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From: Zahemszky Gabor <zgabor@CoDe.hu>
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Date: Tue, 27 May 1997 11:29:48 +0200 (MET DST)
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> I need file "termio.h" for compilling.
> I did not this file on many sites.
> Please say me where i may found "termio.h" or how i can exchange this file.

If I know well, termio.h is an old SysV-ism.  Old BSD machines used to have
sgtty.h (BSD) or something, and most of the modern Unices use termios.h
(POSIX).  So you have to find an old SVR2 machine somewhere.
Well, if I remember well, Coherent had termio, too.

Bye, Gabor

PS: I think, it would be better to look around in your software, and find,
how can it use BSD- or POSIX-like terminal handler routines.

PS2: I've just found, that you're from .su, so look around and find an old
hungarian machine (VT32x) with DMOS.  It has (had) termio, too.

-- 
#!/bin/ksh
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