Table of Contents

General stuff

• audit.h Auditing (logging) events.
  • Audit entry flags Audit entry types and severity levels.
• bbs.h The Mother of All BBS Include Files.
• bbsmod.h Entry points for BBS modules.
  • Initialisation mode flags Subsystems of the BBS API to be initialised.
• bots.h Support for (ro)bots, AIs, artificial users and scripts
  • Three-digit state codes Three digit codes denoting state, errors and other messages.
• channels.h BBS Channel status manipulations (aka lines, TTYs)
  • Channel modes Basic line states.
  • Channel result codes. Result codes.
• config.h High-level, hardwired system configuration.
  • Basic integer types Aliases for the standard integer types.
  • Directory names Hardwired directory names for most of the basic system.
  • Filenames used throughout the system. Common filenames.
  • Miscellaneous. Permanent settings.
  • Standard BBS subsystem names Names of useful modules and subsystems.
• dialog.h Interactive, modal data entry tools
  • Dialogue aftermath.
  • Preparing to use a dialogue.
  • Template directives.
  • Template style guide.
• ecdbase.h Header file to include email and clubs database definitions.
• errorprompts.h Hardwired fatal error messages.
• errors.h Error logging functionality.
• filexfer.h Uploading and downloading files.
  • File transfer modes File transfer modes.
• format.h Low-level text formatting and output.
  • Formatting directives. Ad hoc escape sequences used for formatting purposes.
  • Paging result codes Results codes from the last paging pause.
• globalcmd.h Global command plugin interface.
• input.h Low and high-level user input functions.
  • Command concatenation Processing multiple commands typed together.
  • Input flags Input flags.
  • User-interacting validation functions. Very high-level input functionality.
• lock.h Resource locking.
  • Lock result codes Resource locking result codes.
• mail.h Definitions pertaining to email/club messages.
  • Club access levels These constants denote the various club access levels.
  • Club flags Flags used to describe clubs in the club header.
  • Last-read block flags Flags used to store state with respect to public mail reading.
  • Message flags Flags used to describe private and public messages.
  • User mail flags Flags used to store user state with respect to mail reading.
  • User mail preference flags Flags used to describe user preferences as regards private email reading.
• menuman.h Interface to the menu manager
• miscfx.h Miscelaneous functions
• output.h Outputting data to the user
  • Output flags Output flags.
• prompts.h Prompt block management
• security.h Definitions pertaining to access levels and security.
• sysstruct.h System-wide statistics and data types.
• timedate.h Time and date operations.
• ttynum.h Mapping between devices and BBS channels.
  • Channel definition flags. Flags controlling default channel behaviour.
• useracc.h Definitions related to user accounts.
  • Class flags Class behaviour flags.
  • Online user flags Temporary user state and preferences.
  • Page states. User paging restrictions.
  • Sysop commands and privileges. Sysop command and privilege constants.
  • User account flags User account flags.
  • User preference flags User preference flags.
  • User sexes User sexes.
  • Users and shared memory. Shared user particulars.

