turbo pascal e rs232

[x]

I repeat my question for more details :How I can read and write with rs232
using turbo-pascal ver5 and winXP?
Ty

[CBFalconer]

Post by x
I repeat my question for more details :How I can read and write
with rs232 using turbo-pascal ver5 and winXP?

By replacing winXP with W98, or FreeDos, or DosEmu under linux,
etc.

[Marco van de Voort]

Post by x
I repeat my question for more details :How I can read and write with rs232
using turbo-pascal ver5 and winXP?

Same as under other OSes, but you have to search/buy a driver that allows
direct port access. (some .vxd)

[Matt Claessen]

Hi,

Post by Marco van de Voort

Post by x
I repeat my question for more details :How I can read and write with rs232
using turbo-pascal ver5 and winXP?

Same as under other OSes, but you have to search/buy a driver that allows
direct port access. (some .vxd)

Are you sure ? Async Pro still works fine for me in a DOS box on XP. No extra drivers,
just a RTE200 patch if you use BP7.

Only problem with it is the fact that it is NOT on Sourceforge, unlike all
the Delphi tools that Turbo Power left behind.
I only get the 16-bit subsystem errors when e.g. trying to open a COM3 that is
not present.

regards, Matt

[Marco van de Voort]

Post by Matt Claessen
Hi,

Post by Marco van de Voort

Post by x
I repeat my question for more details :How I can read and write with rs232
using turbo-pascal ver5 and winXP?

Same as under other OSes, but you have to search/buy a driver that allows
direct port access. (some .vxd)

Are you sure ? Async Pro still works fine for me in a DOS box on XP. No extra drivers,
just a RTE200 patch if you use BP7.
Only problem with it is the fact that it is NOT on Sourceforge, unlike all
the Delphi tools that Turbo Power left behind.
I only get the 16-bit subsystem errors when e.g. trying to open a COM3 that is
not present.

I had problems with this before yes. However it was with an extra comport,
and on 2k. It could be that if you set compability mode in XP, or use standard
ports, it is better.