You can easily modify Listen to dump results into a file,
or use shell redirection to save the output:
Listen > log.txt
or
Listen | tee log.txt
see "man bash" for excruciating detail...
MS
Anton wrote:
> I use a free program COMPump to read the port.
> As far as I understand it just listens the port and what I see is a raw
> stream of data. This program allows to make log files, and that's
> exactly what I need.
> I have written a special C-program that processes those log files and
> takes into account all stuffing bytes, so it's not a problem now.
>
> I also used "java net.tinyos.tools.Listen" to see what is on the port -
> in this case I do not see any stuffing bytes. But, unfortunately, this
> tool does not make log files.
>
> Anton.
>
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