Hello,

porting to the new 2.1.4 Version, I tried to convert the serial stuff, because there is nomore oldlinux unit.
I can not find the equivalent unit(s) for the serial stuff. Is there someone who is serial interface experienced?

Kind regards

Rainer

En/na Rainer Stratmann ha escrit:

I've used synaser in the past (and I plan using it again):

http://synapse.ararat.cz/

Bye

I've used synaser in the past (and I plan using it again): http://synapse.ararat.cz/

See for Synaser version hidden in latest SynaSnap package too.

This new testing version have removed Libc dependency on Freepascal, it is usable on Win32 and many linux/unix based platforms.

porting to the new 2.1.4 Version, I tried to convert the serial stuff, because there is nomore oldlinux unit. I can not find the equivalent unit(s) for the serial stuff. Is there someone who is serial interface experienced?

The terminal IO stuff in unit Linux moved to unit termio, and was cleaned up and expanded.

Yes, this work now also like before, thanks.

Is there existing simple example code for accessing the serial interface?

Kind regards,
Rainer

Only unit serial I guess. And maybe fpasync in the fcl.

I've been doing some very, very simple communications on three wires without any handshake using the serial unit (rtl/unix or baseunix or so) using 2.0.4. If that is sufficient I could show some code snippet.

But there is a sophisticated text on serial communications, "Serial Programming Guide for POSIX Operating Systems" by Michael R. Sweet, that has nearly anything. Search on the Web, IIRC it has it's own site.

HTH,
Marc