Functions

• audit The main auditing function.
• audit_resetfile Revert to the previous audit file.
• audit_setfile Set the audit file.
• mod_done Prepares a module for exit.
• mod_end Prepares a module for exit.
• mod_init Initialise a module.
• mod_isbot Document me.
• mod_main Module entry point.
• mod_regpid Register this process as an interactive one.
• mod_setbot Document me.
• mod_setinfo Set module information block.
• mod_setprogname Set program name.
• bot_escape Escape a string before it's sent to a bot
• bot_unescape Unescape a string after it's been received by a bot
• channel_baudstg Formats channel speed as a string.
• channel_disconnect Disconnect a channel.
• channel_getstatus Get channel status.
• channel_hangup Hangup this user's channel.
• channel_setmode Set channel mode.
• channel_setresult Set channel result code.
• channel_setstatus Set channel status.
• dialog_parse Parse dialog result strings
• dialog_run Issue a dialogue box.
• _fatal Log a fatal error.
• _fatalsys Log a fatal system error.
• _interror Log an internal error.
• _interrorsys Log an internal system error.
• _logerror Log a plain error.
• _logerrorsys Log a plain system error.
• error_setnotify Enable or disable user notifications.
• xfer_add Add a file to the transfer queue.
• xfer_addwild Add a number of files to the transfer queue.
• xfer_kill_list Empties the transfer queue.
• xfer_kill_taglist Clears the tagged file list.
• xfer_run Begin the file transfer.
• xfer_setaudit Customise post-transfer auditing.
• xfer_setcmd Customise post-transfer commands.
• fmt_forcedpause Forces a screen pause.
• fmt_output Low level output function.
• fmt_resetvpos Sets the perceived vertical position.
• fmt_screenpause Invokes the screen pager.
• fmt_setformatting Enable or disable formatting.
• fmt_setlinelen Set the length of a line.
• fmt_setpausetext Change the pager prompt.
• fmt_setscreenheight Set screen height.
• fmt_setverticalformat Set paging mode.
• (*gcs_t) Declaration for a GCS handler.
• gcs_add Add a local-global command.
• gcs_handle Handle GCS.
• gcs_init Initialise the global command services.
• cnc_all Return all remaining concatenated commands.
• cnc_begin Begin concatenation handling.
• cnc_chr Read a concatenated character.
• cnc_end End concatenation processing.
• cnc_hex Read a concatenated hexadecimal 64-bit integer.
• cnc_int Read a concatenated 32-bit integer.
• cnc_long Read a concatenated 64-bit integer.
• cnc_more Check remaining input.
• cnc_num Read an arbitrary precision integer.
• cnc_word Read a space-delimited word.
• cnc_yesno Read a concatenated `Y' or `N'.
• get_bool Get a boolean (yes or no) answer.
• get_menu Validate input for a simple menu.
• get_number Get an integer within certain limits.
• get_userid Get and validate a user ID.
• inp_acceptinjoth Display any queued injected messages.
• inp_block Set blocking mode.
• inp_cancel Abort pending user input.
• inp_clear Clear input buffers.
• inp_clearflags Set input flags.
• inp_done Shutdown input system.
• inp_get Mid-level input function.
• inp_init Initialise input subsystem.
• inp_isX Check for the eXit command.
• inp_monitor Monitor a line.
• inp_nonblock Set non-blocking mode.
• inp_parsin Parse input.
• inp_raw Restores raw input.
• inp_readstring Low-level input function.
• inp_reprompt Check if a reprompt is necessary.
• inp_resetblocking Revert to previous blocking mode.
• inp_resetidle Reset user inactivity timer.
• inp_setflags Set input flags.
• inp_setidle Set user inactivity timeout.
• inp_setmonitorid Set tty or username for monitoring.
• inp_timeout Set user input timeout.
• lock_check Check if a lock exists.
• lock_place Place a lock.
• lock_rm Remove a lock.
• lock_wait Waits for a lock.
• alcmem Safe memory allocation.
• bbsdcommand Sends a command to the BBS daemon.
• editor Edit a file.
• faststgxlate Performs faster character-for-character string translation.
• fcopy Copy a file.
• gopage Call the menu manager.
• lowerc Convert a string to lower case.
• mkfname Format a filename.
• runcommand Executes a command.
• runmodule Executes a module.
• sameas Case-insensitive string match.
• sameto Case-insensitive initial substring match.
• search Search a string for a set of keywords.
• stgxlate Performs character-for-character string translation.
• stripspace Strips leading and trailing white space.
• upperc Convert a string to upper case.
• usleep Sleep for a given number of microseconds.
• zeropad Zero-pads a string array.
• out_addsubstvar Install a new substitution variable.
• out_catfile Print a file verbatim.
• out_done Shut down output to the user.
• out_init Initialise output subsystem.
• out_initsubstvars Initialise substitution variables.
• out_printfile Print a file.
• out_printlongfile Print a file.
• out_send Low-level string output.
• out_setxlation Control character translation.
• print Format and print a string.
• prompt Format and display a prompt.
• sprint Format and store a string.
• sprompt Format a prompt and store it in a string.
• sprompt_other Format a prompt for another user and store it in a string.
• msg_bool Parse a yes/no configuration prompt.
• msg_char Parse a single-character configuration prompt.
• msg_close Close a prompt block
• msg_getl_bot Low level function to access a prompt by ID and language.
• msg_getunitl Get the name of a unit.
• msg_hex Parse a base-16 unsigned int in a prompt.
• msg_init Initialise prompt subsystem.
• msg_int Parse an int in a prompt.
• msg_long Parse a long int in a prompt.
• msg_open Open a prompt block.
• msg_reset Return to the last prompt block used.
• msg_set Set the current prompt block.
• msg_setlanguage Set the active language.
• msg_string Copy a configuration prompt to a string.
• msg_token Extract a token from a configuration prompt.
• hassysaxs Check if a user has a certain operator command.
• key_exists Check for a key in a key array.
• key_make Unites user and class keyrings.
• key_owns Check if a user owns a key.
• key_set Add or remove keys from a key array.
• chan_getindex Find the index of a channel in channels.
• chan_getname Find the device associated with a channel.
• chan_getnum Find the channel number of a device.
• chan_init Initialise the channel map.
• chan_telnetlinecount Count number of telnet lines in use.
• cls_find Find a user class.
• usr_canpay Check if the user has enough credits.
• usr_chargecredits Charge a user's account.
• usr_exists Check for the existence of a user.
• usr_injoth Page another user with a message.
• usr_injoth_ack Page another user with a message and acknowledgement
• usr_insys Check if a user is online and attach shared segment.
• usr_insystem Check if a user is online (deprecated).
• usr_loadaccount Read a user account from file.
• usr_loadonlrec Read a user online structure from file.
• usr_postcredits Post credits to a user account.
• usr_saveaccount Write a user account to disk.
• usr_saveonlrec Write a user online record to disk.
• usr_setclass Change a user's class.
• usr_uidxref User ID completion.

