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(setq a (open 'tty: '(in fixnum tty single)))
(in a)^C
;(IN #FILE-IN-|TTY:* *|-70776) EOF - IN

IN does not see control-C in a file as an EOF, I don't know why it should
on the TTY. In particular, if the person has the tty open, he ought to know
he does anyway. If he wants to interpret ^C as an eof, it seems easy for him
to do so. I imagine it is probably irritating to anyone that tries this that
^C is trapped in this way ... 

I don't need this to work for code, so it's not worth fixing for now unless
it is bothering someone else. I just thought I'd note the problem.

-kmp