Randy: That's better, it compiled and linked OK - thanks.
Still not working though.
Marilio: I just got your reply - thanks you are right I missed a ","
compared to the testtp.prg in contrib.
I have run my test with and without Randy's ReleaseCPU() in the delay loop
and still no output using the loopback. The "Recv String=" is outputting the
tp_recv return value just before the function returns it.
So test is now :-
function main
tp_open( 1,,,9600, 8, "N", 1 )
do while !LASTKEY()=27
tp_send( 1, CHR(LASTKEY()))
tp_delay(0.5)
? tp_recv( 1 )
inkey(0)
enddo
tp_Close( 1 )
return nil
function ThreadSleep ( millisecs )
secs = millisecs/1000
now = seconds()
DO WHILE seconds()<now+secs
hb_ReleaseCPU() //randy
ENDDO
return nil
Any other thoughts?
> > function main
> > tp_open( 1,, 9600, 8, "N", 1 )
> > tp_open( port, input-buffer size, output-buffer size, speed...
> > so it lacks a comma and as such 9600 is not port speed and all the other
> parameters are wrong as
> > well.
Sorry, the function is called hb_ReleaseCPU() - It is defined in
IDLE.C as follows:
/* Release a CPU time slice */
HB_FUNC( HB_RELEASECPU )
{
hb_releaseCPU();
}
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