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- %}
- /*
- * File: cbak\common\cbak.rpc
- *
- * This RPC file runs in the following environment:
- * NetWare RPC 1.0, NetWare 2.1 or higher, DOS 3.3
- *
- * This is the RPC Specification file for the callback example.
- */
-
- /*
- * This is the primary interface for the callback example
- *
- * There's nothing special about this specification other than the use
- * of the customization code imported from "cbak_i.rpc". All procedures
- * following the import statement will have callback enabled.
- *
- *
- * A global variable called sname is identified as the variable containing
- * process binding information.
- */
- extern server_name [bind in] sname; /* server_name is a predefined binding
- type (typedef char *server_name) */
-
- int
- stop_server();
-
- /*
- * RPC declarations before this point do not make use of callback.
- * Everything following this "import" statement is permitted to make
- * calls to "callback" procedures.
- */
- import "cbak_i.rpc";
-
- int
- sum_array ( int nitems );
-