On 2001.04.04 11:57:48 +0200 "Maarten, Mark & Danny. Stage" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We have a program written in Borland C++ (under DOS) and we would like to
>
> use this program under Linux. Our reason for that is the following: We
> have
> an AD coverter with 8 analoge input, 8 digital I/O with a minimum speed
> of
> 50 kbps. We have this device running on a desktop computer with the AD
> card
> in the ISA slot. We would to like use our hardware on a laptop because we
>
> want to be more mobile. USB seems a good solution to us. We heard about a
>
> interpretor for Linux with which we can use DOS programs.
That would probably be dosemu.
> Could you give us some information about solutions for our problem?
> Especially we would like to know if there are some c-code examples for
> USB
> under Linux?
Have you looked at the kernel source yet ?
Do you already have an usb ad-converter? Or looked into making one?
I think you are going to get a lot of problems using a dos program for
this, you would need some driver, a linux userspace program to pipe the
data to the dosemu and then use it in your dos program. I think you are
better of porting the program to run on linux native.
Jeroen
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