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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
PE> to overcome this problem, and please don't suggest that the
Check out pmtermsr.lzh by Peter F.
10-13-95 3:23a 29332 0 Pmtermsr.Lzh
Its a very basic TTY terminal, but it is excellent code! :-)
It has a good example of a read thread. Writing is easy depending on what
you're doing, just call DosWrite() but write as many chars as are in the
buffer.
phil.crown{at}bluecafe.com
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