[Rxtx] termios.h defines ... JNA related

[Steffen DETTMER]

* Kustaa Nyholm wrote on Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 20:45 +0300:
> On Mac OS X B19200 has the value on 19200 where as on one Linux
> it has the value of 16.
> 
> How much the different Linux constants differ or can we assume
> that across Linux:es they are the same?

On my linuxes B19200 has the value of 14 (16 octal), did you mean
0000016 (typo) or do you have really 16?

> The size of some fields in 'struct termios' is size_t according
> to POSIX, which makes them depend on architecture.

Not sure if I understand correctly. Also size of int etc depend
on architecture. Hum, and who knows what the non-POSIX-compliant
systems do...

> Is it conceivable that the values are different depending on
> architecture (on the same OS)?
> 
> Like Mac OS X has i386 (32 bit) ppc (32 bit) and x86_64 (64
> bit) architecture and I presume the size of for example c_flags
> in termios struct is different depending on the architecture
> (maybe it is not?) 

I would assume this could happen (often this is a motivation to
define and use dedicated data types like tcflag_t to allow
implementations to use something appropriate).

ILP32 has int, long int and pointer types with 32 bits long; 
and on LP64 (linux x86_64) long int and pointers are 64 bits, and
int are 32 bits. Don't know if any ILP64 OS is supported by rxtx
(don't even know such an OS, would SPARC64 be an example?).

Isn't it possible to find out sizeof(int) etc with JNA?

oki,

Steffen


 
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