program GLASSTTY (input, output);

{Dumb terminal program for the IBM PC.
 Please note that this is meant more as a test driver for COM_PKG1.ASM
 than as a reasonable way to use a PC as a terminal!
 Programmed by Richard Gillmann (GILLMANN@ISIB), 1983}

{***INTERFACE TO THE COM_PKG1 ASYNCHRONOUS COMMUNICATIONS PACKAGE***}
{initialize port and interrupt vector}
	procedure init_au(divisor:word); EXTERN;
{turn off interrupts from the aux port}
	procedure close_a;               EXTERN;
{turn off dtr}
	procedure dtr_off;               EXTERN;
{turn on dtr}
	procedure dtr_on;                EXTERN;
{return number of characters in input buffer}
	function crcnt : word;           EXTERN;
{read next character in input buffer}
	function cread : byte;           EXTERN;
{return number of free bytes in output buffer}
	function cwcnt : word;           EXTERN;
{write a character to output buffer}
	procedure cwrit(ch:byte);        EXTERN;
{write a character to the input queue}
	procedure wlocal(ch:byte);       EXTERN;
{cause a break to be sent}
	procedure make_br;               EXTERN;

{***INTERFACE TO DOS***}
function DOSXQQ(command, parameter: word): byte; EXTERN;

var
   rate    : word;
   divisor : word;
   ok      : boolean;
   ch      : byte;

begin

{Obtain baud rate from user}
repeat
   ok := true;
   write('Baud rate = ');
   readln(rate);
   case rate of
       300 : divisor := 384;
      1200 : divisor :=  96;
      2400 : divisor :=  48;
      4800 : divisor :=  24;
      9600 : divisor :=  12;
      otherwise begin
         writeln('Incorrect rate.  Try again.');
         ok := false;
      end {otherwise};
   end {case};
until ok;

writeln('Entering terminal mode...');
init_au(divisor);

{terminal mode loop}
while true do begin			{infinite loop - exit with ctl/brk}
   if DOSXQQ(11,0) <> 0 then		{character typed?}
      cwrit(DOSXQQ(8,0) and 127);	{if so, strip parity & send}
   if crcnt <> 0 then begin		{character received?}
      ch := cread and 127;		{read port, strip parity}
      if ch <> 0 then			{ignore NULs}
         ch := DOSXQQ(2, WRD(ch));	{if ok, display char}
   end {if};
end {while};

end.