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  • How long do you take to....
    M McFly555

    Well, First thing to keep in mind, if it is not commented properly, It's not your fault. Take the time you need to understand whats going on. Sometimes this takes a few hours.... work thru it.. change values and see what happens (if your really stuck)... to months.... I took over for a predessesor who didn't comment anything. He was the sole programmer in a 15 employee firm. There was some stuff that I told mngment it would take me 3 weeks to write as I had to start over... I couldn't get anything out of what I had to start with. If your in a big organization, Don't be afraid to ask a more senior engineer whats going on. I am concluding you can't ask the original programmer ... I think your right, btw, they would'nt have hired you if someone didn't see some potential... It may be that you just inherited a rats nest.... Keep a good outlook...

    The Back Room c++ design question

  • Using serial ports in vs on xp
    M McFly555

    Thx Bee.. I think that was just what I needed. I wonder tho, about the reliability. I don't need rts or dts.. just to have them both stay high. I am wondering if switching is a problem. Can you elaborate a bit on that part? If I just set it high and forget it, will it stay? I am hoping the problem you are talking about is the api not seeing the change state. So if I set it then it will stay, not wanting to write a watchdog for it. Thx for the reply..

    Managed C++/CLI c++ visual-studio com tutorial question

  • Using serial ports in vs on xp
    M McFly555

    Can anyone tell me how to output data and recieve from a com port on xp/nt in vs2005 managed C++ ? I have done Parallel i/o before but only on win 9x and never serial. Thx...

    Managed C++/CLI c++ visual-studio com tutorial question
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