on incoming calls
SCCS-vsn: sys/netccitt/pk_input.c 7.14
*
* %sccs.include.redist.c%
*
*
* %sccs.include.redist.c%
*
- * @(#)pk_input.c 7.13 (Berkeley) %G%
+ * @(#)pk_input.c 7.14 (Berkeley) %G%
if (udlen < 0)
udlen = 0;
pk_from_bcd (a, 1, sa, pkp -> pk_xcp); /* get calling address */
if (udlen < 0)
udlen = 0;
pk_from_bcd (a, 1, sa, pkp -> pk_xcp); /* get calling address */
- pk_parse_facilities (u, sa);
+ pk_parse_facilities (facp, sa);
bcopy ((caddr_t)u, sa -> x25_udata, udlen);
sa -> x25_udlen = udlen;
/*
bcopy ((caddr_t)u, sa -> x25_udata, udlen);
sa -> x25_udlen = udlen;
/*
- * Now, loop through the listen sockets looking for a match on the
- * PID. That is the first four octets of the user data field. This
- * is the closest thing to a port number for X.25 packets. What it
- * does provide is away of multiplexing services at the user level.
+ * Now, loop through the listen sockets looking for a match on the
+ * PID. That is the first few octets of the user data field.
+ * This is the closest thing to a port number for X.25 packets.
+ * It does provide a way of multiplexing services at the user level.
*/
for (l = pk_listenhead; l; l = l -> lcd_listen) {
*/
for (l = pk_listenhead; l; l = l -> lcd_listen) {