That's what I tried to tell you. SER: is a DOS handler for the serial port. It's based on port-handler which is part of the Kickstart since Kick 2.0 IIRC. Older versions had it on disk.
There is SER and there is AUX for unbuffered serial use. SER wll get stuck until it sees a newline, but AUX goes through straight away.
It sounds like you are porting from Linux. Unfortunately SER or AUX can't be guaranteed to be persistent as they need to be in DOSDrivers. Though they commonly are installed there.
The Amiga way is obviously through serial device though it's harder to set up than a simple file channel.
It's called SER:
Yes, SER: sorry. But it is possible to read and write with fopen, fread and fwrite like a simply file? Like tty on linux?
That's what I tried to tell you. SER: is a DOS handler for the serial port. It's based on port-handler which is part of the Kickstart since Kick 2.0 IIRC. Older versions had it on disk.
Yes SER! :-D
There is SER and there is AUX for unbuffered serial use. SER wll get stuck until it sees a newline, but AUX goes through straight away.
It sounds like you are porting from Linux. Unfortunately SER or AUX can't be guaranteed to be persistent as they need to be in DOSDrivers. Though they commonly are installed there.
The Amiga way is obviously through serial device though it's harder to set up than a simple file channel.
Thanks.. i'm getting old and sometimes forgot the basics of AmigaDOS.. thanks. I'll try and i'll be back to you (:|