thurn@cis.ohio-state.edu (Martin 'Sulu' Thurn) (05/31/89)
About two months ago, I posted a question about checksum/CRC algorithms.
Well, better late than never, I'd like to thank all those who replied.
The solution I adopted was to use the CRC routines built into Blaise
Computing's TurboASYNC Plus package, which I purchased for its serial port
handling expertise. Here's who has the know-how on CRC's:
--Keith Petersen
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and I am
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