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Subject: Re: TERMIO under the SUN
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Date: Fri, 1-May-87 02:57:31 EDT
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> The problem "termio"
> In my C program I have a line:
> #include <sys/termio.h>
> 
> to which the SUN-3 compiler answered:
> 
> "Include file "sys/termio.h" not found.
> 
> I've checked for termio.h in /usr/include
> and in the /usr/include/sys and of course
> it is not there.  

Try looking in "/usr/5include/termio.h".  In the current release, the
"termio" stuff is only available if you install the "System V
optional software" package and use "/usr/5bin/cc" rather than
"/bin/cc" to compile your software.  (If that program was originally
intended to run on a System V system, you want to use "/usr/5bin/cc"
anyway, so it picks up the System V versions of things like
"sprintf", "signal", etc., etc..)

> On the other hand there is a complete "man"
> entry for "termio" and it has no synopsis
> for termio - i.e. I assumed that termio is
> included automatically.

Bad assumption.  There is no synopsis for "termio" in the System V
Release 2 man page either, and our "termio" man page is derived from
that one.