Serial Communications Library
Copyright (c) 2005, Brian E. Heilig
Eiffel Forum License v2 (see license.txt)
-- Indicates that the device should hang up
-- A baud rate of 110 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 115.2 kilo symbols per second. The availability
-- of this rate is not guaranteed by Posix.
-- A baud rate of 1200 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 128 kilo symbols per second. The availability
-- of this rate is not guaranteed by Posix.
-- A baud rate of 134.5 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 1800 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 19.2 kilo symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 200 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 2400 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 256 kilo symbols per second. The availability
-- of this rate is not guaranteed by Posix.
-- A baud rate of 300 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 38.4 kilo symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 4800 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 56 kilo symbols per second. The availability
-- of this rate is not guaranteed by Posix.
-- A baud rate of 57.6 kilo symbols per second. The availability
-- of this rate is not guaranteed by Posix.
-- A baud rate of 600 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 75 symbols per second.
-- A baud rate of 9600 symbols per second.
-- A constant indicating an invalid baud rate
-- Parity settings for the device
-- Parity settings for the device
-- Parity settings for the device
-- Stop bit settings
-- Stop bit settings
-- End-of-file character
-- End-of-line character
-- Erase character
-- Kill character
-- Reception of this character generates a SIGINTs signal
-- Quit character
-- Reception of this character will restart output after stopping it
-- if XON/XOFF flow control is enabled
-- Reception of this character will stop output if XON/XOFF flow
-- control is enabled
-- Reception of this character generates a SIGSTP signal
-- Minimum characters for a completed read
-- Read timeout in tenths of a second
-- Ignore modem status lines
-- Allow input to be received
-- Character size mask
-- Use two stop bits per character (1 if false)
-- Send a hang up signal when the last process closes the tty
-- Generate parity bit in output and expect parity bit in input.
-- Odd parity, else even
-- Five data bits per word
-- Five data bits per word
-- Five data bits per word
-- Five data bits per word
-- Ignore characters with parity errors.
-- Enable input parity check.
-- Clear high (8th) bit of input characters
-- Enable sending of start/stop characters
-- Enable XON/XOFF flow control
-- Mark parity errors (with a 255-0-character sequence)
-- Echo input characters back to the transmitter
-- Canonical input (erase and kill processing)
Termios constants used by class COM_TERMIOS