ISO_PORT_MAINT		501
#define	ISO_PORT_ECHO		507
#define	ISO_PORT_DISCARD	509
#define	ISO_PORT_SYSTAT		511
#define	ISO_PORT_NETSTAT	515
/*
 * Port/socket numbers: non-standard application functions
 */
#define ISO_PORT_LOGIN		513
/*
 * Port/socket numbers: public use
 */
#define ISO_PORT_PUBLIC		1024		/* high bit set --> public */

/*
 *	Network layer protocol identifiers
 */
#define ISO8473_CLNP	0x81
#define	ISO9542_ESIS	0x82
#define ISO9542X25_ESIS	0x8a

#ifndef IN_CLASSA_NET
#include "../netinet/in.h"
#endif IN_CLASSA_NET

/*
 *	Type 37 Address
 *
 *	This address is named for the value of its AFI (37). This format
 *	supports an X.121 address. A type 37 address has the following format:
 *
 *  <----- idp -------> <- dsp ->
 *  <- afi -> <- idi -> <- dsp ->
 *  | "37"   | 7 bytes | 9 bytes |
 *
 *	The idi contains 14 bcd digits of X.121 address.
 *	The use of the dsp part is unknown.
 *
 *	The afi is considered the "network" portion of the address.
 *  This means that you can't have multihoming in the x.25 environment.
 *  Makes loopback a bear.
 */
#define BIGSOCKADDRS
#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
#define	ADDR37_IDI_LEN		7			/* 14 bcd digits == 7 octets */
#define	ADDR37_DSP_LEN		9
#else
#define	ADDR37_IDI_LEN		7			/* 14 bcd digits == 7 octets */
#define	ADDR37_DSP_LEN		3			/* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
struct addr_37 {
	u_char a37_idi[ADDR37_IDI_LEN];		/* initial domain identifier */
	u_char a37_dsp[ADDR37_DSP_LEN];		/* domain specific part */
};

struct ovl_37 {	/* overlay for type 37 address */
	u_char	o37_afi;					/* afi */
	u_char	o37_x121[ADDR37_IDI_LEN];	/* X.121 address */
	u_char	o37_dsp[ADDR37_DSP_LEN];	/* unknown use at this time */
};

/*
 *	OSINET address
 *
 *	This style address is used by the OSINET group
 *	An OSINET address has the following (variable-length) format
 *
 *  <----- idp ------->  <---------------- dsp --------------------------->
 *  <- afi -> <- idi ->  <---------------- dsp --------------------------->
 *  | "47"   | "0004"   |             11 bytes                            |
 *  |  afi(1)| osinetid | orgid(2) | subnet id(2) | (4-8) | nsap sel(1) |
 *
 *	the afi, orgid, and subnet id are considered the "network" portion of
 *	the address.
 */
#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
#define ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN		2
#define ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN		11
#else
#define ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN		2
#define ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN		8		/* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
struct addr_osinet {
	u_char aosi_idi[ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN];		/* initial domain identifier */
	u_char aosi_dsp[ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN];		/* domain specific part */
};

#define	OVLOSINET_ID_LEN		2
#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
#define	OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN		2
#define	OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN	2
#define	OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN		8
#define	OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN		1
#else
#define	OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN		2
#define	OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN	2
#define	OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN		5		/* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
#define	OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN		1
#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
struct ovl_osinet { /* overlay for osinet address */
	u_char	oosi_afi;							/* afi */
	u_char	oosi_id[OVLOSINET_ID_LEN];			/* osinet id */
	u_char	oosi_orgid[OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN];	/* orgid */
	u_char	oosi_snetid[OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN];	/* subnet id */
	u_char	oosi_snpa[OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN];		/* snpa */
	u_char	oosi_nsap[OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN];		/* nsap sel */
};

