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/* This is the actual host table for the name resolver. If you frob the
 * table, be sure to adjust NMACH and relink all the programs that use
 * it - ie tftp, ping, host, etc.
 * Names that are subsets of others have to be given completely to
 * be recognised, so use them sparingly.
 */

#define	NMACH	19

int	nmach	NMACH;

struct	mach	{	char	*m_name;
			int	m_id;
		}	mach[NMACH]	{	"mit-csr", 0,
						"csr", 0,
						"mit-gw", 1,
						"gw", 1,
						"mit-csg", 2,
						"csg", 2,
						"mit-mud", 3,
						"mud", 3,
						"mit-xx", 4,
						"xx", 4,
						"mit-multics", 5,
						"multics", 5,
						"spooler",6,
						"mit-bridge", 7,
						"bridge",7,
						"mit-ajax",8,
						"ajax",8,
						"mit-tiu", 9,
						"tiu", 9,
					};


/* Actual machine network address in InterNet. Also includes whether
 * or not the machine supports directly UNIX format text files.
 */

struct	mchid	{	char	m_addr[4];
			int	m_type;
		}	mchid[]	{	022, 012, 0, 010,	1,  /* csr */
					012, 0,   0, 0115,	0,  /* gw */
					022, 012, 0, 012,	1,  /* gt44 */
					022, 012, 0, 06,	0,  /* mud */
					012, 0,   0, 054,	0,  /* xx */
					012, 0,   0, 06,	0,  /* mult */
					022, 02,  0, 0200,	1,  /* dvspl */
					022, 012, 0, 05,	0,  /* brdge */
					022, 012, 0, 0100,	1,  /* ajax */
					022, 012, 0, 050,	0,  /* tiu */
					};

char	mymach[4] { 022, 012, 0, 010 };