[comp.sys.ibm.pc] THANK YOU!

thurn@cis.ohio-state.edu (Martin Thurn) (04/05/89)

A belated but sincere THANK YOU! to the following folks, who offered 
suggestions about my question about how best to handle serial port I/O with 
TurboPascal 5.0.  We decided to go with  Turbo ASYNC Plus by Blaise Computing, 
because we were running into deadlines and I had spent enough time wrestling 
with it.  After perusing the (overall pretty good) documentation, I had our
application up and running in under 90 minutes.  That says something about
how well modularized / modifiable my code is!! :-)

---Martin Thurn         thurn@cis.ohio-state.edu
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            a Japanese wife.      |        an American wife." - James Kabbler 

^^^^^ that's me, the folks to thank follow:

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! Stephen M. Dunn, cs3b3aj@maccs.McMaster.CA ! DISCLAIMER:           !
! I always wanted to be a lumberjack! - M.P. ! I'm only an undergrad !
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Stuart D. Gathman	<stuart@bms-at.uucp>
			<..!{vrdxhq|daitc}!bms-at!stuart>

Morten Tollefsen
University of Oslo     mt2@ifi.uio.no
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   Alastair Milne      milne@ics.uci.edu

ajb@itivax.iti.org     Al Boehnlein

Barry Pederson   ud092096@ndsuvm1.bitnet   or  ud092096@vm1.nodak.edu

;	Johnathan Vail, N1DXG
;	tegra!n1dxg@ulowell.edu

                //-n-\\			 Naoto Kimura
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gc0d+@andrew.cmu.edu (Glenn Cadoret) (08/23/89)

Many thanks to everyone who responded to my post about COM1 interrupts.

As it turned out, I was not setting bit 3 of I/O port 3FC (Modem Control
Register).

Again, thanks.

Glenn