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Originally Posted by Mike
It'd be nice to have a feature to disconnect from the COM port. This way, if you are using another terminal program you don't have to close it in order to be able to use that port.
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It's been awhile since I've been in that part of the code, but I'm pretty sure that it does. The port is normally free. When the program wants it, it'll open the port, then close it when it's done.
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Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri
Where can I get a binary?
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I posted a link to a Windows binary a few posts back. I've had trouble making it work, so your milage may vary. It was compiled with Visual Studio, and didn't give any error (it obviously compiled), but it has problems with the serial port. When the program opens the port, it seems to crash. I haven't found the problem though, because if I run that same binary on WINE (windows emulator for linux), it works fine. I don't have access to another windows compiler though. I'd be great if someone came up with a binary for me though.
