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Re: [ts-7000] 7300's other com ports (com3-10) interrupt vectors

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Subject: Re: [ts-7000] 7300's other com ports (com3-10) interrupt vectors
From: David Hawkins <>
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 12:36:48 -0700

> Where can i find the interrupt vectors of com3-10 and
> how can i use that vector in C++?
> 
> is there any code examples? can u guide me?

The TS-7300 comes with device drivers for the additional
serial ports. The device driver takes care of the
interrupt handling for you.

If you want to have a process unblock when you read
from the serial port, or monitor multiple serial ports
from the same process, then you use select().

You can wrap select in a C++ class if you really
want. The generalized method for wrapping select()
is called a reactor class; see the ACE C++ books;

"C++ Network Programming" volumes 1 and 2, by Schmidt
and Huston.

Though you may have trouble getting ACE on the TS-7300,
it'll give you good coding ideas.

Regards,
Dave



 
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