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+---------------+ | uemacs/pk 4.0 | +---------------+. uemacs/pk 4.0 is an enhanced version of microemacs 3.9e. enhancements have been incorporated by petri h. kutvonen, university of helsinki, finland kutvonen@cs.helsinki.fi. why is it based on an old version of microemacs?. in my opinion 3.9e was the best of all microemacses. creeping featurism, growing size, and reduced portability made versions 3.10 and 3.11 less attractive. microemacs 3.9e was one of the few editors that were truly portable between different flavours of unix, pc/ms-dos, and vax/vms. it was pretty robust - although not flawless. uemacs/pk 4.0 includes numerous bug fixes, adds some new functionality and comfort but does not sacrifice the best things (small size and portability). what is new - compared to microemacs 3.9e?. o advisory file locking on bsd-derived systems o new screen update algorithm, borrowed largely form "vile" by paul g. fox pgf@cayman.com, uemacs can now be used on slow (1200 bps) connections because it uses terminal scrolling
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I'm reading the source code for a text editor application (Torvalds/uemacs on GitHub.com). There is a certain file (termio.c) that #include
s the contents of files such as: stsdef.h, ssdef.h, descript.h, iodef.h, ttdef.h and tt2def.h. I have absolutely no clue what these header files contain or what they are used for. Can anyone refer me to any material I can read to understand what these are?
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Answered 2019-May-25 at 06:43These headers are specific for the VMS operating system. They're guarded by both #ifndef POSIX
and #ifdef VMS
. They contain the terminal bps settings and alike for this operating system. The files do not exist in Unixen or Windows, and are not needed there to compile uemacs.
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