/*
  NOTE: The mechanism that allows rpcrt4.dll to be both a client
  and server of the same interface requires that we hand-edit
  ..\mtrt\conv_c.c and change the call from the stub into the client
  routine to Client_conv_who_are_you.

  This file is built with special hacks.  The makefile and makefil0 define
  CONV_FAR differently for the NT, DOS, and windows builds.  They also rename
  conv_who_are to Client_conv_who_are you on the client side.
*/


[uuid(333a2276-0000-0000-0d00-00809c000000),version(3)]
interface conv_
{

typedef struct _UUID1
{
    unsigned long Data1;
    unsigned short Data2;
    unsigned short Data3;
    unsigned char Data4[8];
} UUID1;


#pragma midl_echo("void __RPC_FAR Client_conv_who_are_you(")
#pragma midl_echo("    UUID1 __RPC_FAR*         pUuid,")
#pragma midl_echo("    unsigned long            ServerBootTime,")
#pragma midl_echo("    unsigned long __RPC_FAR *SequenceNumber,")
#pragma midl_echo("    unsigned long __RPC_FAR *Status")
#pragma midl_echo("    );")


[callback, idempotent]
    void CONV_FAR conv_who_are_you(
        [in] UUID1 *         pUuid,
        [in] unsigned long  ServerBootTime,
        [out] unsigned long *SequenceNumber,
        [out] unsigned long *Status
        );
}