Moin Charles,

26.10.96 00:00, you wrote a message to Phil Crown:

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PC>> Best advice I can give is to get a copy of pmtermsr.lzh from Peter
PC>> Fitzsimmons.  Its an excellent multi-threaded comm port example.

 CG>     And where can I obtain that?

On my Fido BBSs (repacked as ZIP).

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 CG>     So do I.  My question was from a programs standpoint.  SIO
 CG> locks the port, yes.  When you tell it to change the port rate,
 CG> and it's already locked, does SIO unlock, then change it, then
 CG> lock it, or does it just change it, and it stays locked?  So if
 CG> it was locked, by SIO, and I changed it to a new value, would it
 CG> still be locked?

SIO 1.45 says:

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     Locked Baud Rate

     Placing a colon and a baud rate following the communications port, eg
     (COM1:38400,3F8,IRQ4), causes the port to be locked at that baud rate. 
     No program, OS2 or DOS, is allowed to change the baud rate.
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It can be done, as su.exe locks/unlocks the baud rate.  But that's
undocumented and you have to ask Raymond or debug su.exe.


PC>> Get pmtermsr.lzh from Peter F.  I need a copy too, maybe he'll
PC>> upload it to an ftp site?

 CG>     Who is he? :)

Shame on you!
(He's the moderator of this echo)

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    Vitus

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