Variables

• *sysvar A block of system-wide variables
• bbs_gid The UNIX group ID of the `bbs' user
• bbs_uid The UNIX user ID of the `bbs' user
• channel_results String versions of the LSR_x flags.
• channel_states String versions of the LST_x flags.
• fmt_lastresult The last paging result.
• fmt_screenheight The current screen height in rows.
• *monitor Monitoring structure
• cnc_nxtcmd Next character in command concatenation
• inp_buffer User's input buffer (sized MAXINPLEN).
• inp_del The backspace-space-backspace sequence
• inp_flags The input flags.
• inp_len Length of user's last input line.
• inp_timeout_intr Last intrusive argument to inp_timeout().
• inp_timeout_msecs Last msecs argument to inp_timeout().
• margc Number of input arguments passed, in argc style
• margv Input arguments, no spaces, argv[]-style
• out_buffer Temporary output buffer
• out_flags Output flags (OFL_x flags)
• msg_cur The currently active block
• msg_langnames Names of all the languages supported
• msg_last The `other' block
• msg_numlangs The number of defined languages.
• msg_sys The system block
• *chan_last Last referenced element of channels.
• *channels The channels index, mapping ttys to channels.
• chan_count Number of channels in channels.
• cls_classes Array of all defined user classes.
• cls_count Number of classes in cls_classes.

