On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 08:35:22PM -0800, Dan Morphis wrote:
> On 8/20/06, Kulendra Janaka <> wrote:
> >
> >OK first of all, I didnt know that you can run C# on TS7260 (I thought all
> >the compilers were for windows, but then again I'm a novice in programming
> >:) )
> >
> >Just check the http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/SerialCommunication.asp,
> >it has some examples in using serial ports in C# .net and once u get the
> >serial ports running, u have to connect the serial port through a null
> >modem
> >cable to 'another' machine. Then use the hyperteminal or minicom on teh
> >second machine.
> >
> >Hope this was helpful.
> >And please send me the details on how u compiled C# on the linux, im
> >pretty interested.
> >
>
>
> Kulendra, you can use mono to compile VB.NET and C# code on Linux, Mac OS
> X, and Windows. I've personally used it on Linux, but the serial port
> support in mono the last time I looked (about 4-5 months ago) was pretty
> non-existant.
There is a package called "ser2net" which may be useful in a situation like
this. It establishes a daemon which maps TCP sockets to serial ports. You
create a ser2net.conf file with whatever you want, example: tcp port 3000 maps
to /dev/ttyAM0:9600,8,1,none. Hint: Go into /etc/inittab and turn off the getty
on this com port, or you will trigger that unexpectedly.
At this point you can use the language/library of your choice and talk over
standard TCP/IP sockets, which may be easier.
Good luck,
Joe
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