NIO CommKit Host Interface Installation and System Administration Manual

DK_NAMER(3X) DK_NAMER(3X)
E-63 CommKit Host Interface, Release 4.0
NAME
dk_namer - convert channel number to file name
SYNOPSIS
char *dk_namer(intf, chan)
char *dk_tnamer(intf, chan)
char *dk_xnamer(intf, chan)
int intf;
int chan;
DESCRIPTION
These three routines will convert a host interface and channel number into the UNIX System path name of
the device file associated with the raw, tty, or remote execution device.
The raw or pure URP devices are named /dev/dk/intf.chan, the tty processing devices are named /dev/dkt/
intf.chan, and the remote execution devices are named /dev/dkx/intf.chan, where intf is the interface number
and chan is the channel number. The names generated by these routines may not exist but are valid for
accounting purposes. In general, the devices will exist for all incoming calls but not for outgoing calls. It
should also be noted that opening a tty processing device does not guarantee that the tty processing modules
will be on the Stream. An outgoing tty device can be selected by the dial routine [see dkdial(3X)].
FILES
/usr/lib/libdk.so host interface subroutine library
SEE ALSO
dkdial(3X)