Identifying terminals in terminal-oriented systems
J. F. Ossanna
Abstract
J. F. Ossanna
Abstract
Today's proliferation of terminal types with their various features, speeds, line disciplines, and idiosyncrasies is harassing the computer system implementer who would like to serve a variety of terminals. In addition to the ability to interface to a particular terminal type, it is necessary to identify that terminal among those able to use the same hardware interface.
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Today's proliferation of terminal types with their various features, speeds, line disciplines, and idiosyncrasies is harassing the computer system implementer who would like to serve a variety of terminals. In addition to the ability to interface to a particular terminal type, it is necessary to identify that terminal among those able to use the same hardware interface.
Key concepts: Terminal (telecommunication), Interface (matter), Computer science, Variety (cybernetics), Line (geometry), Embedded system, Computer network, Operating system