rickf@pnet02.cts.com (Rick Flower) (01/25/89)
I'm in the process of writing a BBS on my A1000 and would like to be able to
implement the ability to have it work with multiple serial ports on a system
that is capable.. So, what I need to know is how to address logical serial
port #1 (assuming unit #0 is built-in). Anyway, does this just basically mean
that I can change the parameters to the OpenDevice from unit #0 to #1 or
whatever??? I hope that this is an EASY question....!
Thanks in advance...
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I Thought So...
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===============================================================================bryce@cbmvax.UUCP (Bryce Nesbitt) (01/31/89)
In article <11164@gryphon.COM> rickf@pnet02.cts.com (Rick Flower) writes: | I'm in the process of writing a BBS on my A1000 and would like to be able to | implement the ability to have it work with multiple serial ports on a system | that is capable.. So, what I need to know is how to address logical serial | port #1 (assuming unit #0 is built-in). In the OpenDevice call, unit #0 is the "default" unit, settable in preferences. Unit #1 is the "built in" port. Unit #2 is the first extended unit. The unit parameter to OpenDevice is a simple unisigned longword.