Use openpty(3) to open PTYs, to achieve compatibility with OpenBSD as
posix_openpty() returns a file descriptor which does not block on
read() nor select()
Changes:
* Add argument to patty_kiss_tnc_new(), patty_kiss_tnc_new_fd(),
a pointer to patty_kiss_tnc_info, to allow specifying baud and
flow control
* Rework patty_ax25_if_kiss_tnc_info to hold patty_kiss_tnc_info as
a hack to allow instantiating a KISS TNC-based network interface
with desired baud and flow control
Implement src/daemon.c to provide a high level method to instantiate a
patty server
Changes:
* Refactor src/server.c, src/route.c, src/if.c methods which accept
callsign arguments to use a patty_ax25_addr pointer instead; this
has significantly reduced the number of redundant calls to
patty_ax25_pton()
* Decouple patty_ax25_addr from patty_ax25_if_info types when
creating new interfaces with patty_ax25_if_new(); instead, take a
separate patty_ax25_addr argument
* Split patty_ax25_server_run() into the following methods:
- patty_ax25_server_start()
- patty_ax25_server_stop()
- patty_ax25_server_event_handle()
This is intended to allow possible integration into other event
loops.
* Implement src/daemon.c to allow quick instantiation of a server,
interfaces, and routes, and to encapsulate the setting of
configuration variables; callsigns and interface names are handled
as character strings
* Rename examples/server.c to examples/daemon.c; reimplement in
terms of the patty_daemon code
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