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/*
* SMAPI; Modified Squish MSGAPI
*
* Squish MSGAPI0 is copyright 1991 by Scott J. Dudley. All rights reserved.
* Modifications released to the public domain.
*
* Use of this file is subject to the restrictions contain in the Squish
* MSGAPI0 licence agreement. Please refer to licence.txt for complete
* details of the licencing restrictions. If you do not find the text
* of this agreement in licence.txt, or if you do not have this file,
* you should contact Scott Dudley at FidoNet node 1:249/106 or Internet
* e-mail Scott.Dudley@f106.n249.z1.fidonet.org.
*
* In no event should you proceed to use any of the source files in this
* archive without having accepted the terms of the MSGAPI0 licensing
* agreement, or such other agreement as you are able to reach with the
* author.
*/
#ifndef __OLD_MSG_H__
#define __OLD_MSG_H__
/* OPUS message header structure */
struct _omsg
{
byte from[36];
byte to[36];
byte subj[72];
byte date[20]; /* Obsolete/unused ASCII date information */
word times; /* FIDO<tm>: Number of times read */
sword dest; /* Destination node */
sword orig; /* Origination node number */
word cost; /* Unit cost charged to send the message */
sword orig_net; /* Origination network number */
sword dest_net; /* Destination network number */
/*
* A timestamp is a 32-bit integer in the UNIX flavor (ie. the number
* of seconds since midnight, January 1, 1970). Timestamps in messages
* are always Greenwich Mean Time (UTC), never local time.
*
* TE 05/27/98: I doubt that the comment above is true. The Opus
* timestamps are in the DOS date format, not inthe UNIX stamp format.
*/
struct _stamp date_written; /* When user wrote the msg */
struct _stamp date_arrived; /* When msg arrived on-line */
word reply; /* Current msg is a reply to this msg nr */
word attr; /* Attribute (behavior) of the message */
word up; /* Next message in the thread */
};
/* OPUS message header size (on .MSG file) */
#define OMSG_SIZE 190
#endif
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