Macros

• AUDIT AUDIT convenience macro.
• AUF_ACCOUNTING Accounting (statistics etc)
• AUF_CAUTION Cautionary (severity)
• AUF_EMERGENCY Emergency (severity)
• AUF_EVENT Event execution/logging
• AUF_INFO Informational (severity)
• AUF_OPERATION System operation of some kind
• AUF_OTHER Other, miscellaneous kinds of auditing
• AUF_SECURITY Security auditing
• AUF_TRANSFER File transfers/reads, etc
• AUF_USERLOG User logs (login/logout etc)
• INI_ALL Initialise everything
• INI_ATEXIT Set internal at-exit handlers
• INI_CHAT Initialise Sysop chat mode handlers
• INI_CLASSES Load the user classes
• INI_ERRMSGS Initialise hardwired fatal error messages
• INI_GLOBCMD Initialise global commands
• INI_INPUT Initialise user input handling
• INI_LANGS Prepare languages
• INI_OUTPUT Initialise user output subsystem
• INI_SIGNALS Initialise signal handlers
• INI_SYSVARS Attach to system variable shared block
• INI_TTYNUM Read TTY to/from BBS channel mapping
• INI_USER Load/attach to the user
• BTS_FILE_ENDS End of a long file display
• BTS_FILE_STARTS Beginning of a long file display
• BTS_INJECTED_PROMPT Message from other user follows
• BTS_INPUT_EXPECTED Input expected now
• BTS_PROMPT_ARGUMENT A prompt argument (%s etc) follows
• BTS_PROMPT_ENDS End of prompt
• BTS_PROMPT_STARTS Beginning of a prompt
• BTS_PROMPT_TEXT Human-readable prompt follows
• LST_BUSYOUT Keep the line off-hook so it appears busy
• LST_NOANSWER Do not answer incoming calls
• LST_NORMAL Normal behaviour (answers calls, logins)
• LST_NUMSTATES The number of line states available
• LST_OFFLINE Answer calls, say something and hang up
• LSR_ANSWER Answering call
• LSR_FAIL Initialisation failed
• LSR_INIT The line is being initialised
• LSR_INTERBBS Another BBS is using this channel for networking
• LSR_LOGIN User is logging in
• LSR_LOGOUT Session has ended, awaiting new bbsgetty
• LSR_METABBS The user is using the MetaBBS client
• LSR_OK Line initialised and awaiting connection
• LSR_RELOGON User is re-logging in.
• LSR_RING Incoming modem connection
• LSR_USER User occupies the channel
• AUDITFILE Full path to the Audit Trail
• BADPASSFILE A list of forbidden passwords
• BADUIDFILE A list of forbidden user IDs
• BAUDSTATFILE Speed statistics log file
• CHANDEFFILE Binary file where channels are defined
• CHANDEFSRCFILE Text file where channels are defined
• CLASSFILE Binary file where user classes are stored
• CLNUPAUDITFILE Cleanup log file
• CLSSTATFILE User class statistics log file
• DAYSTATFILE Daily traffic log file
• DEMOSTATFILE Demographics log file
• ERRORFILE Fatal error log file
• ETCTTYFILE The UNIX /etc/ttys file that maps terminal types to ttys
• FLETTRWORDS A list of words used to create passwords
• GETTYDEFFILE bbsgetty channel definition file
• LANGUAGEFILE List of languages of the BBS
• LOGINMSGFILE The login message of the day
• LOGINSCRIPT The script that manages a user's entire session
• MENUMANINDEX Index file for Menuman
• MENUMANPAGES Page directory for Menuman
• MODSTATFILE Module usage statistics log file
• MONITORFILE The system monitor file
• PROTOCOLFILE The file transfer protocol definition file
• RECENTFILE The Megistos equivalent of utmp
• SYSVARBKFILE Backup of the system variables
• SYSVARFILE The main system variable block
• SYSVARSHMFILE Shared memory ID of the system variable block
• TTYINFOFILE Per-channel message of the day
• TTYSTATFILE Channel usage statistics log file
• XLATIONFILE Encoding translation table
• BBSD_IPC This spells "BBSD" (BBS restart)
• BBSUSERNAME BBS UNIX username (chowns and BBS restart)
• DELETEDCLASS Where do deleted users go? (may need to change other classes)
• EMUD_IPC This spells "EMUD" (BBS restart)
• FILEATTACHMENT The format of message attachments
• FNAMECHARS Characters allowed in user-supplied filenames.
• KBDXLATIONSRC Input translation tables
• LOGINSTRIKES Hard-wired number of login attempts
• MAXARCHIVERS Maximum number of archivers allowed
• MAXCLASS Maximum number of classes allowed (rebuild class file)
• MAXINPLEN Length of user input buf (may cause overflows in silly modules)
• METABBSID What users have to type to start the MetaBBS client
• MSGBUFSIZE Buffer for preparing user prompts
• NUMLANGUAGES Maximum number of languages
• NUMXLATIONS Maximum number of encodings
• RECENT_ENTRIES Number of recent per-user logons retained
• REGISTRYSIZE Size of user registry record
• SIGCHAT The signal used to toggle Sysop chat
• SIGMAIN Signal to drop to main channel in teleconferences
