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#74137 - RE: Control lines of RS-232 Responding to: ???'s previous message |
hi raghu,
yes you can use them, but question is how will you read & drive these signals on windows. i think some system programming will be required. On DOS, status of these signals are available on Modem control Register(port xFCh, x depends upon base address usualy 2 or 3 for COM 1 and 2) and Modem status register( Port xFEh). windows runs in protected mode and there are two rings of operation, all the device drivers run on ring 0 and apllication programs run on ring 3. if your application runs on ring 3 it will not be allowed to read or write directly to the i/o ports. abhishek |
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