lstdv

16-bit integer. The logical unit number of the desired list

 

device. The •logon" response generated at the HP 3000 as a

 

result of a successful HELLO operation is transmitted to this

 

device. Zero equals the scheduling terminal.

nmsmp

16-bit integer. The session (SMP) number is returned

 

here from the HP 3000.

logr

Integer array (FORTRAN); Packed character

 

array (PASCAL). An array that contains the HELLO

 

command logon parameters in the form of a message. The first

 

six characters of this logon message must be the characters

 

HELLO followed with a blank. The entire message string must

 

also be followed (terminated) with a blank.

logrl

16-bit integer. The length (in characters) of the logon

 

message contained in the logr array.

lux.25

16-bit integer. The LU associated with an X.25 network.

 

If this parameter is omitted and an X.25 address is passed in

 

ldev, HELLO passes zero in lux.25. This zero is used by the

 

X.25 virtual circuit allocation routine which indicates that X.25

 

will use the first network in SAM (the last network entered

 

from XINIT).

BYE

Terminates logical communication between an HP 1000 program and an HP 3000 program. Also terminates the HP 3000 session in which the program is running.

BYE(err,ldev,lstdv,nmsmp)

err

16-bit integer. An error code is returned here if an error

 

condition is encountered when issuing the BYE command.

 

Upon successful completion of the call to BYE, the value of err

 

is zero.

ldev

16-bit integer. The logical unit number (integer

 

< 256 > ) of an HP 3000. (If the HP 3000 has an X.25 address

 

(up to 15 ASCIIcoded digits), FORTRAN type is integer

 

array and Pascal type is packed character array.)

lstdv

16-bit integer. The logical unit number of the desired

 

local list device. The •logoff" message generated by the

 

HP 3000 as a result of a successful BYE operation is transmitted

 

to this device. Zero equals the scheduling terminal.

nmsmp

16-bit integer. The session (SMP) number obtained via

 

this session's corresponding HELLO command.

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