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From: ken@hp-pcd.UUCP (ken)
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Subject: Re: IPC & humble pie
Message-ID: <15100015@hpcvlo.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 5-Sep-86 14:48:00 EDT
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Posted: Fri Sep  5 14:48:00 1986
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Nf-From: hpcvlo!ken    Sep  5 10:48:00 1986


 A full blown kermit is on its way...

 stty-  you are better off using ioctl() calls from a program.  I sent
 an example of some code along with kermit.   However realize you can
 control the setting of the serial device without ever writing code by
 using the stty command shipped with the Integral.  For example:
 1) open the serial device  (say "cat </dev/cul00")
 2) use stty to set or view the serial device configuration.
    To view the configuration say "stty -a </dev/cul00"
    To set, say the BAUD rate say "stty 9600 </dev/9600"
In general when the serial device is open'd use the stty command with
input redirected from the serial device file.  Note that doing this
allows your to have an HP2622 terminal emulator window wihtout ever
writing a line of code.
			-Ken Bronstein
			 hp-pcd!ken
			 (503) 757-2000 X4133