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Date:	Mon, 23 Aug 1999 09:03:22 +0200
From:	Kim Poulsen <kpo AT tbit DOT dk>
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CC:	cygwin AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
Subject:	Re: Serial port programming
References:	<37C0EAC4 DOT 63151D86 AT tbit DOT dk> <199908230653 DOT IAA17307 AT mailhostnew DOT tbit DOT dk>

It would seem that I can open the files called /dev/com2, /dev/ttyS1,
and com2 but I cannot read or write (with fopen(..., "rw");) from the
file. Why might that be so?  The program core dumps with an
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION error on the fgetc() or fputc() command.

Baron Shatturday wrote:
> >  I've got the following problem: I need to access the serial ports of
> >my PC through an ANSI C program.  How do I do that ?  I have already
> >tried using fopen("/dev/com2", "r")
> Have you tried using ("/dev/ttyS1", "r")?
> Just a thought...

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