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- From: poundss@in.net (Sam Pounds)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Problem with accessing the serial port.
- Date: Fri, 12 Jan 1996 22:43:20 GMT
- Organization: INTERNET Indiana
- Message-ID: <4d6ndm$8r0@su3.in.net>
- References: <4cu18o$45g@kocrsv08.delcoelect.com> <mikedorman-1001961636220001@205.148.200.153>
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- mikedorman@cedarnet.com (Mike Dorman) wrote:
-
- >In article <4cu18o$45g@kocrsv08.delcoelect.com>, Dan Harshbarger
- ><c23drh@dawg.delcoelect.com> wrote:
-
- >> I need to be able to communicate through the PC's serial port. So far I
- >have not been
- >> successfull with what I have tried. If you have any experience with
- >communicating through the
- >> serial port in either DOS or Windows, I would appreciate it if you would
- >email me or post a
- >> reply. Thanks in advance.
-
- >I've been working on some serial port code lately, (although i still can't
- >get the interrupts to work right) but i do know the basic jist of how to
- >do it. What kind of stuff do you need to do? Modem communications or
- >low-speed somethingelse-communications??
-
- If you are using Borland, there is a simple serial interupt library
- written in 'C' on their BBS.
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