On Mon, 28 Oct 1996, Aaron Mansheim wrote:

>  *   USE_TERMIO: use termio.h instead of older generic sgtty.h.
>  
> that sgtty.h is considered to be superseded by <sys/ioctl.h> and
> there's termios.h but no termio.h. OK, what do I do now?

Try compiling with termios.h, and possibly add sys/ioctl.h as well.

I'm thinking that termio vs. termios was a difference between two
different source bases for different varieties of unix/clones, and that
they both function similarly, but I could be way wrong.

If this isn't running setuid or seteuid to root, is there any reason you
couldn't just replace the call with a getc?  Just curious.

Good luck,

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