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Hello Paul!
In a message written on Thursday November 30 1995 at 04:37, Paul Edwards
remarks to All:
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
PE> application itself be rewritten, as the goal is to make OS/2
PE> provide the same facility as DOS, which is fast character comms.
PE> I don't mind sticking some comms routines between the application
PE> and the OS, but I'd like the simplest comms routines required. I
PE> can imagine that a multithreaded comms package would solve the
PE> problem by filling a buffer until the thread is terminated, and
PE> then send the next buffer. BFN. Paul.
If you're using text mode, you could try the Doors/2 door package. It's
multithreaded and easy to use. You can get it by FTP from ftp.cts.com in
/pub/joeld, or freq DRS2V5B3.ZIP from 1:202/704.
-- PaulS
sidorskp{at}cadvision.com
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