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In article <3898@cbmvax.UUCP> bryce@cbmvax.UUCP (Bryce Nesbitt) writes:
||I'm using the serial.device, and I need to know if transmission is stopped
||due to having received XOFF.
|| So I did the obvious:  if( IOSTF_XOFFREAD & InSer-|io_Status) {
|
|The problem is that those bit definitions refer to the HIGH ORDER BYTE
|of the io_Status WORD.  This is a bug, and will be fixed.
                                                 ^^^^^^^^
||#define IOSTB_XOFFREAD 4L
||#define IOSTF_XOFFREAD (1L<<4)
|
|/* change to */
|#define IOSTB_XOFFREAD (4+8)L
|#define IOSTF_XOFFREAD (1L << IOSTB_XOFFREAD)
|
|That will work.
      ^^^^^^^^^

Bryce,

What do you mean? Can we assume that the above fix will always work, even
in 1.4 and above?  That is, is the fix just properly documenting the
current situation?

-- Marco Papa 'Doc'
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