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directories and usually have abbreviated names ending with the number of the device. For example, fd0 may reference the first floppy drive attached to your system. On Linux systems operating on PCs, the IDE hard disk partitions have a prefix of hd, followed by an alphabetic character that labels the hard drive, and then a number for the partition. For example, hda2 references the second partition on the first IDE hard drive. The prefix sd references SCSI hard drives, so sda3 would reference the second partition on the first SCSI hard drive. In most cases, you can use the man command with a prefix to obtain more detailed information about this kind of device. For example, man sd displays the Man pages for SCSI devices. A complete listing of all device names can be found in the devices file located in the linux/doc/device-list directory at the www.kernel.org Web site. Table 32-6 lists several of the commonly used device names. Table 32-6: Device Name Prefixes Description IDE hard drives 1-4 are primary partitions, and 5 and up are logical partitions SCSI hard drives SCSI CD-ROM drives (used on Red Hat) SCSI CD-ROM drives (alternative prefix name, may be used on other distributions) Floppy disks SCSI tape drives SCSI tape drives, no rewind IDE tape drives Terminals Printer ports Pseudoterminals (used for remote logins) Analog joy sticks Midi ports Serial ports RAID devices Directory that holds RAID devices is rd. cn is the RAID controller and dn is the RAID disk for that controller Link to your CD-ROM device file Link to your CD-R or CD-RW device file Link to your modem device file Link to your floppy device file Link to your tape device file Link to your scanner device file

Device Name hd sd scd sr fd st nst ht tty lp pty js midi ttyS md rd/cndn cdrom cdwriter modem floppy tape scanner

The rst point in the array must have a negative x value because the mPolygon command is used to draw the connecting lines See Sec C7 for details on this command This negative value must be changed back to positive so it can be used correctly in the calculations performed later in the program This is the purpose of Line 79 To have a closed boundary, the last point in the array has to be the same coordinates as the rst point This ensures that a closed boundary is created The algorithm could have eliminated the need for respecifying the rst point and assume a closed polygon, but this way is more versatile since you may need to specify an open boundary This is an example of a design consideration.

The device name for your floppy drive is fd0 and is located in the directory /dev /dev/fd0 references your floppy drive Notice the numeral 0 after fd If you have more than one floppy drive, they are represented by fd1, fd2, and so on IDE hard drives use the prefix hd, while SCSI hard drives use the prefix sd RAID devices, on the other hand, will use the prefix md The prefix for a hard disk is followed by an alphabetic character that labels the hard drive and a number for the partition For example, hda2 references the second partition on the first IDE hard drive, where the first hard drive is referenced with the character "a", as in hda The device sdb3 refers to the third partition on the second SCSI hard drive (sdb) RAID devices, however, are numbered from 0, like floppy drives.

Device md0 references the first RAID device and md1, the second To find the device name, you can use df to display your hard partitions or examine the /etc/fstab file The device name for your CD-ROM drive varies depending on the type of CD-ROM you have The device name for an IDE CD-ROM has the same prefix as an IDE hard disk partition, hd, and is identified by a following character that distinguishes it from other IDE devices For example, an IDE CD-ROM connected to your secondary IDE port may have the name hdc An IDE CD-ROM connected as a slave to the secondary port may have the name hdd The actual name is determined when the CD-ROM is installed, as happened when you installed your Linux system SCSI CD-ROM drives use a different nomenclature for their device names.

Either the code assumes things and thus it will be less versatile but the user has less work, or the user has more work and the code assumes less things but is more general and can be applied to more situations Here we opt for the latter policy 935 TestViolation SUBROUTINE This subroutine (Fig 96) is the secret of the algorithm This subroutine checks to see if the robot is about to cross a boundary line and sets the variable Violation to true if that is the case or false if it is not..

They begin with scd for SCSI drive and are followed by a distinguishing number For example, the name of an SCSI CD-ROM could be scd0 or scd1 The name of your CD-ROM was determined when you installed your system You can find out what it is either by examining the /etc/fstab file or using Linuxconf on your root user desktop..