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Serial Port library in .NET C++

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awu - 30 Jun 2006 20:52 GMT
Hi, All:
I need to use RS232 port on the PC to read to my window application and
write out via the same port using separate the thread than my main
thread.  I plan to use .NET C++ MFC Application.

I have been reading all the useful information on the web.  I found
Ramon deKlein 's "Serial library for C++" is most closed article I can
use.

Has someone used his library on .NET C++ environment?  Which class
(CSerial or CSerialEx) I should use?  I would like to use overlapped
mode to give user better response.

Or other suggestion?

Thank you
awu10
Bruno van Dooren - 30 Jun 2006 21:15 GMT
> I need to use RS232 port on the PC to read to my window application and
> write out via the same port using separate the thread than my main
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> (CSerial or CSerialEx) I should use?  I would like to use overlapped
> mode to give user better response.

Hi,

what do you mean by  '.NET C++ MFC'?
an MFC application compiled with /clr?

If you use .NET with Visual C++ 2005 you can use the SerialPort class.

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