tel@adimail.UUCP (Terry Monks) (09/13/90)
I am having trouble adapting the Surfer application to wait for a call. When nothing happened, I put a CMlisten after the the CMOpen and had a callback proc which did a CMAccept, but I still get nothing. Can anyone let me see some source code that uses CMlisten correctly? [Yes, I did set the connection tool to Answer on 2 rings, and the tool is Modem Tool.] -- Terry Monks Automata Design Inc (703) 472-9400
kazim@Apple.COM (Alex Kazim) (09/15/90)
In article <532@adimail.UUCP> tel@adimail.UUCP (Terry Monks) writes: > > I am having trouble adapting the Surfer application to wait for > a call. When nothing happened, I put a CMlisten after the the CMOpen > and had a callback proc which did a CMAccept, but I still get nothing. > The fault is mine. I wrote Surfer (the program and the article) a long, long time ago. I left out Listen 'cuz I thought I'd write another article on stuff like this, but we all know how those plans of mice and men go. First, you don't need to explicitly put the modem tool in answer mode -- this is essentially the same thing as using CMListen. Second, don't call CMOpen. In the Modem tool (in answer mode) this will look like a CMListen, but the ADSP tool doesn't have an answer mode. What you do need to do is call CMListen after CMNew. You must also do this if CMChoose returns an OKMajor (i.e. a new tool). In your idle loop, call CMStatus and check for the cmStatusIncomingCallPresent flag. If it's set, use CMAccept. You connection is now set. ========================================================================== Alex Kazim, Apple Computer Surf the trough ==========================================================================