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Annotation of researchv9/libc/gen/linedis.c, revision 1.1.1.2

1.1       root        1: /*
                      2:  * magic numbers of line disciplines
                      3:  */
                      4: 
                      5: int    tty_ld  = 0;    /* tty processing */
                      6: int    cdkp_ld = 1;    /* URP protocol -- character mode (same as 1) */
                      7: int    rdk_ld  = 2;    /* raw datakit protocol */
                      8: int    pk_ld   = 3;    /* packet driver */
                      9: int    mesg_ld = 4;    /* data message protocol */
                     10: int    dkp_ld  = 5;    /* URP protocol -- block mode */
                     11: int    ntty_ld = 6;    /* new tty processing */
                     12: int    buf_ld  = 7;    /* buffer up characters till timeout */
                     13: int    trc_ld  = 8;    /* stream tracer */
                     14: int    rmesg_ld= 9;    /* reverse message processing */
                     15: int    ip_ld   = 10;   /* IP - push on net interfaces (il, ec, ...) */
                     16: int    tcp_ld  = 11;   /* TCP (inet) - only one instance, on /dev/ip6 */
                     17: int    chroute_ld=12;  /* Chaosnet - push on net interfaces (il, ec, ...) */
                     18: int    arp_ld  = 13;   /* Ethernet address resolution - on net interfaces */
                     19: int    udp_ld  = 14;   /* UDP (inet) - only one instance, on /dev/ip */
                     20: int    chaos_ld= 15;   /* Chaosnet - only one, above any chroute_ld */
                     21: int    filter_ld=16;   /* Delimiter filtering */
                     22: int    dump_ld = 17;   /* Debug dumper */
                     23: int    conn_ld = 18;   /* Connection line discipline */
1.1.1.2 ! root       24: int    uxp_ld  = 19;   /* unix common control protocol */
        !            25: int    kbd_ld  = 20;   /* Sun kbd translation */

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