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Annotation of cci/usr/src/usr.bin/bsc/cmd/3270/README, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: This directory contains the files necessary to build and maintain the
        !             2: 3277 emulator.
        !             3: These files are:
        !             4: 
        !             5: applib         archive library of miscellaneous subroutines, in particular
        !             6:                the translate subroutine (which appears in ../batch)
        !             7: em.h           Header file for all e*.c
        !             8: em3277.c       Main control program for 3277 emulation
        !             9: em_audnm.c     Subroutine to name secondary audit file(s)
        !            10: em_cnfig.c     Subroutine to read host configuration file
        !            11: em_errs.c      Subroutine for error processing
        !            12: emgetstr.c     Subroutine to get string from terminal
        !            13: em_help.c      Subroutine to display 3270/terminal keyboard map
        !            14: emprocbuf.c    Subroutine to process received 3270 buffer
        !            15: emprint.c      Subroutine to print a screen
        !            16: emputchar.c    Subroutine to put a character into a field on the screen
        !            17: emreadbuf.c    Subroutine to handle 'read buffer' command
        !            18: emreadmod.c    Subroutine to handle 'read modified' requests
        !            19: emterm.c       Subroutine to set up terminal, handle keyin's
        !            20: emulate.c      Overall terminal emulation routine
        !            21: getnext.c      Subroutine to get next comm device to open
        !            22: inst3270.c     Installation exit for connect, disconnect
        !            23: local.h                Local options
        !            24: makefile       Control file for 'make'

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