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In article <c9PGj.4332$N_5 DOT 4267 AT trnddc05>, rkramlSpamMeNot AT verizon DOT net 
says...
> Help!
> 
> Anybody out there make any National Instruments GPIB cards (PCI or ISA) work 
> with DJGPP?  I need to get a simple communication going between such a board and 
> several instruments.  No big speed or latency requirements.  Simple I/O is fine. 
>   No DMA or interrupts needed.
> 
> I have messed with the older NI ESP488 libraries as well as the newer monster 
> they call the GPIB NI-DDK.  I have yet to get either of these to work.  The DDK 
> is so abstracted it is very hard to follow (for me at least).  the ESP488 is 
> straightforward withe the exception that it is for 16-bit DOS and uses DMA and 
> interrupts.
> 
> -Bob
> 

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