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NAME

stropts.h, stropts - STREAMS interface (STREAMS)

SYNOPSIS

#include <stropts.h>

DESCRIPTION

The <stropts.h> header defines the bandinfo structure, which includes
the following members:

unsigned char bi_pri /* priority band */
int bi_flag /* flushing type */

The <stropts.h> header defines the strpeek structure that includes
the following members:

struct strbuf ctlbuf /* control portion of the message */
struct strbuf databuf /* data portion of the message */
t_uscalar_t flags /* RS_HIPRI or 0 */

The <stropts.h> header defines the strbuf structure that includes the
following members:

int maxlen /* maximum buffer length */
int len /* length of data */
char *buf /* pointer to buffer */

The <stropts.h> header defines the strfdinsert structure that
includes the following members:

struct strbuf ctlbuf /* control portion of the message */
struct strbuf databuf /* data portion of the message */
t_uscalar_t flags /* RS_HIPRI or 0 */
int fildes /* file descriptor of the other stream */
int offset /* relative location of the stored value */

The <stropts.h> header defines the strioctl structure that includes
the following members:

int ic_cmd /* ioctl() command */
int ic_timout /* timeout for response */
int ic_len /* length of data */
char *ic_dp /* pointer to buffer */

The <stropts.h> header defines the strrecvfd structure that includes
the following members:

int fda /* received file descriptor */
uid_t uid /* UID of sender */
gid_t gid /* GID of sender */

The uid_t and gid_t types are defined through typedef as described in
<sys/types.h>. See types.h(3HEAD).

The <stropts.h> header defines the t_scalar_t and t_uscalar_t types,
respectively, as signed and unsigned opaque types of equal length of
at least 32 bits.

The <stropts.h> header defines the str_list structure that includes
the following members:

int sl_nmods /* number of STREAMS module names */
struct str_mlist *sl_modlist /* STREAMS module names */

The <stropts.h> header defines the str_mlist structure that includes
the following member:

char l_name[FMNAMESZ+1]
a STREAMS module name

The following macros are defined for use as the request argument to
ioctl():

I_PUSH
Push a STREAMS module.

I_POP
Pop a STREAMS module.

I_LOOK
Get the top module name.

I_FLUSH
Flush a stream.

I_FLUSHBAND
Flush one band of a stream.

I_SETSIG
Ask for notification signals.

I_GETSIG
Retrieve current notification signals.

I_FIND
Look for a STREAMS module.

I_PEEK
Peek at the top message on a stream.

I_SRDOPT
Set the read mode.

I_GRDOPT
Get the read mode.

I_NREAD
Size the top message.

I_FDINSERT
Send implementation-defined information about another
stream.

I_STR
Send a STREAMS ioctl().

I_SWROPT
Set the write mode.

I_GWROPT
Get the write mode.

I_SENDFD
Pass a file descriptor through a STREAMS pipe.

I_RECVFD
Get a file descriptor sent via I_SENDFD.

I_LIST
Get all the module names on a stream.

I_ATMARK
Is the top message ``marked''?

I_CKBAND
See if any messages exist in a band.

I_GETBAND
Get the band of the top message on a stream.

I_CANPUT
Is a band writable?

I_SETCLTIME
Set close time delay.

I_GETCLTIME
Get close time delay.

I_LINK
Connect two streams.

I_UNLINK
Disconnect two streams.

I_PLINK
Persistently connect two streams.

I_PUNLINK
Dismantle a persistent STREAMS link.

The following macro is defined for use with I_LOOK:

FMNAMESZ
minimum size in bytes of the buffer referred to by the
arg argument

The following macros are defined for use with I_FLUSH:

FLUSHR
flush read queues

FLUSHW
flush write queues

FLUSHRW
flush read and write queues

The following macros are defined for use with I_SETSIG:

S_RDNORM
A normal (priority band set to 0) message has arrived
at the head of a stream head read queue.

S_RDBAND
A message with a non-zero priority band has arrived at
the head of a stream head read queue.

S_INPUT
A message, other than a high-priority message, has
arrived at the head of a stream head read queue.

S_HIPRI
A high-priority message is present on a stream head read
queue.

S_OUTPUT
The write queue for normal data (priority band 0) just
below the stream head is no longer full. This notifies
the process that there is room on the queue for sending
(or writing) normal data downstream.

S_WRNORM
Equivalent to S_OUTPUT.

S_WRBAND
The write queue for a non-zero priority band just below
the stream head is no longer full.

S_MSG
A STREAMS signal message that contains the SIGPOLL
signal reaches the front of the stream head read queue.

S_ERROR
Notification of an error condition reaches the stream
head.

S_HANGUP
Notification of a hangup reaches the stream head.

S_BANDURG
When used in conjunction with S_RDBAND, SIGURG is
generated instead of SIGPOLL when a priority message
reaches the front of the stream head read queue.

The following macro is defined for use with I_PEEK:

RS_HIPRI
Only look for high-priority messages.

The following macros are defined for use with I_SRDOPT:

RNORM
Byte-stream mode, the default.

RMSGD
Message-discard mode.

RMSGN
Message-non-discard mode.

RPROTNORM
Fail read() with [EBADMSG] if a message containing a
control part is at the front of the stream head read
queue.

RPROTDAT
Deliver the control part of a message as data when a
process issues a read()

RPROTDIS
Discard the control part of a message, delivering any
data part, when a process issues a read()

The following macro is defined for use with I_SWOPT:

SNDZERO
Send a zero-length message downstream when a write() of 0
bytes occurs.

The following macros are defined for use with I_ATMARK:

ANYMARK
Check if the message is marked.

LASTMARK
Check if the message is the last one marked on the queue.

The following macro is defined for use with I_UNLINK:

MUXID_ALL
Unlink all stream linked to the stream associated with
fildes.

The following macros are defined for getmsg(), getpmsg(), putmsg(),
and putpmsg():

MSG_ANY
Receive any message.

MSG_BAND
Receive message from specified band.

MSG_HIPRI
Send/receive high-priority message.

MORECTL
More control information is left in message.

MOREDATA
More data is left in message.

The <stropts.h> header can make visible all of the symbols from
<unistd.h>.

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