/*
 *	RFC 986 address
 *
 *	This style address is used when DOD internet addresses are used
 *	The format of rfc986 addresses is:
 *
 *  <----- idp -------> <---------------- dsp -------------------->
 *  <- afi -> <- idi -> <---------------- dsp -------------------->
 *  | "47"   | "0006"  |             6 bytes                       |
 *  |  afi(1)| idi(2)  | version (1) | inet addr (4) | proto id(1) |
 *
 *	the afi, idi, and network portion of the inet address are considered 
 *	the "network" portion of the address.
 */
#define ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN		2
#define ADDRRFC986_DSP_LEN		6
struct addr_rfc986 {
	u_char	a986_idi[ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN];		/* initial domain identifier */
	u_char	a986_dsp[ADDRRFC986_DSP_LEN];		/* domain specific part */
};

#define	OVLRFC986_INET_LEN		4
struct ovl_rfc986 {
	u_char	o986_afi;							/* afi */
	u_char	o986_idi[ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN];		/* idi */
	u_char	o986_vers;							/* version */
	u_char	o986_inetaddr[OVLRFC986_INET_LEN];	/* internet address */
	u_char	o986_upid;							/* upper protocol id */
};
#define RFC986V1				0x01			/* version of 986 addr */

#define	AFI_37		0x37	/* bcd of "37" */
#define AFI_OSINET	0x47	/* bcd of "47" */
#define AFI_RFC986	0x47	/* bcd of "47" */
#define	AFI_SNA		0x00	/* SubNetwork Address; invalid really...
								- used by ES-IS */

/* the idi for type 37 addresses is very different than the others */
#define	IDI_OSINET	0x0004	/* bcd of "0004" */	
#define	IDI_RFC986	0x0006	/* bcd of "0006" */

/*
 *	This address type is used to store a subnetwork address in a 
 *	sockaddr_iso. The isoa_len field should contain the length of the
 *	subnetwork address plus the length of the afi (ie +1 ).
 *
 *	This address format is used only by the ES-IS protocol
 */
#define	ADDRSNA_IDI_LEN		7
struct addr_sn {
	char	sna_addr[ADDRSNA_IDI_LEN];		/* subnetwork address */
};

/* 
 *	Type 47 is the biggest address: 11 bytes. The length of iso_addr
 *	is 13 bytes.
 */
struct old_iso_addr {
	u_char	isoa_afi;						/* authority and format id */
	union {
		struct addr_37		addr_37;		/* type 37 */
		struct addr_osinet	addr_osinet;	/* type osinet */
		struct addr_rfc986	addr_rfc986;	/* type rfc986 */
		struct addr_sn		addr_sn;		/* subnetwork address */
	} 		isoa_u;
	u_char	isoa_len;						/* length (in bytes) */
};

/* The following looks like a sockaddr
 * in case we decide to use tree routines */
struct iso_addr {
	u_char	isoa_len;						/* length (in bytes) */
	char	isoa_genaddr[20];				/* general opaque address */
};

#define t37_idi		isoa_u.addr_37.a37_idi
#define	t37_dsp		isoa_u.addr_37.a37_dsp
#define osinet_idi	isoa_u.addr_osinet.aosi_idi
#define	osinet_dsp	isoa_u.addr_osinet.aosi_dsp
#define	rfc986_idi	isoa_u.addr_rfc986.a986_idi
#define	rfc986_dsp	isoa_u.addr_rfc986.a986_dsp
#define sna_idi		isoa_u.addr_sn.sna_addr

/*
 *	An iso_addr is 18 bytes, a sockaddr_iso is therefore 20 bytes.
 *	the struct sockaddr data field has been changed to 22 bytes.
 *
 * severly changed osinet and t37 addresses from argo code, we don't want
 * sockaddrs to grow bigger than the original 16 bytes so we changed the 
 * t37 and osinet addresses so that they were only 10 bytes long
 */
struct sockaddr_iso {
	u_char	 			siso_len;			/* length */
	u_char	 			siso_family;		/* family */
	u_char				siso_ssuffixlen;	/* session suffix len */
	u_char				siso_tsuffixlen;	/* transport suffix len */
/*  u_char				siso_nsaptype;		/* someday?? */
	struct 	iso_addr	siso_addr;			/* network address */
	u_char				siso_pad[3];		/* make multiple of sizeof long */
};

