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windows linux handshake !!
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i wanted to know how to read the status of RTS/CTS line using ioctl calls....i am programming using c/c++ and linux if someone can post a code snippet or suggest a book for the same...it will be very helpful.... 2. also i will like to know can a windows application and a rtos application do RTS/CTS handshaking is there any special care needeed to be taken ?!! thanking in anticipation |
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01-25-2008
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For Unix, if the tty driver can do this, it will be documented on the termio man page. Example: sun's termio (scroll down to "Modem Lines")
Don't know about Windows. |
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