weiyun lv napisał(a):
If you want to simply check stdin, use select or poll. If U want to
use other libraries to handle terminal (ncurses? slang?), U'll have to
check it's docs to find apropriate functions.
if( feof(stdin)){
kbd();
}
read(...);
this way doesn't work, kbd() is never called. How can I poll to see if
there is input or not while I can do something else, like read() ?
kbd() would be called after eof of stdin, which would happen if someone
pressed ^D if the program was run in terminal.
If you want to wait for data, you need to use select or poll, as I had
written before. Look at the examples in libc docs (info libc, chapter 13.8).
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