Re: PATCH: X25 speed (AIX does not define B115200)
Vincent CHAVANIS <[email protected]>
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Hi all Any other comments for this (needed) patch ? Vincent CHAVANIS a écrit : > > ++1. > > > X.25 protocol is quite old, that means system will also be old. > And that means we need to support most of these. > FYI, POSIX.1 define at least B57600. > > Vincent > > > Bostock James a écrit : >>> From: Vincent CHAVANIS >>> Sent: 10 July 2008 18:06 >>> >>> I'm +0 as it. >>> >>> The fact is that we need to choose the fastest available speed. >>> But assume at lease a default working speed as 9600bps >>> >>> Could you please modify your patch and submit it again? >>> >>> thanks! >>> >>> Vincent >>> >> >> Speeds of up to B38400 are defined by the Single UNIX Specification >> (http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xsh/termios.h.html) so I >> am not sure whether it is necessary to check for each constant from >> B9600 up to B115200 (by the way, does anyone know why B115200 is used >> and not one of the higher speeds that seemed to be defined in termios.h >> on operating systems other than AIX 5.2?). >> >> However, if this will make the difference between my patch being >> accepted or rejected, the updated patch (attached) does this. >> >> -james >