(* Copyright 1996-2003 John D. Polstra.
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 * $Id: Fixup.i3,v 1.10 2003/03/04 19:26:09 jdp Exp $ *)

INTERFACE Fixup;

IMPORT Pathname, SupFileRec;

CONST Brand = "Fixup";

TYPE
  T = REF RECORD
    sfr: SupFileRec.T;
    name: Pathname.T;
  END;

(* A "Fixup.T", or fixup, holds the information necessary to recover
   from an unsuccessful edit of an RCS file.  If, after editing an RCS
   file, the checksum does not match, then a fixup is generated for that
   file.  The Updater writes the fixups into a synchronized queue
   (see the "SyncQueue" generic interface).  These are read later by
   the Detailer.  For each fixup, the Detailer sends a request to the
   server which causes it to send a complete copy of the offending file. *)

END Fixup.