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TCXONC
Perform a flow-control operation on a data stream

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        Perform a flow-control operation on a data stream
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TCXONC

QNX SDP8.0Devctl and Ioctl CommandsDeveloper

Perform a flow-control operation on a data stream

Synopsis:

#include <sys/ioctl.h>

#define TCXONC          _IOW('T',  6, int)

Arguments to ioctl():


Argument	Value
`fd`	A file descriptor that you obtained by opening the device
`request`	TCXONC
Additional argument	A pointer to an int

Description:

This command performs a flow-control operation on the data stream associated with the file descriptor. It's also implemented as the DCMD_CHR_TCFLOW devctl() command.

Note:

This command is for internal use, and you shouldn't use it directly. Instead use the tcflow() cover function.

TCXONC

Synopsis:

Arguments to ioctl():

Description:

Input:

Output:

See also: