stty: fix compilation on PowerPC architectures#11050
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stty: fix compilation on PowerPC architectures#11050sylvestre wants to merge 1 commit intouutils:mainfrom
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TCGETS2 and termios2 are not available on PowerPC architectures (powerpc, powerpc64). Add conditional compilation guards to use regular termios and cfgetospeed() on PowerPC, while maintaining termios2 support on other Linux architectures.
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I previously failed to fix it. You can mark #10672 as closed. |
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GNU testsuite comparison: |
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cc: @sandeepgupta12 |
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TCGETS2 and termios2 are not available on PowerPC architectures (powerpc, powerpc64). Add conditional compilation guards to use regular termios and cfgetospeed() on PowerPC, while maintaining termios2 support on other Linux architectures.