CallAddr
#include <AppleTalk.h>
typedef struct ATQEntry { Size Offset Description ATQEntryPtr *qLink ; 4 0 Address of next queue entry;
short qType; 2 4 Reserved
ProcPtr CallAddr ; 4 6 Pointer to your routine typedef ATQEntry *ATQEntryPtr;
Notes: When you want to add an entry to the AppleTalk Transition Queue, you must
create an ATQentry data structure and give LAP Manager a pointer to it. The qLink field is a pointer to the next queue entry. You should set this field
to NIL; LAP Manager fills it in when an application adds another entry to the queue. The qType field is reserved to maintain consistency with other
operating-system queues. The CallAddr field is a pointer to a routine that
you provide.
Because you provide the memory for the AppleTalk Transition Queue entry,
you can add as many fields to the end of the entry as you wish for your own
purposes. Whenever your routine is called, the caller provides you with a
pointer to the queue entry so that you can have access to the information you
stored at the end of your queue entry.
There are four LAP Manager functions you can use that are related to the AppleTalk Transition Queue:
• The LAPAddATQfunction adds an entry to the AppleTalk Transition Queue.
Transition Queue.
• The ATEventprocedure calls all the entries in the AppleTalk Transition Queue with an AppleTalk transition event of your own
definition.
Transition Queue with an AppleTalk transition event of your own
definition and gives each entry the opportunity to respond.