Curtis Olson wrote:
This is a little off topic, but I don't know where else I can find a
stronger knowledge pool. :-)
I am working on some code that needs to read and write from a serial
port and has to write vast quantities of data ...
Curtis,
I wouldn't use threads, but a whole
Hi Jacob,
Thanks for the reply, I've got a couple options to consider so hopefully I
can get something that works here pretty quickly.
Best regards,
Curt.
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 10:44 PM, Jacob Burbach jmburb...@gmail.com wrote:
I know I can use select() to check if the file descriptor is
Hi Roberto,
Thanks for the reply and the suggestions. I'm very nervous about giving
myself a threading waver too! :-)
I am leaning towards an independent process/app to handle just the serial
comms and exchange that will communicate via some IPC mechanism with my main
application.
There are
This is a little off topic, but I don't know where else I can find a
stronger knowledge pool. :-)
I am working on some code that needs to read and write from a serial port
and has to write vast quantities of data ... to the point that the line is
fully saturated or close to it as I can get. I
I know I can use select() to check if the file descriptor is ready for a
write(), but that would still not be a way to determine if the file
descriptor is ready for the size of my particular write() and ensure that my
write() will return in a timely fashion ... it seems like it would still
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