/* $NetBSD: rsp.h,v 1.3 2017/05/22 17:12:11 ragge Exp $ */
/*
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/*
* The Radial Serial Protocol (RSP) that TU58 (DECtape II) uses
* is a strange animal that is sent over serial lines.
* Most packet types can match the struct rsp, but some can't (i.e.
* data packets).
* More about RSP can be read in Digital Peripherals Handbook, p. 92.
*/
struct rsp {
char rsp_typ; /* Packet type */
char rsp_sz; /* Packet size */
char rsp_op; /* Operation */
char rsp_mod; /* Modifier */
char rsp_drv; /* Tape drive number */
char rsp_sw; /* Switches */
char rsp_xx1; /* Unused, always zero */
char rsp_xx2; /* Unused, always zero */
short rsp_cnt; /* Byte count to transfer */
short rsp_blk; /* Block number */
short rsp_sum; /* Checksum of packet */
};