#
# syslog messages
#
# for any type of debug, error, or info message output a message is
# printed if the bit set in "debug_msgs", "error_msgs", or "info_msgs"
# corresponds to a debug print statement in the code.  at the present the
# following #define's are used for various print statements:
#
#	# define PARSE		bit(0)	/* parsing routines		*/
#	# define LEX		bit(1)	/* lexing routines		*/
#	# define IPC		bit(2)	/* interprocess routines	*/
#	# define SYMTAB		bit(3)	/* symbol table routines	*/
#	# define NUMLIST	bit(4)	/* number list routines		*/
#	# define DRIVER		bit(5)	/* audio switch driver routines	*/
#	# define CONNLIST	bit(6)	/* connection list routines	*/
#	# define SYSTEM		bit(7)	/* system calls, etc.		*/
#	# define USER		bit(8)	/* user error (bad args, etc.)	*/
#	# define INFO		bit(9)	/* general messages		*/
#
# not all of these #define's are in use. if you want to use one you should
# grep the source files for the asw daemon to see if it is being used.
#
# unfortunately the parsing routines that read this file only know how
# to interpret decimal numbers. after you figure out what bits you want
# on you can use dc/bc to convert whatever you come up with to decimal.
# (gareth's yadc is probably the easiest to use for this kind of stuff.)
#
# examples:
#
# if you want ipc and system error messages logged you would use
#	set error_msgs = 132;
# if you want parsing and lexing error messages logged you would use
#	set error_msgs = 3;
# if you want all classes of error messages logged you would use
#	set error_msgs = 1023;
#
# setting "something_msgs" to 0 turns off all messages of that type.
#
set error_msgs =	1023;			# all error messages
set info_msgs =		512;			# INFO only
set debug_msgs =	0;			# no debugging messages

#
# switch to use
#
set switch =		"ss";

#
# configuration
#
set local_conn_only =	0;			# allow any network connections
set single_output =	0;			# don't break previous outputs

#
# output devices
#
output	dacs		is	0, 1, 2, 3;	# d/a converters
output  studio		is	4, 5, 6, 7;     # trunks from studio
output  pdp		is	8;		# pdp d/a converters

#
# input spaces
#
input	ttyhe		is	0, 1, 2, 3;	# studio
input	ttyi0		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi1		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi2		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi3		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi4		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi5		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi6		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyi7		is	4, 5, 6, 7;	# bungalow
input	ttyh7		is	8, 9, 24, 25;	# frm's office
input	tty14		is 	10, 13;		# workshop
input	sdfelix		is 	10, 13;		# workshop
input	sdcarla		is	14, 15;		# dgl's office (sun)
input	tty12		is	16, 17, 18, 19;	# main space
input	tty13		is	16, 17, 18, 19;	# main space
input   ttyh4		is	20, 21;		# visiting researcher
input   ttyh5		is	20, 21;		# visiting researcher
input   ttyh6		is	20, 21;		# visiting researcher
input	tty10		is	22, 23, 26, 27; # conference room
input	tty11		is	22, 23, 26, 27; # conference room
input	ttyh1		is	28, 29;		# ra's office
input	ttyh2		is	28, 29;		# ra's office
input	ttyh3		is	28, 29;		# ra's office
input	ttyhb		is	30, 31;		# rusty's office
