TH>Thanks, I tried that out. But I get a linker error.
TH>I am compiling for DOS. I am using Borland 3.0 for DOS.
TH>What I would like to see is a simple application demonstrating a
TH>functional, working example of manipulating the modem. I only need to
TH>send AT-dialing commands to automate banking transactions and such.
MB>Though the error is not related to what i'm saying, consider using
MB>a Fossil driver.
I only want to send dialing commands...
MB>sing a library is not as stable as using a driver,
WHat library?!? I resently came to the conclusion that I don't have
the object file, apparently. I can no longer compile any 'stream'
related functions, ie. 'getline', 'istream', 'ostream', etc. Bummer!
MB>Another solution, which is probably the best suited to your particular
MB>problem: If you're using a telecom package such as Telix or Terminate,
MB>there's an embedded script language. Telix's SALT looks like a
MB>simplified C; Terminate's language looks like a blend of pascal,
MB>basic, and C. I couldn't give more details, because i don't remember
MB>much of it.
That's a good suggestion, I've used their scripting quite a bit.
However, I want to stick to C++, because that is part of my current
education. I am taking my third semester of C++ now.
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