custom baudrate for darwin and linux #113
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also simulate correct DTR behavior
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I was able to test this on OSX, Windows and Linux running 1M BAUD on an external device. Working a-ok here. The only thing I've yet to test is BSD. |
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I've been using this for Raspbian and it works great. |
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Uses the IOCTL for darwin, and termios2 for linux custom baudrate. Retains non-darwin (termios 1) behavior for other posix targets. Change also modified the DTR "hangup" behavior for linux to more accurately mimic a terminal.