#define siso_data siso_addr.isoa_genaddr
#define siso_nlen siso_addr.isoa_len
#define TSEL(s) ((caddr_t)((s)->siso_data + (s)->siso_nlen))

#define SAME_ISOADDR(a, b) \
	(bcmp((a)->siso_data, (b)->siso_data, (unsigned)(a)->siso_nlen)==0)

#define NSAPTYPE_UNKNOWN	-1
#define NSAPTYPE_INET 		0
#define NSAPTYPE_X121BCD	1
#define NSAPTYPE_X121BIN	2
#define NSAPTYPE_DCCBCD		3
#define NSAPTYPE_DCCBIN		4
#define NSAPTYPE_OSINET 	5
#define NSAPTYPE_RFC986 	6

#ifdef KERNEL

extern int iso_netmatch();
extern int iso_hash(); 
extern int iso_addrmatch();
extern struct iso_ifaddr *iso_iaonnetof();
extern	struct domain isodomain;
extern	struct protosw isosw[];

#else
/* user utilities definitions from the iso library */

char *iso_ntoa();
struct hostent *iso_gethostbyname(), *iso_gethostbyaddr();

#endif KERNEL

#endif __ISO__
#define _offsetof(t, m) ((int)((caddr_t)&((t *)0)->m))
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72a0a0dc KS	1	/***********************************************************
	2	Copyright IBM Corporation 1987
	3
	4	All Rights Reserved
	5
	6	Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
	7	documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted,
	8	provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that
	9	both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in
	10	supporting documentation, and that the name of IBM not be
	11	used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the
	12	software without specific, written prior permission.
	13
	14	IBM DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING
	15	ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL
	16	IBM BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR
	17	ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS,
	18	WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION,
	19	ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS
	20	SOFTWARE.
	21
	22	******************************************************************/
	23
	24	/*
	25	* ARGO Project, Computer Sciences Dept., University of Wisconsin - Madison
	26	*/
	27	/* $Header: iso.h,v 4.9 88/09/11 18:06:38 hagens Exp $ */
	28	/* $Source: /usr/argo/sys/netiso/RCS/iso.h,v $ */
a50e2bc0	29	/* @(#)iso.h 7.2 (Berkeley) %G% */
72a0a0dc KS	30
	31	#ifndef __ISO__
	32	#define __ISO__
	33
	34	/*
	35	* Return true if this is a multicast address
	36	* This assumes that the bit transmission is lsb first. This
	37	* assumption is valid for 802.3 but not 802.5. There is a
	38	* kludge to get around this for 802.5 -- see if_lan.c
	39	* where subnetwork header is setup.
	40	*/
	41	#define IS_MULTICAST(snpa)\
	42	((snpa)[0] & 0x01)
	43
	44	/*
	45	* Protocols
	46	*/
	47	#define ISOPROTO_TP0 25 /* connection oriented transport protocol */
	48	#define ISOPROTO_TP1 26 /* not implemented */
	49	#define ISOPROTO_TP2 27 /* not implemented */
	50	#define ISOPROTO_TP3 28 /* not implemented */
	51	#define ISOPROTO_TP4 29 /* connection oriented transport protocol */
	52	#define ISOPROTO_TP ISOPROTO_TP4 /* tp-4 with negotiation */
	53	#define ISOPROTO_CLTP 30 /* connectionless transport (not yet impl.) */
	54	#define ISOPROTO_CLNP 31 /* connectionless internetworking protocol */
	55	#define ISOPROTO_X25 32 /* cons */
