serial port low level programming

From: Starr (thick.as_at_plank.net)
Date: 07/08/04

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    Hello all. I need to write a programme in c++ that controls a serial port in
    Linux. By low level I mean I need to be able to set ports such as dts, cts
    or any line on the port high or low. Does anyone know how to do this or a
    good tutorial in low level serial port programming in Linux?

    Thanks

    Ps sorry if these aren't the right groups.

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