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From: tns1 <tns1 AT cox DOT net>
Subject:  Re: setting baud for USB serial adaptors
Date:  Sun, 23 Oct 2005 09:31:36 -0700
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tns1 wrote:
> WinXP SP2, cygwin 5.19 snapshot
> 
> Once I grabbed the latest cygwin snapshot and made sure I had the 
> coreutils 5.9xxx, I could finally use stty to set the baud of my 
> built-in COM port, but it does not work for my USB serial adaptors. Any 
> ideas?
> 
> 
After more reading, I see that the newer functions cfsetispeed(), 
cfsetospeed() do work for setting the baud on my USB serial adaptors. 
Masking c_cflag directly (old style) works for standard built-in COM 
ports. It looks as if stty can only set/report the baud in c_cflag.



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