• SIGNUPID What new users have to type to signup
• SYSOP The username of the Sysop
• TOP_N_ENTRIES Number of entries in the Top listings
• XLATIONSRC Output translation tables
• ERRORMESSAGE Hard-wired, non-fatal error message.
• FATALMESSAGE Hard-wired, fatal error message.
• error_fatal Proper way to log a fatal error.
• error_fatalsys Proper way to log a fatal system error.
• error_int Proper way to log an internal error.
• error_intsys Proper way to log an internal system error.
• error_log Proper way to log a plain error.
• error_logsys Proper way to log a system error.
• XFER_ITEM_MAGIC Proper way to refer to a transfer item.
• INF_HELP High-level help requests to be handled by caller.
• INF_NOINJOTH Set to disable incoming injoth()s
• INF_PASSWD Echo asterisks (for password entry)
• INF_REPROMPT You must reprompt, injoth() received
• INF_TIMEOUT Set to indicate that a timeout occurred
• LKR_ERROR Some other error occurred
• LKR_OK Operation successful
• LKR_OWN Lock belongs to the caller
• LKR_STALE Lock's owner is dead, lock is removed
• LKR_SYNTAX Lockd failed to parse the request
• LKR_TIMEOUT Timeout waiting for lock to be removed
• CLF_MMODAX Unknown
• CLF_MMODCH Unknown
• CLF_MMODHD Unknown
• LASTREAD_MAGIC Magic number for lastread.
• LRF_DELETED This preference block has been deleted
• LRF_INITQWK I have absolute no idea!
• LRF_INQWK Club is in user's off-line packets
• LRF_QUICKSCAN Club is in user's quickscan
• MESSAGE_MAGIC Proper way to refer to a message.
• MSF_APPROVD The file has been approved by the Sysop
• MSF_AUTOFW Message has been auto-forwarded
• MSF_CANTMOD Sender cannot modify this message
• MSF_COPYMASK Flags to clear when forwarding and copying messages.
• MSF_EXEMPT Message is `tagged', i.e. can't be deleted
• MSF_FILEATT A file is attached
• MSF_NET Message came in through the network
• MSF_NETMASK Flags to clear when transmitting messages over the network.
• MSF_RECEIPT Read receipt requested
• MSF_REPLY This is a reply to another message
• MSF_SIGNUP This is a signup special message
• ECF_QSCCFG User has configured quickscan.
• ECP_LOGINASK Ask if user wants to read mail on login
• ECP_LOGINYES Unconditionally read mail on login
• ECP_QUOTEASK Ask before quoting
• ECP_QUOTEYES Always quote
• max Returns the maximum of two numbers.
• min Returns the minimum of two numbers.
• randomize Seed the random number generator.
• rnd A simple way to get (pseudo-)random numbers
• OFL_AFTERINPUT First output after an input
• OFL_ANSIENABLE Enable ANSI output
• OFL_INHIBITVARS Do not interpret substitution variables
• OFL_ISBOT Output is for a bot/AI/script
• OFL_PROTECTVARS Only interpret subst vars inside prompts
• OFL_WAITTOCLEAR Pause before clearing screen
• out_clearflags Clear output flags.
• out_setansiflag Set or clear the OFL_ANSIENABLE flag.
• out_setflags Set output flags.
• out_setwaittoclear Set or clear the OFL_WAITTOCLEAR flag.
• msg_get Access a prompt by index.
• msg_getl Access a prompt by index and language.
• msg_getunit Get the name of a unit in the current language.
• CHANNEL_MAGIC The channel file magic number
• TTF_ANSI ANSI enabled on this channel by default
• TTF_ASKANSI Ask people whether they need ANSI
• TTF_ASKXLT Ask people for translation mode
• TTF_CONSOLE Channel is on the system console
• TTF_METABBS Enable the MetaBBS client for this line
• TTF_MODEM There's a modem on this channel
• TTF_SERIAL Channel is a plain serial line
• TTF_SIGNUPS Signups are allowed here
• TTF_TELNET This channel is for telnet connections
• CLF_CRDXFER Allowed to transfer credits to others.
• CLF_LINUX Users have access to Linux shell.
• CLF_LOCKOUT Users not allowed to login at all.
• CLF_NOCHRGE Class is exempt from credit charges.
• ONL_MAGIC Preferred way to refer to a user online structure.
• OLF_AFTERINP Persistent version of OFL_AFTERINPUT.
• OLF_ANSION ANSI directives are allowed.
• OLF_BUSY User is unable to accept pages etc.
• OLF_FORCEIDLE Always force inactivity timeouts.
• OLF_INHIBITGO Disables "/go" command.
• OLF_INSYSCHAT User is in Sysop chat mode.
• OLF_INTELECON User is in teleconference module.
• OLF_INVISIBLE Sysop invisibility mode activated.
• OLF_ISBOT This is a bot/script/etc.
• OLF_ISYSOP Obsolete. Re-use at will.
• OLF_JMP2BLT Jumping from clubs to bulletins.
• OLF_LOGGEDOUT User is logging out or has logged out.
• OLF_MMCALLING Menuman has just executed a module.
• OLF_MMCONCAT Module should process menuman input.