	56	#define ISOPROTO_INACT_NL 33 /* inactive network layer! */
	57	#define ISOPROTO_ESIS 34 /* ES-IS protocol */
	58
	59	#define ISOPROTO_RAW 255 /* raw clnp */
	60	#define ISOPROTO_MAX 256
	61
	62	#define ISO_PORT_RESERVED 1024
	63	#define ISO_PORT_USERRESERVED 5000
	64	/*
	65	* Port/socket numbers: standard network functions
	66	* NOT PRESENTLY USED
	67	*/
	68	#define ISO_PORT_MAINT 501
	69	#define ISO_PORT_ECHO 507
	70	#define ISO_PORT_DISCARD 509
	71	#define ISO_PORT_SYSTAT 511
	72	#define ISO_PORT_NETSTAT 515
	73	/*
	74	* Port/socket numbers: non-standard application functions
	75	*/
	76	#define ISO_PORT_LOGIN 513
	77	/*
	78	* Port/socket numbers: public use
	79	*/
	80	#define ISO_PORT_PUBLIC 1024 /* high bit set --> public */
	81
	82	/*
	83	* Network layer protocol identifiers
	84	*/
	85	#define ISO8473_CLNP 0x81
	86	#define ISO9542_ESIS 0x82
	87	#define ISO9542X25_ESIS 0x8a
	88
	89	#ifndef IN_CLASSA_NET
	90	#include "../netinet/in.h"
	91	#endif IN_CLASSA_NET
	92
	93	/*
94	* Type 37 Address
95	*
96	* This address is named for the value of its AFI (37). This format
97	* supports an X.121 address. A type 37 address has the following format:
98	*
99	* <----- idp -------> <- dsp ->
100	* <- afi -> <- idi -> <- dsp ->
101	* \| "37" \| 7 bytes \| 9 bytes \|
102	*
103	* The idi contains 14 bcd digits of X.121 address.
104	* The use of the dsp part is unknown.
105	*
106	* The afi is considered the "network" portion of the address.
107	* This means that you can't have multihoming in the x.25 environment.
108	* Makes loopback a bear.
109	*/
a50e2bc0	110	#define BIGSOCKADDRS
72a0a0dc KS	111	#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
	112	#define ADDR37_IDI_LEN 7 /* 14 bcd digits == 7 octets */
	113	#define ADDR37_DSP_LEN 9
	114	#else
	115	#define ADDR37_IDI_LEN 7 /* 14 bcd digits == 7 octets */
	116	#define ADDR37_DSP_LEN 3 /* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
	117	#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
	118	struct addr_37 {
	119	u_char a37_idi[ADDR37_IDI_LEN]; /* initial domain identifier */
	120	u_char a37_dsp[ADDR37_DSP_LEN]; /* domain specific part */
	121	};
	122
	123	struct ovl_37 { /* overlay for type 37 address */
	124	u_char o37_afi; /* afi */
	125	u_char o37_x121[ADDR37_IDI_LEN]; /* X.121 address */
	126	u_char o37_dsp[ADDR37_DSP_LEN]; /* unknown use at this time */
	127	};
	128
	129	/*
	130	* OSINET address
	131	*
	132	* This style address is used by the OSINET group
	133	* An OSINET address has the following (variable-length) format
	134	*
	135	* <----- idp -------> <---------------- dsp --------------------------->
	136	* <- afi -> <- idi -> <---------------- dsp --------------------------->
	137	* \| "47" \| "0004" \| 11 bytes \|
	138	* \| afi(1)\| osinetid \| orgid(2) \| subnet id(2) \| (4-8) \| nsap sel(1) \|
	139	*
	140	* the afi, orgid, and subnet id are considered the "network" portion of
	141	* the address.
	142	*/
	143	#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
	144	#define ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN 2
	145	#define ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN 11
	146	#else
	147	#define ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN 2
