I am migrating (finally) from MSDOS to Windows XP for controlling a meter via the serial port. My old C DOS code works fine.
hello and good day to you guys. I am running Windows XP which I am given to understand is a 32 bit windows system.
I\'m writing a small byte array of two bytes using something like the following: int bytes_to_write = 2;
I\'m starting to write a program which communicates 开发者_StackOverflow社区with serial/parallel ports. I\'m not sure whether I should write it with C# or C++.
So, I\'ve been working on an application for a client that communicates with wireless devices via a Serial (RS-232) \"Master\". I\'ve currently written the core of the app using threading (below). I\'
I\'m attempting to use one of the pins from the serial port to toggle some outside hardware. I want to be able to call a batch file or something similar to be able to turn on/off the output of the pin
I have developed a program which makes use of serial programming to read and write from serial port and put the values in databases in Ubuntu environment. Lately, I have added few functionality using
I\'m developing an application under C# to read some data from a hardware which is connected to a serial port.
I am using Visual Studio 2010 and programing in C# (.NET 3.5). I want to write/read data from COM10. Here is the simple code for that:
I am writing C# WPF code to spy on a serial port (debugging tool). I am creating two virtual ports connected as null modem with com0com (app) and using my code to read off one port and immediately sen