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PE>> I have an application that writes a byte-at-a-time to the comm PE>> port. This works fine under DOS, but under OS/2 it requires an PE>> OS call, which is not fine at all!!! What is the simplest way MK> Simply put, write more than one byte at a time. There are a number of MK> ways to accomplish that, including emulating standard C stream calls and Or output directly to the port anyway. Works for me, though it's an ugly solution. I don't exactly know what the status with this is; whether it is technically allowable or not, but I found some example source from Watcom which has a little bit of 16-bit code to perform direct hardware bonking, anywhere, anytime. Works well. } Telstra (0419) 320415 * Optus (0412) 809805 * Vodafone (0414) 927056 --- GoldED 2.41+* Origin: ZWSBBS +61-3-9827-6881 28800bps Multiline (3:634/396) SEEN-BY: 620/243 632/103 341 348 998 633/371 634/384 387 396 635/301 502 503 SEEN-BY: 638/102 639/252 640/820 690/660 711/409 410 413 430 807 808 809 934 SEEN-BY: 711/949 955 712/515 713/888 800/1 7877/2809 @PATH: 634/396 384 635/503 632/348 711/409 808 809 934 |
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