DOUG@ECL.PSU.EDU ("Douglas H. Hughes") (07/13/89)
I have a friend trying to write into a text file points that are in memory that were placed there by an oscilloscope on a super serial card type interface in slot 1. The file opens fine, but when he goes to write it, he gets a no buffers available error. He has an Apple //e with 256K memory. The program itself does a lot of peeking and poking the various memory locations of the data and then prints it out to a text file. Using open and write before the loop, and close after the loop is finished. Does anybody know what might be causing this error, or how to fix it. I'm unfamiliar with what to do when this situation occurs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks Doug Hughes doug@ecl.psu.edu psuvax1!psuecl!doug doug%psuecl.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu
DOUG@ECL.PSU.EDU ("Douglas H. Hughes") (07/14/89)
I have a friend trying to write into a text file points that are in memory that were placed there by an oscilloscope on a super serial card type interface in slot 1. The file opens fine, but when he goes to write it, he gets a no buffers available error. He has an Apple //e with 256K memory. The program itself does a lot of peeking and poking the