> I have tried the updates but to no avail. I have a test program that> appears to work well. However when that code is used in my project I still> lose some characters at the end of the message. The main difference is that> my project uses sockets, in another thread, to transfer the read/write da
TECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 19 August 2004 3:14
> To: Scott Snell
> Subject: Re: Adventures in serial port.
>
> Scott Snell a écrit :
> > Fantastic! Can you let me know when it is committed?
> it is
Scott Snell a écrit :
Hi All,
I have been trying for several weeks to transfer our product to linux using
wine. I am so close it hurts! The only issue has been the serial ports.
Threads, sockets, and timers appear to be working as advertised (an
impressive feat of wine as it is!). However the
Hi,
On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 06:43:45PM +1000, Scott Snell wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have been trying for several weeks to transfer our product to linux using
> wine. I am so close it hurts! The only issue has been the serial ports.
> Threads, sockets, and timers appear to be working as advertised
Hi,
--- Boaz Harrosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One way I know is to wrap the .Lib in a .DLL on windows with MSVC or
> MinGW. Than use the DLL in your winelib.
> On the winelib side you have to make a .SPEC file for your windows
> DLL.
> Look in previous threads and in winelib documentation fo
Scott Snell wrote:
However I have struck a problem. My windows program
code links in a .lib file that is provided by a third party. Can I link
this library file into my winelib project, and if so how? I cant seem to
find any recent discussion on this topic
One way I know is to wrap the .Lib i
Hi All,
I have been trying for several weeks to transfer our product to linux using
wine. I am so close it hurts! The only issue has been the serial ports.
Threads, sockets, and timers appear to be working as advertised (an
impressive feat of wine as it is!). However the serial port has faile
