Yes it is a standard serial port. I will look into your suggestions, thanks
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>I am writing an application that needs to respond to input on a serial port.
>The input is expecte
d very infrequently so I would like to perhaps use an interrupt rather than
polling.
>Is it correct that I must create my own driver to do interrupt handling? If
>so, which one should
I use
> I want to build a command via "make" in source tree, but by default,
> it seems that it can not build a version with debug info.
> Is there a easy way to build it via "make" in cmd subdir.
I'm using something like this (example: recompile "format" utility
with debug info) :
% bldenv opensolaris
I am writing an application that needs to respond to input on a serial port.
The input is expected very infrequently so I would like to perhaps use an
interrupt rather than polling.
Is it correct that I must create my own driver to do interrupt handling? If
so, which one should I use as my s
Xiao-Hai Ivan Shi wrote:
Hi all,
I want to build a command via "make" in source tree, but by default,
it seems that it can not build a version with debug info.
Is there a easy way to build it via "make" in cmd subdir.
Assuming you already know how to build the command, if you just want
to add
Paul Durrant wrote:
On 11/24/06, Xiao-Hai Ivan Shi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to build a command via "make" in source tree, but by default,
it seems that it can not build a version with debug info.
Is there a easy way to build it via "make" in cmd subdir.
Without specifics, I can't h
On 11/24/06, Xiao-Hai Ivan Shi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to build a command via "make" in source tree, but by default,
it seems that it can not build a version with debug info.
Is there a easy way to build it via "make" in cmd subdir.
Without specifics, I can't help you much. How did
