Add LibTTY providing access to the VM library for spawning a process connected to a pseudo-terminal #16427
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…id and #parentProcessId on LibC.
…located at ‘/bin/true’ rather than ‘/usr/bin/true’.
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This pull request adds LibTTY which provides access to ‘libtty’, the library added in Pharo VM pull request #742, offering a function to spawn a process connected to a pseudo-terminal. It also adds some methods on LibC which are needed for LibTTYTest, and factors out LibCTypes.
Note that LibCTypes, as well as
#flagOpenRDWRand#getProcessStatus:on LibTTYTest, make assumptions about the definitions ofssize_t,pid_t,O_RDWR,WIFEXITED,WEXITSTATUS,WIFSIGNALEDandWTERMSIGthat are not guaranteed by POSIX.1-2017, but they work for Linux and macOS.