Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/***********************************************************************
* INTEL Corporation Proprietary Information * * * * This listing is supplied under the terms of a license agreement * * with INTEL Corporation and may not be copied nor disclosed except * * in accordance with the terms of that agreement. * * * * Copyright (c) 1996 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. * ***********************************************************************/
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//
// Copyright (c) 1994: Intel Corporation
// Confidential -- All proprietary rights reserved.
//
// AUTHOR Steve Nesland, Sam Sakthivel
//
// DESCRIPTION
// This file contains protocol logging definitions needed by MBFT and
// the MBFT PDU logging class.
//
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// This define identifies the MBFT protocol as the one to be logged. In the
// MBFT code, it is used only in the CPLInitialize() call.
// For example: MBFTProtocolLogger = CPLInitialize( MBFT_PROTOCOL );
//
#define RASLOG_PROTOCOL "RAS_PDU"
// PDU encoding type flags and PDU type flags. These flags are passed from
// MBFT to the logging via user data. Bit zero of the user data represents
// the ASN encoding type. Bit 1 represents pdu type (Connect or Domain).
// Bit 2 represents whether the PDU was sent or received.
//
#define RASLOG_SENT_PDU 1UL
#define RASLOG_RECEIVED_PDU 0UL
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