/* sim_rs232.h: RS-232 signal declarations

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   09-Jan-20    JDB     First release version
   01-Jan-20    JDB     Created file


   This module contains the declarations of the RS-232 modem control signals as
   provided by the 9-pin PC serial port.  The port provides these signals
   (called "circuits" in the RS-232 standard):

     Pin  Code  Description          Function
     ---  ----  -------------------  --------
      3   TXD   Transmitted Data     Data
      2   RXD   Received Data        Data
      7   RTS   Request to Send      Control
      8   CTS   Clear to Send        Status
      4   DTR   Data Terminal Ready  Control
      6   DSR   Data Set Ready       Status
      1   DCD   Data Carrier Detect  Status
      9   RI    Ring Indicator       Status
      5   GND   Signal Ground        Power


   Implementation notes:

    1. The signals are declared as an enumeration because the "gdb" debugger has
       explicit display support for sets containing enumeration values.

    2. In addition to the RS-232 declarations, we also declare a "reset" value
       that is used to reinitialize modem handling during a device reset, and an
       "error" value that is returned for an error condition.
*/



typedef enum {                                  /* RS-232 signals */
    No_Signals    = 0000,                       /*   no signals          */
    Reset_Control = 0001,                       /*   reset control       */
    DTR_Control   = 0002,                       /*   Data Terminal Ready */
    RTS_Control   = 0004,                       /*   Request To Send     */
    DSR_Status    = 0010,                       /*   Data Set Ready      */
    CTS_Status    = 0020,                       /*   Clear To Send       */
    DCD_Status    = 0040,                       /*   Data Carrier Detect */
    RI_Status     = 0100,                       /*   Ring Indicator      */
    Error_Status  = 0200                        /*   error status        */
    } RS232_SIGNAL;