On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Scott Klement wrote:
> In the current CVS sources, in tn5250.c, there is a section that looks
> like this:
>
> }
> FILE *log = fopen("/dev/tty1","w");
> fprintf (log, "host = '%s'\r\n", tn5250_config_get (config, "host"));
> fclose (log);
>
> }
>
>
> This does not work on FreeBSD. It creates a segmentation fault, because
> the fopen() will invariably fail. The tty's in FreeBSD are named slightly
> differently than this.
The same is probably true on IRIX so I vote that we figure out some
cross-platform way of doing it. I haven't had a chance to test yet so I'm
not sure that it fails.
> I'm wondering if this type of code is really desirable?! I realize that
> this is supposed to be a "Linux" emulator, and I'm the odd man out when it
> comes to my preference of an OS... but do you really want to hardcore the
> device names in the source?!
Is this a 'Linux' emulator? I thought it was for all unix-based machines.
There was even a windows version for a while.
James Rich
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