function _outp works for .c files, I'd appreciate it if someone could help with the usage of port access using devc++.
Where is that prototyped?
Kip
In this case the best way to phrase your question, and to google for, would be port access using gcc, whichis the compiler.
I *think* a lot of how you do port access depends on what OS you are using. Port access is hard with NT/2000/XP
Wayne
Download the PortIO from http://www.sstnet.com/ It is free! Bundled with an API-documentation!
Then you can try the cross-platform project lptman at http://lptman.sourceforge.net/ (uses PortIO)
GL /Roger
You can use c functions in c++ also, but if you exactly want to compile c files with dev-c++ then write -std=c89 or -std=c99 in c/c++ options.
Could you please say why you need port access, we are interested you know. :-)
tkorrovi
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function _outp works for .c files, I'd appreciate it if someone could help with the usage of port access using devc++.
Where is that prototyped?
Kip
In this case the best way to phrase your question, and to google for, would be port access using gcc, whichis the compiler.
I *think* a lot of how you do port access depends on what OS you are using. Port access is hard with NT/2000/XP
Wayne
Download the PortIO from http://www.sstnet.com/
It is free! Bundled with an API-documentation!
Then you can try the cross-platform project lptman at http://lptman.sourceforge.net/ (uses PortIO)
GL /Roger
You can use c functions in c++ also, but if you exactly want to compile c files with dev-c++ then write -std=c89 or -std=c99 in c/c++ options.
Could you please say why you need port access, we are interested you know. :-)
tkorrovi