[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> pekr wrote:
> > And as merely every REBOL platform OS knows how to communicate with
> serial or parallel port, it could be merely multiplatform solution.
>
> Sounds like a job for TCPtoSer, TCPtoPar, TCPtoPrn - Using a C/C++
> program to produce a generic TCP interface to serial or parallel port
> hardware and to Printer (or other device).
>
> > Anyone dares to comment my insane thoughts? :-)
This certainly aligns with my dreams, especially accessing the serial
ports.
I have submitted some ideas on this in the past using feedback.r
Having the newly posted Rebol "App-Talk" capability over any serial port
would be nice for embedded apps.
The base for RS-232 could be very Telnet like, with features built up
from there.
Or console-to-console (for the time being) between machines with just a
null-modem cable
If this were done, Rebol would conquer the embedded space, IMHO.
Hey, just think, RomWack was just a connection to the microkernel Exec
via a serial port.
All embedded systems with RTOS's in them need this type of thing for
debug as well as
more futuristic needs...
Well, that's my $.03 worth!
Steve Shireman
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one..." John Lennon in
"Imagine"
