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Title        = freetty
Version      = 1.0
Desc1        = Finds the virtual console of all processes in /proc
Desc2        = Outputs either a list of all free consoles(freetty -a)
Desc3        = or just the one with the lowest number(just freetty).
Desc4        = This is a useful compliment to 'doshell' and 'doprog'
Desc5        = to e.g. start a program on the next available console.
Author       = Charles Blake
AuthorEmail  = chuckb@alice.wonderland.caltech.edu
Maintainer   = Charles Blake
MaintEmail   = chuckb@alice.wonderland.caltech.edu
Site1        = sunsite.unc.edu
Path1        = /pub/Linux/system/utils
File1        = freetty.c.gz
FileSize1    = 1.5K
Required1    = Linux 1.0 format '/proc' filesystem.  Not tested on kernel versions 
Required2    = prior to 1.0, but will work as long as the 'tty' is the 7th  field of
Required3    = 'cat /proc/PID/stat'. For small binary: gcc -s -N -o freetty freetty.c
Required4    = gzip (to uncompress file!), gcc (to compile program!)
CopyPolicy1  = Not for sale.  Distribute freely.
Keywords     = available free virtual console tty doshell doprog /proc filesystem
Comment1     = You might want to use this as an example of the proper way to parse
Comment2     = /proc/PID/stat.  It is a little tricky if you want to allow for the
Comment3     = most general possible basename argv[0] in /proc/PID/cmdline.
Comment4     = (i.e. commands with word separators according to fscanf).
RelFiles1    = none
Entered      = 04APR94
EnteredBy    = Charles Blake
CheckedEmail = chuckb@alice.wonderland.caltech.edu
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