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From: Jason Borkowsky <jcborkow@tcpns.com>
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Subject: Serial port control
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I am looking to find a simple way to control a serial port through BSD
(such as raising and lowering DTR for a specified duration). I thought I
had it using ioctl() and wrote a simple program to test it, but it seems I
don't have a full understanding of ioctl(). Does anyone know of any
pre-written utilities I can use? Or where to get some really detailed
information about ioctl()? Thanks!



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