Go for it.. I see no problem with that. Also, I had no problem with the
little chipdrive. It seemed to work fine with the same interface.
Thanks
Dave
On Mon, 28 Sep 1998, you wrote:
>I was wondering if it is any way of passing the CT-API interface some
>serial port parameters, such as baudrate, parity, number of stop bits and
>byte size.
>
>The ctapi.h interface does not allow passing none of these parameters, and
>the serial.h does not allow passing the number of stop bits.
>
>I'm implementing the CT-API for Towitoko readers. There are two readers
>(Chipdrive and KartenZwerg) that use the same protocol, but distinct IO
>port initialization parameters, so I think the IO port parameters could be
>written in a config file or somethig like that, better than hardcoded in
>the shared library code.
>
>I also think the IO_Write function in serial.c could accept as parameter
>the number of bytes to send to the serial port and the do a
>write(port,buffer,size) better than writing bytes one by one. I don't know
>if there is any problem in changing this on my seiral.c file.
>
>Thanks,
>Carlos.
>
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