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/*++ BUILD Version: 0001 // Increment this if a change has global effects Copyright (c) 1992 Microsoft Corporation Module Name: rasctrnm.h Abstract: This file defines the ras symbols used in the rasctrs.ini file for loading the counters to registry. Created: Thomas J. Dimitri 28 May 93 Revision History Ram Cherala 04 Nov 93 Added this header --*/ // // rasctrnm.h // // Offset definition file for exensible counter objects and counters // // These "relative" offsets must start at 0 and be multiples of 2 (i.e. // even numbers). In the Open Procedure, they will be added to the // "First Counter" and "First Help" values fo the device they belong to, // in order to determine the absolute location of the counter and // object names and corresponding help text in the registry. // // this file is used by the extensible counter DLL code as well as the // counter name and help text definition file (.INI) file that is used // by LODCTR to load the names into the registry. // #define RASPORTOBJ 0 // // The following constants are good for both Total and individual port. // #define BYTESTX 2 #define BYTESRX 4 #define FRAMESTX 6 #define FRAMESRX 8 #define PERCENTTXC 10 #define PERCENTRXC 12 #define CRCERRORS 14 #define TIMEOUTERRORS 16 #define SERIALOVERRUNS 18 #define ALIGNMENTERRORS 20 #define BUFFEROVERRUNS 22 #define TOTALERRORS 24 #define BYTESTXSEC 26 #define BYTESRXSEC 28 #define FRAMESTXSEC 30 #define FRAMESRXSEC 32 #define TOTALERRORSSEC 34 // // The following constants are good only for Total. // #define RASTOTALOBJ 36 #define TOTALCONNECTIONS 38