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- From: debrown@hubcap.clemson.edu (David E. Brown)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Interrupts in C++
- Date: 2 Feb 96 16:02:20 GMT
- Organization: Zentropa
- Message-ID: <debrown.823276940@hubcap>
- References: <310FBF6A.6692@sask.aecl.ca> <3110D0E6.3198@airmail.net>
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- Mark Nelson <markn@airmail.net> writes:
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- >Mark Kotyk wrote:
- >>
- >> I've been trying to get a good Com class going, but soon found
- >> out there is no easy way to get a Dos interrupt handler to sit
- >> in a class, and have access to private data members.
- >>
- >> Any help. I have picked up a package that did allow interrupts
- >> to be created dynamically, but it was rather large.
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- [...]
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- >I used this technique in my book on C++ serial communiations. You can get
- >more info about it from my home page.
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- I recommend this book. It's the best out there right now for C++ comm on
- the PC. Get the book and then do what you want. It will probably save
- you a lot of time.
-
- -Dave, no commercial interest.
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