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							     This file lists all of the network stack functions registered as WindView 
events by the associated scripts. The following sequence of events indicates 
the reception of data:
    {4, 5} -> { 27, 30} -> {44, 45, 46}
where the braces indicate a set of event identifiers, one of which may be
 present, depending on the system configuration and the implementation of 
the network applications. For example, no events from the last group would be 
present for a network application which did not use the BSD socket layer and 
no events from the first group would appear unless the VxWorks image used the 
MUX/END drivers. Further variation in this sequence is caused by the network
 buffer management operations. If those events are added, one or more of 
identifiers 12-19 may appear as well. 
     A complete description of these routines and the circumstances causing 
the associated events is beyond the scope of this document. For more 
information, see the manual pages for the associated functions, if available. 
However, many of these functions are internal to the implementation of the 
network protocols. To help interpret the associated events, the following 
guide to the TCP/IP stack is recommended:
TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 1, The Protocols, by W. Richard Stevens
TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 2, The Implementation, by Gary R. Wright 
                                                  and W. Richard Stevens
User Event ID 	Function Name 				Script Name
-------------	-------------				-----------
0		muxDevLoad				MuxEventSet.scp
1		muxDevStart				MuxEventSet.scp
2		muxSend					MuxEventSet.scp
3		muxPollSend				MuxEventSet.scp
4		muxReceive				MuxEventSet.scp
5		muxPollReceive				MuxEventSet.scp
6		muxDevStop				MuxEventSet.scp
7		muxDevUnload				MuxEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
8		rtalloc1				RouteEventSet.scp
9		rtredirect				RouteEventSet.scp
10		rtfree					RouteEventSet.scp
11		rtioctl					RouteEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
12		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pMblkFreeRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
13		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pClBlkFreeRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
14		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pClFreeRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
15		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pMblkClFreeRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
16		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pMblkGetRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
17		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pClBlkGetRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
18		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pClGetRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
19		pNetPoolFuncTbl->pMblkClGetRtn		NetBufEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
20		ip_ctloutput				IpEventSet.scp
21		ip_output				IpEventSet.scp
22		ip_slowtimo				IpEventSet.scp
23		ip_drain				IpEventSet.scp
24*		icmpErrorHook				IpEventSet.scp
25*		igmpJoinGrpHook				IpEventSet.scp
26*		igmpLeaveGrpHook			IpEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
27		udp_input				UdpEventSet.scp
28		udp_ctlinput				UdpEventSet.scp
29		udp_usrreq				UdpEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
30		tcp_input				TcpEventSet.scp
31		tcp_ctlinput				TcpEventSet.scp
32		tcp_ctloutput				TcpEventSet.scp
33		tcp_usrreq				TcpEventSet.scp
34		tcp_fasttimo				TcpEventSet.scp
35		tcp_drain				TcpEventSet.scp
36		tcp_timers				TcpEventSet.scp
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
37		bsdSockFunc.acceptRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
38		bsdSockFunc.bindRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
39		bsdSockFunc.connectRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
40		bsdSockFunc.connectWithTimeoutRtn	BsdSockEventSet.scp
41		bsdSockFunc.getpeernameRtn		BsdSockEventSet.scp
42		bsdSockFunc.getsocknameRtn		BsdSockEventSet.scp
43		bsdSockFunc.listenRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
44		bsdSockFunc.recvRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
45		bsdSockFunc.recvfromRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
46		bsdSockFunc.recvmsgRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
47		bsdSockFunc.sendRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
48		bsdSockFunc.sendtoRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
49		bsdSockFunc.sendmsgRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
50		bsdSockFunc.shutdownRtn			BsdSockEventSet.scp
     *NOTE: Although present in the script file, these event points are 
            not set automatically. The associated script file must be edited 
            to remove the appropriate comment mark if the corresponding hook 
            routines are installed.

						