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. . . . ## Async Tools for the Async Minded ## . . . .
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. . . . ## Scott A. Deming ## . . . .
. . . . ## sad@umcc.umich.edu ## . . . .
. . . . ## No version yet, and no real name. ## . . . .
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I know this isn't much documentation, but I just threw these routines
together this last week (6-24-93). They are fresh, and probably quite
buggy. I haven't even assigned a version number to the library yet since
there is so much work to be done still. I just wanted to get this code
out so I could get some feedback on the routines so far. The majority
(almost ALL) of this code was taken from Chris Blum's "Summary on Serial
Communications Using the TTY Protocol" with a release date of 18 Jun 1993
release 7. It's a great summary. It's not an exact duplicate in most
places, but a believe a couple routines will be nearly identical. Notice
also that this is done with ZERO assembly, as I'm just now starting to
learn i286/386 assembly.
I've included a terminal program to get you started, but since this
documentation is so lousy, you might have some difficulty. I will make it
better in the future, but as for now the terminal program and what you see
here is all that you get. Of course you get the source code too, which
should help out quite a bit.
Enough rambling for now. If you have any suggestions, flames, comments,
cash prizes, trips for two, or winning lotto tickets, please send them
to:
Scott A. Deming
14985 Brookview Dr. Apt. 201
Riverview, MI 48192
Or better yet, email me at:
sad@umcc.umich.edu
Special thanks to Chris Blum and everyone who helped him with his summary.
I love your work Chris, keep it up.
BTW: I'm not in this to make any money, I just needed some good serial
routines, and these are off on a good start. They will ALWAYS be FREE
and will ALWAYS have complete source code. But, they are still:
Copyright (c in a circle) 1993, by Scott A. Deming.
Portions (C) Copyright 1993 by Chris Blum.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
If you use these routines for anything useful, drop me a line. I'd love
to hear about it.
One more thing, no I never shut up. Please don't get too upset with my
makefile. It's a prj2mak makefile made with Borland C++ 3.1. No, I
don't have a project file for this, I just had an old makefile lying
around and adopted it. The truth is. I don't really know how to make
a makefile that well yet. Ahh my ignorance is irritating.
Bye.