Thanks for the info. It is a serial port because other routines in the program
read data off
the GPS if I manually set the baud rate with "stty -F /dev/ttyAM1 speed 19200"
(yes this
GPS is not running 4800). The only two routines that fail are configuration
and
read_configuration. On your suggestion to check for errors I added
char err_str[256];
result = tcgetattr (file_id, &options);
if(result != 0)
{
printf("Error of %d calling tcgetattr\n", result);
perror(err_str);
}
I get no reported error but the same bad values.
Thanks for the suggestions so far.
Rob
--- In "Don W. Carr" <> wrote:
>
> First, always check for errors. Capture the return value, and if it is not 0
> (success), then call perror(), to print the error. You must check errors on
> these types of functions and handle them, otherwise, the bigger the program,
> the more likely that you will have mysterious unknown errors at times that
> you can not figure out. For this particular call, you can not call on any
> old fd, it much be a serial port. You might get the error, not a tty or
> something like that as I recall. As I recall, I typically call isatty() to
> check to see if the fd is valid for setting baud rate, before continuing.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> Don.
>
>
>
>
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