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From:	t DOT s DOT abbott AT larc DOT nasa DOT gov (Terence Abbott)
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: kbhit with Unix/Linux
Date:	30 Aug 1995 21:03:52 GMT
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References:	<DE4Lzs DOT 85x AT jade DOT mv DOT net>
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In article <DE4Lzs DOT 85x AT jade DOT mv DOT net>, brendan AT rdt DOT monash DOT edu DOT au says...
>
>
>I have been using DJGPP2 quite happily in my DOS (spew) enviroment.  Now 
I 
>want to be able to develop under unix/linux.  I've tried to run some 
simple
>test programs that involve kbhit in a while loop.  This is obviously 
fine in
>DOS but linux doesn't have kbhit.  What I need to do is read the current 
count
>of characters/keypresses stored in the keyboard buffer (stdin???).
>
>I've tried feof(stdin) but the terminal streams don't seem to have an 
EOF
>indicator.  I have also tried getchar() with setvbuf(stdin, NULL, 
_IONBF, 0)
>for unbufferd stream.  No luck.
>
>Anybody have any suggestions.  Is there something more portable that 
kbhit()
>that I can use on both OS platforms.
>
>Brendan Simon
>brendan AT rdt DOT monash DOT edu DOT au
>

Please look in this months Linux Journel.  This exact topic is covered
in an article.

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