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Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2001 16:24:23 +0100
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From: David Starks-Browning <starksb AT ebi DOT ac DOT uk>
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To: Brian DOT P DOT Kasper AT aero DOT org
Cc: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: Example of Serial I/O under Cygwin
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(Sorry if this is a "blast from the past".  I'm catching up on my
cygwin email backlog.  Apologies if this is made irrelevant by a
subsequent message that I haven't got to yet.)

On Friday 6 Apr 01, Brian DOT P DOT Kasper AT aero DOT org writes:
> Folks --
> 
> I sent a private email to James Bergstrom with
> some example POSIX serial code in response to his
> query.  I noticed a few other people posting
> questions about serial I/O and I thought I'd
> let the list know that I have a simple, single-
> file demonstration program that demonstrates
> opening and writing to COM ports, and also
> includes code (which it doesn't demonstrate)
> for reading from COM ports.
> 
> I can email it to anyone who's interested.
> 
> -Brian
> kasper AT aero DOT org

Brian,

May I include a FAQ entry that cites this message in the mailing list
archive?  I won't include your email address directly in the FAQ, they
have to read the original message from the archives.

Alternatively, maybe you want to put together a web page?  Then you
wouldn't have to handle direct inquiries.

This question comes up enough that it merits a FAQ entry, IMO.  But
it's not the place for a serial I/O tutorial!

Thanks,
David



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