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My question is more about the conception and design of pty than how it works.
I read chapter 64 (pseudo-terminals) of "The Linux Programming Interface" book and I can't understand why we use a pair of pseudo-terminal (ptmx, pts) and not one. When we look at /dev/tty[1,6], the virtual terminal is emulated and use one file. Why not do the same thing for pseudo-terminal and design an emulated system using one file instead of two?
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My question is more about the conception and design of pty than how it works.
I read chapter 64 (pseudo-terminals) of "The Linux Programming Interface" book and I can't understand why we use a pair of pseudo-terminal (ptmx, pts) and not one. When we look at /dev/tty[1,6], the virtual terminal is emulated and use one file. Why not do the same thing for pseudo-terminal and design an emulated system using one file instead of two?
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My question is more about the conception and design of pty than how it works.
I read chapter 64 (pseudo-terminals) of "The Linux Programming Interface" book and I can't understand why we use a pair of pseudo-terminal (ptmx, pts) and not one. When we look at /dev/tty[1,6], the virtual terminal is emulated and use one file. Why not do the same thing for pseudo-terminal and design an emulated system using one file instead of two?
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My question is more about the conception and design of pty than how it works.
I read chapter 64 (pseudo-terminals) of "The Linux Programming Interface" book and I can't understand why we use a pair of pseudo-terminal (ptmx, pts) and not one. When we look at /dev/tty[1,6], the virtual terminal is emulated and use one file. Why not do the same thing for pseudo-terminal and design an emulated system using one file instead of two?
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