Re: question about Common C++ 2 serial class

[David Sugar]

Ah, you wanted to call the i/o methods directly...yes, you can use aRead 
and aWrite for this...



On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Tim Esselens wrote:

> > So, the problem I'm having is quite simple, how to flush in a nonblocking
> > kind of mode, so after n msecs of 'unflushability' it could start throwing
> > errors. I only hope the answer is as easy as the question.
> and of course, it is! :)
> 
> aRead and aWrite seem to be doing just te things I needed,
> nevertheless I would like to see something I described in my prior mail, so 
> consider it a 'ah, he used it this way' report :)
> 
> I would also like to say you guys do a great job, I've worked with your lib 
> before (needed threading) and it just couldn't get any better, my new project 
> included just one thing not in your old lib, serial connections. Since that 
> is coded now, I think your lib will be one of my most used ones.
> So, thanks again, keep up the good work!
> 
> kind regards,
> Tim Esselens
>