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- To: GSB at MIT-ML, (BUG LISP) at MIT-ML
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- From: GLS@MIT-MC
- Date: Sat, 23 Apr 78 06:00:57 GMT
- Original-date: 04/23/78 02:00:57 EDT
From: GSB@MIT-ML
Date: Thu, 21 Apr 78 01:10:06 GMT
Original-Date: 04/20/78 21:10:06 EDT
Subject:
To: (BUG LISP) at MIT-ML
TTYINT for ^Z goes and does a reset blindly on the channel of the original
tty input file array. What if someone has re-setqed TYI and TYO, and
the channel has been re-allocated to something else?
Right - this is a known screw. The whole issue of when resets get done
in LISP needs recoding. (At CN.Z, and also at CHECKI ff. There really
ought to be a way for the user to say whether an interrupt character
should reset input on that TTY, so the new features of WHYINT/.ITYIC
or whatever can be exploited.)