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Re: THE HORROR! THE HORROR!

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Originally Posted by Team23pitboss View Post
I have never actually used a serial port for anything so my lack of familiarity could be a bit of a hindrance as far as creating makeshift equipment is concerned, but maybe over the summer...
Borrow Jan Axelson's book Serial Port Complete at your local library. It will get you up and going in no time.

If your local library does not have it, use inter-library loan to get it.

Or buy it.

The demo code and code examples downloadable here show how to read and write some of the RS232 control pins, and how to read the Pentium's RDTSC 64-bit nanosecond timer.


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