In the C programming language, build a command called terminfo to do the following The intent of the command is to print information about a terminal. The command is run like this:

$ terminfo - [option] *Note: Only one argument is fed into the command.

The options are as follows : [size][res][cann][quit][kill][min][time]

You must STRICTLY follow the following requirements.

Using all desired systems calls and the winsize and termios structures you are wring this command to extract and print attributes of a terminal.

#When you run the size option, you must print the size of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command):

$ ./terminfo -size

current window size = [38 rows , 122 columns]

#When you run the res option, you must print the resolution (in pixels) of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command):

$ ./terminfo -res

current window resolution = [854 x-pixels , 456 y-pixels]

#When you run the cann option, you must print the canonical code of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command):

$ ./terminfo -cann

Canonical Input mode (Line Editing Mode ) = 3359

#When you run the quit option, you must print the quit code (VQUIT) of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command) in a readable way (i.e. the VQUIT code is a hidden character represented by a ASCII code. Use the ASCII table to print the meaning of the code):

$ ./terminfo -quit

Quit Code (VQUIT) = ctrl-L

#When you run the kill option, you must print the kill code (VKILL) of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command) in a readable way (i.e. the VKILL code is a hidden character represented by a ASCII code. Use the ASCII table to print the meaning of the code):

$ ./terminfo -kill

Kill Code (VKILL) = ctrl-U

#When you run the min option, you must print the minimum response characters (VMIN) of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command) :

$ ./terminfo -min

Minimum Response Characters = 1

#When you run the time option, you must print the response time (VTIME) of the current terminal (the terminal you are running the command) :

$ ./terminfo -time

Response Time Value = 0

# If the user entered no option or wrong option you must print a meaningful message. Here are examples: a. User enters no options: $ ./terminfo Need Arguments:

usage terminfo -[option]

options: [size][res][cann][quit][kill][min][time]

#User enters a wrong option

$ ./terminfo canon

error: unknown option

$ ./terminfo -canon

error: unknown option

#Remember this is a System Program. You MUST use System Calls where appropriate.