	148	#define ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN 8 /* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
	149	#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
	150	struct addr_osinet {
	151	u_char aosi_idi[ADDROSINET_IDI_LEN]; /* initial domain identifier */
	152	u_char aosi_dsp[ADDROSINET_DSP_LEN]; /* domain specific part */
	153	};
	154
	155	#define OVLOSINET_ID_LEN 2
	156	#ifdef BIGSOCKADDRS
	157	#define OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN 2
	158	#define OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN 2
	159	#define OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN 8
	160	#define OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN 1
	161	#else
	162	#define OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN 2
	163	#define OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN 2
	164	#define OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN 5 /* this is a lie to fit in sockaddr */
	165	#define OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN 1
	166	#endif BIGSOCKADDRS
	167	struct ovl_osinet { /* overlay for osinet address */
	168	u_char oosi_afi; /* afi */
	169	u_char oosi_id[OVLOSINET_ID_LEN]; /* osinet id */
	170	u_char oosi_orgid[OVLOSINET_ORGID_LEN]; /* orgid */
	171	u_char oosi_snetid[OVLOSINET_SNETID_LEN]; /* subnet id */
	172	u_char oosi_snpa[OVLOSINET_SNPA_LEN]; /* snpa */
	173	u_char oosi_nsap[OVLOSINET_NSAP_LEN]; /* nsap sel */
	174	};
175
176	/*
177	* RFC 986 address
178	*
179	* This style address is used when DOD internet addresses are used
180	* The format of rfc986 addresses is:
181	*
182	* <----- idp -------> <---------------- dsp -------------------->
183	* <- afi -> <- idi -> <---------------- dsp -------------------->
184	* \| "47" \| "0006" \| 6 bytes \|
185	* \| afi(1)\| idi(2) \| version (1) \| inet addr (4) \| proto id(1) \|
186	*
187	* the afi, idi, and network portion of the inet address are considered
188	* the "network" portion of the address.
189	*/
190	#define ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN 2
191	#define ADDRRFC986_DSP_LEN 6
192	struct addr_rfc986 {
193	u_char a986_idi[ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN]; /* initial domain identifier */
194	u_char a986_dsp[ADDRRFC986_DSP_LEN]; /* domain specific part */
195	};
196
197	#define OVLRFC986_INET_LEN 4
198	struct ovl_rfc986 {
199	u_char o986_afi; /* afi */
200	u_char o986_idi[ADDRRFC986_IDI_LEN]; /* idi */
201	u_char o986_vers; /* version */
202	u_char o986_inetaddr[OVLRFC986_INET_LEN]; /* internet address */
203	u_char o986_upid; /* upper protocol id */
204	};
205	#define RFC986V1 0x01 /* version of 986 addr */
206
207	#define AFI_37 0x37 /* bcd of "37" */
208	#define AFI_OSINET 0x47 /* bcd of "47" */
209	#define AFI_RFC986 0x47 /* bcd of "47" */
210	#define AFI_SNA 0x00 /* SubNetwork Address; invalid really...
211	- used by ES-IS */
212
213	/* the idi for type 37 addresses is very different than the others */
214	#define IDI_OSINET 0x0004 /* bcd of "0004" */
215	#define IDI_RFC986 0x0006 /* bcd of "0006" */
216
217	/*
218	* This address type is used to store a subnetwork address in a
219	* sockaddr_iso. The isoa_len field should contain the length of the
