On linux, I am opening a pseudo tty on the master side. While there is no client on the slave side, the pseudo tty seems to be echoing everything I am writing to him, which is not what I am expecting. Consider the folowing code :
在linux上,我在master方面打开一个伪tty。虽然奴隶方没有客户端,但伪tty似乎正在回应我写给他的一切,这不是我所期待的。考虑下面的代码:
int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
int ptyfd;
int rc; /* return code */
char readbuf[3];
ptyfd = open("/dev/ptmx", O_RDWR | O_NOCTTY);
die_on_error(ptyfd, "open ptmx");
/* unlock and print slave name */
rc = unlockpt(ptyfd);
die_on_error(rc, "unlockpt");
printf("Slave pts name : %s\n", ptsname(ptyfd));
write(ptyfd, "C", 1);
rc=read(ptyfd, readbuf, 1);
die_on_error(rc, "read");
printf("read returned %c\n",readbuf[0]);
return 0;
}
When I run this program, I would expect the read call to block, but instead it immediately returns and the readbuf content is C. How can I change this behaviour ? When the slave side is not opened, I would like the character written on the master side to either vanish or be fifoed for later reading by the slave side.
当我运行这个程序时,我希望read调用阻塞,但它会立即返回并且readbuf内容为C.如何更改此行为?当从属方未打开时,我希望写在主方的字符要么消失要么被丢弃以便以后由从属方读取。
Is changing the master side attributes the right way to do it ?
正在改变主方属性的正确方法吗?
2 个解决方案
#1
I thought the master side was not a tty, but apparently it is, so you can call things like tcgettattr
and tcsetattr
, and suppress the echo.
我认为主方不是一个tty,但显然它是,所以你可以调用像tcgettattr和tcsetattr这样的东西,并抑制回声。
#2
You can use the blocking getch()
call. Also getch()
will not echo the content.
您可以使用阻塞getch()调用。 getch()也不会回显内容。
#1
I thought the master side was not a tty, but apparently it is, so you can call things like tcgettattr
and tcsetattr
, and suppress the echo.
我认为主方不是一个tty,但显然它是,所以你可以调用像tcgettattr和tcsetattr这样的东西,并抑制回声。
#2
You can use the blocking getch()
call. Also getch()
will not echo the content.
您可以使用阻塞getch()调用。 getch()也不会回显内容。