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Modem functions in C++

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    Doron Yaacoby
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    Hello. I'm doing a C++ project in school, where I'm suppose to program some kind of Hyper Terminal for Dos... The problem is I have no idea about communication in C++ (I'm not even sure i'm writing to the right forum...), So I can use all the information you can give me. Thanks in advance, Doron.

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      Hello. I'm doing a C++ project in school, where I'm suppose to program some kind of Hyper Terminal for Dos... The problem is I have no idea about communication in C++ (I'm not even sure i'm writing to the right forum...), So I can use all the information you can give me. Thanks in advance, Doron.

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      Alex Gorev
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      Hi Doron, C++ language does not have any communication functions... If you are programming in Windows environment, then you can use the communication functions of WIN32. You can find their desciption in MSDN. Here is a couple functions that you'll definitely need: BuildCommDCB, EscapeCommFunction, WaitCommEvent, ... Regards, Alex Gorev, Dundas Software.

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        Hello. I'm doing a C++ project in school, where I'm suppose to program some kind of Hyper Terminal for Dos... The problem is I have no idea about communication in C++ (I'm not even sure i'm writing to the right forum...), So I can use all the information you can give me. Thanks in advance, Doron.

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        Roger Scudder
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        If you need a quick and dirty communications application you can use the MSCOMM control. Then you really will be using COM. :) p.s. I think you should go with the WIN32 communications API as you are in school and should be learning from your assignment. You'll have plenty of time for Q&D apps when you go to work.

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