Greg:
You best bet is the html documentation that comes with LiS and the sample
drivers that are distributed with LiS. There are pointers in the docs to
where you can obtain more information about STREAMS itself (Sun web site,
Amazon.com).
-- Dave
Greg Maxwell wrote:
> I'm trying to port a piece of streams code (a mux for a
> propritary realtime unix computer aided dispatch program IPC) to Linux. I
> have code for this driver for Solaris, HP-UX, and Data General.
>
> I've tried the solaris code (thought LiS seemed most simmlar to solaris),
> but it's attempting to use a type of dev_info_t, which I can't fine
> defined in any of the headers with the package or LIS.
>
> I've also tried starting from the HPUX code (It's 100 lines shorter), and
> it expects a drv_info_t, again like above, I dont have it.
>
> I've done Linux kernel level development before, but I've never used
> streams. I'd really appricate it if someone could point me in the right
> direction so I could duplicate these structures in Linux.
>
> Thanks.
>
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