• OLF_MMEXITING Exit module after concatenated command.
• OLF_MMGCDGO Module exit due to "/go" command.
• OLF_NOTIMEOUT Don't enforce inactivity timeouts.
• OLF_RELOGGED User is re-logging on.
• OLF_TLCUNLIST Personal telecon channel is unlisted.
• OLF_TR0 Translation mode, bit 0
• OLF_TR1 Translation mode, bit 1
• OLF_TR2 Translation mode, bit 2
• OLF_TR3 Translation mode, bit 3
• OLF_ZAPBYPASS Eligible to bypass inactivity timeouts.
• usr_getoxlation Extract current translation mode from user online record.
• usr_setoxlation Set current translation mode in user online record.
• USY_AGESTATS Demographic statistics.
• USY_AUDIT View audit trail.
• USY_CHANGE Alter channel modes.
• USY_CLASS Change user class.
• USY_CLASSED User class manager.
• USY_CLEANUP View cleanup logs.
• USY_CLSSTATS User class statistics.
• USY_COPY Copy a file.
• USY_DEL Remove a file.
• USY_DELETE Delete a user.
• USY_DETAIL User account information.
• USY_DIR Produce file listing.
• USY_EDITOR Text file editor.
• USY_EMULATE Emulate a user.
• USY_EVENT Event manager.
• USY_EXEMPT Delete-(un)protect a user.
• USY_FILTAUD Search audit trail.
• USY_GDET Global detail privilege.
• USY_GENSTATS Generic, user-defined statistics.
• USY_HANGUP Hang up a channel.
• USY_INVIS Sysop invisibility privilege.
• USY_KEYS Edit user's personal keyring.
• USY_LINSTATS Linux/UNIX operating system statistics.
• USY_LOGON Change logon messages.
• USY_MASTERKEY User is a Sysop (same as above).
• USY_MODSTATS Module usage statistics.
• USY_MONITOR Monitor all input.
• USY_PAGEAUDIT Set types of audit entries to be paged.
• USY_POST Give credits to a user.
• USY_REN Rename a file.
• USY_SEARCH Search user accounts.
• USY_SECURITY Security logs (subset of audit trail).
• USY_SEND Send sysop message to user or all users.
• USY_SHELL UNIX shell escape.
• USY_SIGNUPS Signup logs (subset of audit trail).
• USY_SUSPEND (Un)suspend a user's account.
• USY_SYS Execute a UNIX command.
• USY_SYSOP User is a Sysop (same as below).
• USY_SYSTATS System statistics.
• USY_TOP Various top-n charts.
• USY_TRANSFER Upload or download files.
• USY_TYPE View contents of a file.
• UFL_DELETED User is marked for deletion tonight.
• UFL_EXEMPT User is exempt from deletions.
• UFL_SUSPENDED User has been suspended.
• UPF_ANSIASK Ask about use of ANSI at login.
• UPF_ANSIDEF Use channel default ANSI value.
• UPF_ANSION User likes ANSI directives.
• UPF_NONSTOP Don't pause at the bottom the screen.
• UPF_OBSOLETE Obsolete flag value; re-use at will.
• UPF_TR0 Translation mode, bit 0.
• UPF_TR1 Translation mode, bit 1.
• UPF_TR2 Translation mode, bit 2.
• UPF_TR3 Translation mode, bit 3.
• UPF_TRASK Ask for translation mode at login.
• UPF_TRDEF Use default channel translation.
• UPF_VISUAL User wants visual tools, where available.
• usr_getpxlation Extract permanent translation mode from user account.
• usr_setpxlation Set permanent translation mode in user account.
• USX_FEMALE User is female.
• USX_MALE User is male.
• _othruseraux Other user's shared scratch space.
• _thisuseraux This user's shared scratch space.
• othruseracc Other user's account.
• othruseronl Other user's online record.
• thisuseracc This user's account.
• thisuseronl This user's online record.

Enums, Unions, Structs

• mod_handler Module handler.
• channel_status Channel status structure.
• xfer_item File transfer item structure (deprecated)
• clubheader Club header.
• emailuser Preferences for the private mail reader
• lastread Per-user, per-club message reading state.
• message An email or club message.
• substvar Substitution variable record
• promptblock A prompt block descriptor.
• emuqueue User emulation structure.
• monitor User monitoring structure.
• sysvar System variables blocks.
• channeldef Channel definition.
• shmuserrec Per-user shared memory segment.
• classrec User class.
• onlinerec User online structure.
• useracc User account structure.

Typedefs

• mod_handler_t Module handler.
• mod_info_t Module information block.
• int16 16-bit signed integer
• int32 32-bit signed integer
• int64 64-bit signed integer
• int8 8-bit signed integer
• uint16 16-bit unsigned integer
• uint32 32-bit unsigned integer
• uint64 64-bit unsigned integer
• uint8 8-bit unsigned integer
• bbskey_t Type of security `keys' and `locks'
• promptblock_t Proper way to define a prompt block.
• classrec_t Preferred way to refer to a struct classrec.
• useracc_t Proper way to refer to a user account.