from: Greg Goebel / HP-MXD
gvg@lvld.hp.com / 970-679-3030 / FAX 970-679-5971
website: ftp://fcext3.external.hp.com/dist/mxd/index.html
to: David Rust
date: Sunday, 21 September 1997 0846 MDT
Sir:
May I politely suggest that you include a text header or footer in your
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common practice in email, and is useful not only for guarding against the
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> I would like to be able to change the baud rate of a serial port during =
> program execution.
> I tried to create multiple objects for the same port with different baud =
> rates, but this will not work. Is it possible?
If you make multiple device descriptions with different baud rates, you
should be able to dynamically change them by shoving new names into the a
device-name control pin on your I/O objects.
Unfortunately, this causes a memory drain right now and won't be fixed right
away.
[<>] regards -- gvg
gvg@lvld.hp.com / 970-679-3030 / FAX 970-679-5971
website: ftp://fcext3.external.hp.com/dist/mxd/index.html
to: David Rust
date: Sunday, 21 September 1997 0846 MDT
Sir:
May I politely suggest that you include a text header or footer in your
messages with some identifying information, like the one above? This is a
common practice in email, and is useful not only for guarding against the
notorious unreliability of email, but also of human beings and events in
general.
> I would like to be able to change the baud rate of a serial port during =
> program execution.
> I tried to create multiple objects for the same port with different baud =
> rates, but this will not work. Is it possible?
If you make multiple device descriptions with different baud rates, you
should be able to dynamically change them by shoving new names into the a
device-name control pin on your I/O objects.
Unfortunately, this causes a memory drain right now and won't be fixed right
away.
[<>] regards -- gvg
I tried to create multiple objects for the same port with different baud rates, but this will not work. Is it possible?