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This collection of functions contain system-dependent code used by the SerialPort package.
SerialPort - serial connections for Java
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#include "sysdependent.h"
int decode_baud_rate(int baud);
Return the termios code for the baud rate. baud contains the baud rate as a numeric value. It returns the baud rate code required by termios code or -1 if the baud rate was invalid.
In: sysdependent.c
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#include "sysdependent.h"
int set_termio(int fd,
int baud,
int dbits,
char parity,
int sbits,
int debug);
Configure a serial port to use the requested values. The port must be open before this function is called. Set the port referenced by fd to operate at baud rate with dbits data bits (5-8), parity (N, E, O) and sbits stop bits (1,2).
Returns -1 on error and zero on success. Use set_termio_error() to retrieve the error description.
The internals of this function are highly system dependent. This is the Linux version.
In: sysdependent.c
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#include "sysdependent.h"
char *set_termio_error();
Returns the description for the last error detected by set_termio().
In: sysdependent.c
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