ack/mach/minixST/libsys/_ioctl.c

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#include <lib.h>
#include <minix/com.h>
#define ioctl _ioctl
#include <sgtty.h>
PUBLIC int ioctl(fd, request, argp)
int fd;
int request;
struct sgttyb *argp;
{
int n;
long erase, kill, intr, quit, xon, xoff, eof, brk, speed;
struct tchars *argt;
_M.TTY_REQUEST = request;
_M.TTY_LINE = fd;
switch(request) {
case TIOCSETP:
erase = argp->sg_erase & BYTE;
kill = argp->sg_kill & BYTE;
speed = ((argp->sg_ospeed & BYTE) << 8) | (argp->sg_ispeed & BYTE);
_M.TTY_SPEK = (speed << 16) | (erase << 8) | kill;
_M.TTY_FLAGS = argp->sg_flags;
n = _callx(FS, IOCTL);
return(n);
case TIOCSETC:
argt = (struct tchars * /* kludge */) argp;
intr = argt->t_intrc & BYTE;
quit = argt->t_quitc & BYTE;
xon = argt->t_startc & BYTE;
xoff = argt->t_stopc & BYTE;
eof = argt->t_eofc & BYTE;
brk = argt->t_brkc & BYTE; /* not used at the moment */
_M.TTY_SPEK = (intr<<24) | (quit<<16) | (xon<<8) | (xoff<<0);
_M.TTY_FLAGS = (eof<<8) | (brk<<0);
n = _callx(FS, IOCTL);
return(n);
case TIOCGETP:
n = _callx(FS, IOCTL);
argp->sg_erase = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 8) & BYTE;
argp->sg_kill = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 0) & BYTE;
argp->sg_flags = _M.TTY_FLAGS & 0xFFFFL;
speed = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 16) & 0xFFFFL;
argp->sg_ispeed = speed & BYTE;
argp->sg_ospeed = (speed >> 8) & BYTE;
return(n);
case TIOCGETC:
n = _callx(FS, IOCTL);
argt = (struct tchars *) argp;
argt->t_intrc = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 24) & BYTE;
argt->t_quitc = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 16) & BYTE;
argt->t_startc = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 8) & BYTE;
argt->t_stopc = (_M.TTY_SPEK >> 0) & BYTE;
argt->t_eofc = (_M.TTY_FLAGS >> 8) & BYTE;
argt->t_brkc = (_M.TTY_FLAGS >> 8) & BYTE;
return(n);
/* This is silly, do we want to add 1001 cases and _M.TTY_XYZ's here?
* We should just pop argp into the message for low-level interpretation.
*/
case TIOCFLUSH:
_M.TTY_FLAGS = (int /* kludge */) argp;
return _callx(FS, IOCTL);
/* decided to pop argp in the ADDRESS field. Left TIOCFLUSH a special case
* since it affects other platforms and old software too. FM
*/
default:
_M.ADDRESS = (char *)argp;
return _callx(FS, IOCTL);
}
}