220	* subnetwork address plus the length of the afi (ie +1 ).
221	*
222	* This address format is used only by the ES-IS protocol
223	*/
224	#define ADDRSNA_IDI_LEN 7
225	struct addr_sn {
226	char sna_addr[ADDRSNA_IDI_LEN]; /* subnetwork address */
227	};
228
229	/*
230	* Type 47 is the biggest address: 11 bytes. The length of iso_addr
231	* is 13 bytes.
232	*/
a50e2bc0	233	struct old_iso_addr {
72a0a0dc KS	234	u_char isoa_afi; /* authority and format id */
	235	union {
	236	struct addr_37 addr_37; /* type 37 */
	237	struct addr_osinet addr_osinet; /* type osinet */
	238	struct addr_rfc986 addr_rfc986; /* type rfc986 */
	239	struct addr_sn addr_sn; /* subnetwork address */
	240	} isoa_u;
	241	u_char isoa_len; /* length (in bytes) */
	242	};
	243
a50e2bc0 KS	244	/* The following looks like a sockaddr
	245	* in case we decide to use tree routines */
	246	struct iso_addr {
	247	u_char isoa_len; /* length (in bytes) */
	248	char isoa_genaddr[20]; /* general opaque address */
	249	};
	250
72a0a0dc KS	251	#define t37_idi isoa_u.addr_37.a37_idi
	252	#define t37_dsp isoa_u.addr_37.a37_dsp
	253	#define osinet_idi isoa_u.addr_osinet.aosi_idi
	254	#define osinet_dsp isoa_u.addr_osinet.aosi_dsp
	255	#define rfc986_idi isoa_u.addr_rfc986.a986_idi
	256	#define rfc986_dsp isoa_u.addr_rfc986.a986_dsp
	257	#define sna_idi isoa_u.addr_sn.sna_addr
	258
	259	/*
	260	* An iso_addr is 18 bytes, a sockaddr_iso is therefore 20 bytes.
	261	* the struct sockaddr data field has been changed to 22 bytes.
	262	*
	263	* severly changed osinet and t37 addresses from argo code, we don't want
	264	* sockaddrs to grow bigger than the original 16 bytes so we changed the
	265	* t37 and osinet addresses so that they were only 10 bytes long
	266	*/
	267	struct sockaddr_iso {
a50e2bc0 KS	268	u_char siso_len; /* length */
	269	u_char siso_family; /* family */
	270	u_char siso_ssuffixlen; /* session suffix len */
	271	u_char siso_tsuffixlen; /* transport suffix len */
	272	/* u_char siso_nsaptype; /* someday?? */
72a0a0dc	273	struct iso_addr siso_addr; /* network address */
a50e2bc0	274	u_char siso_pad[3]; /* make multiple of sizeof long */
72a0a0dc KS	275	};
72a0a0dc KS	276
a50e2bc0 KS	277	#define siso_data siso_addr.isoa_genaddr
	278	#define siso_nlen siso_addr.isoa_len
	279	#define TSEL(s) ((caddr_t)((s)->siso_data + (s)->siso_nlen))
	280
	281	#define SAME_ISOADDR(a, b) \
	282	(bcmp((a)->siso_data, (b)->siso_data, (unsigned)(a)->siso_nlen)==0)
	283
72a0a0dc KS	284	#define NSAPTYPE_UNKNOWN -1
	285	#define NSAPTYPE_INET 0
	286	#define NSAPTYPE_X121BCD 1
	287	#define NSAPTYPE_X121BIN 2
	288	#define NSAPTYPE_DCCBCD 3
	289	#define NSAPTYPE_DCCBIN 4
	290	#define NSAPTYPE_OSINET 5
	291	#define NSAPTYPE_RFC986 6
	292
	293	#ifdef KERNEL
	294
	295	extern int iso_netmatch();
	296	extern int iso_hash();
	297	extern int iso_addrmatch();
	298	extern struct iso_ifaddr *iso_iaonnetof();
	299	extern struct domain isodomain;
	300	extern struct protosw isosw[];
	301
	302	#else
	303	/* user utilities definitions from the iso library */
	304
	305	char *iso_ntoa();
	306	struct hostent iso_gethostbyname(), iso_gethostbyaddr();
	307
	308	#endif KERNEL
	309
	310	#endif __ISO__
a50e2bc0	311	#define _offsetof(t, m) ((int)((caddr_t)&((t *)0)->m))