| ??? 02/21/05 11:35 Read: times |
#88050 - buffer Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Alex Anselmi said:
Also you said to check on the 8051 if the character received is CHR$(13) to store the value. How do I do that? Think of it like this: REPEAT wait for a character; save the recived character to a buffer; count another received character; UNTIL EITHER chr$(13) is received OR the buffer is full; |
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