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Annotation of 43BSD/old/berknet/setmode.c, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: static char sccsid[] = "@(#)setmode.c  4.1     (Berkeley)      10/2/82";
                      2: 
                      3: /* 
                      4:        setmode.c
                      5:        
                      6:        used to set the mode to cat files to check the net tty drivers
                      7: */
                      8: # include <stdio.h>
                      9: # include <sgtty.h>
                     10: main(argc,argv)
                     11:   char **argv; {
                     12:        struct sgttyb stt;
                     13:        FILE *readtty;
                     14:        if(fork() != 0)exit(0);
                     15:        printf("kill %d\n",getpid());
                     16:        readtty = fopen(argv[1],"w");
                     17:        if(readtty == NULL)goto err1;
                     18:        if(gtty(fileno(readtty),&stt) < 0)goto err2;
                     19:        stt.sg_ispeed = stt.sg_ospeed = 9;  /* 1200 baud */
                     20:        stt.sg_erase = stt.sg_kill = 0;         /* erase and kill off */
                     21:        stt.sg_flags = ANYP;    /* even and odd parity, off everything else */
                     22:        if(stty(fileno(readtty),&stt) < 0)goto err3;
                     23:        sleep(30000);
                     24: err1:
                     25:        printf("Error1: ");
                     26:        perror(argv[1]);
                     27:        exit(1);
                     28: err2:
                     29:        printf("Error2: ");
                     30:        perror(argv[1]);
                     31:        exit(1);
                     32: err3:
                     33:        printf("Error3: ");
                     34:        perror(argv[1]);
                     35:        exit(1);
                     36:        }

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