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tangentksai
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June 12, 2009 12:11 PM PDT
Serial port communication
I did a research on serial port communication. It seems to me that intel fortran compiler for linux doesn't support the serial port communication. Instead, sport_XXX routines are only for windows. I am just wondering whether I missed something that enables me to do the serial port communication in linux. Or is there any way to do or any library to use?

thanks in adavance!
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I did a research on serial port communication. It seems to me that intel fortran compiler for linux doesn't support the serial port communication. Instead, sport_XXX routines are only for windows. I am just wondering whether I missed something that enables me to do the serial port communication in linux. Or is there any way to do or any library to use?

thanks in adavance!

Linux use device file to access device by users. For serial port device, normally it named as /dev/ttyS0, /dev/ttyS1 for com0 and com1. You can refer to serial port programming under linux for details on how to access it through file operations.

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