Special characters for printing in UART using MSP430G2

Thanks for the info.

I take it that both /dev/ttyACM0 and /dev/tty.uart-E7FF469286D04A1E are Teletype-like terminals

In my mind, G2LP is a microprocessor on a board. It does not include a Standard Terminal Device at all. But because of using c-compilers, you need to think in terms of PDP-11 and Teletype terminals.

(%3)(12:16)(are)~> dict tty

From Jargon File (4.3.1, 29 Jun 2001) [jargon]:

 tty /T-T-Y/, /tit'ee/ n. The latter pronunciation was primarily ITS,

    but some Unix people say it this way as well; this pronunciation is

    _not_ considered to have sexual undertones. 1. A terminal of the

    teletype variety, characterized by a noisy mechanical printer, a very

    limited character set, and poor print quality. Usage: antiquated (like

    the TTYs themselves). See also {bit-paired keyboard}. 2. [especially

    Unix] Any terminal at all; sometimes used to refer to the particular

    terminal controlling a given job. 3. [Unix] Any serial port, whether or

    not the device connected to it is a terminal; so called because under

    Unix such devices have names of the form tty*. Ambiguity between senses

    2 and 3 is common but seldom bothersome.

Thank you. It helped.

Regards

Srikanth M