Move libc termios bindings from POSIX to Linux#3251
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c_cc is not an array of Cc members. The Cc enum are the index positions. The value at a given index position is an arbitrary byte value.
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@ManuLinares and I decided that we'll merge all work into a single PR. See #3254 instead. |
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Note: Based on #3248. Merge that one first.
This moves the current
termiosimplementation out oflib/std/libc/os/posix.c3and intolib/std/libc/os/linux.c3. The definitions were not generic POSIX definitions. They match Linux/glibc specifictermiosconstants, control-character indexes, andstruct termioslayout.lib/std/libc/termios.c3is also narrowed from POSIX to Linux so the API is only exposed for the platform it currently matches.