Drop "pseudo" serial devices when fd is closed #2102
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This sets the modem status lines for a "pseudo" serial port to zero when the associated file descriptor is closed. This is useful when using DOSEMU2 to launch BBS doors and other programs designed to communicate over a modem; it allows such programs to detect when the other side of the connection has been closed.
Some caveats:
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here is the right thing or if I should only drop DCD. I think the difference is between simulating "lost carrier" vs simulating "someone yanked the modem cord out of the serial port" - 0 seems to get applications to behave the way I want it to, though.Re: #2101