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JRC> Isn't DosRead supposed to block if no bytes are available to be read?
JRC> I'm playing with serial I/O threads and if DosRead doesn't ever block
JRC> on a read from the comm port, there's no reason for the overhead of a
JRC> thread, mutex semaphore and all that other garbage. Thanks!
PC> Yes, DosRead will block, but you have to tell the com port which mode
PC> to use.
Ach. You can do that on ports that are already open? i.e. a little shim
that sits between a BBS and it's mailer?
={) James (}=
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