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From: stevo@ucrmath.UUCP (Steve Groom)
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Subject: Re: BSD equivalents to System V curses functionality
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Date: Wed, 12-Mar-86 16:54:43 EST
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> Our System V curses library has the following functions, but BSD curses
> doesn't. ...

I posted the same things recently in reference to the Battleship program in 
net.sources that used those System V calls. The (4.2)bsd equivalents are:
Sys. V:		bsd:
cbreak()	crmode()
saveterm()	savetty()
resetterm()	resetty()
nocbreak()	nocrmode()

As far as I know, beep() has no equivalent in bsd, but you can get away with
writing a ^G to the screen like this (instead of using bell() ):

wprintw(stdscr,"%c",7);

because ^G is ASCII char 7....

As for the eof problem, I really don't know, but I hope this helps....