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I have just moved into a new postion where I need to work with USB hubs. We have a portable device (I.e battery, limited power) with USB On The Go and need to drive a USB thumb drive. The thumb drive takes more current than we have but a powered … | |
[COLOR=#000000]I am having a network problem. The prime indicator is that I cannot receive broadcast packets on my desktop.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000]Specifics: Using Microsoft Visual C# Express I obtained some demo code and built a UDP talker and a UDP listener. (Two separate programs.) I start up both on my desk top … | |
[COLOR=#000000]I am having a network problem. The first indicator is that I cannot receive broadcast packets on my desktop.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#000000]Specifics: Using Microsoft visual C# express I obtained some demo code and built a UDP talker and a UDP listener. I start up both on my desk top running XP Professional. … | |
Re: Get that degree. I was 38 years old when I finished mine. Every day I am glad I did. Yeah, its tough. Do it anyway. | |
Two questions: 1. What function will output N bytes of data? The data may contain and may end with numeric zero. 2. What function will cause the process to suspend for N milliseconds? An explanation for question 1. [code] struct modbus_structure { char device_address; char function_code; UINT function_address; UINT address; … | |
Re: Conceptual thought: start with two numbers and multiply them together. Then you have three numbers, one of which can be evenly divided by the other two. Display them as you choose to make the divide problem. | |
I have opened COM1 for I/O and need to input data. How do I check for data without being stuck if there if the port has not received any data? The compiler is lcc-win32 running under Windows XP. Thanks, bkelly | |
How do I display then hide a progress box. I don't want any input or check boxes, just show the user that the computer is alive and working. A counter will be nice. When the task is done, the codewill remove the box. Thank you, Bkelly Oops, I forgot to … | |
I have "discovered" a need to do some development for an embedded system. We have a PC-104 computer that boots MS-DOS 6. It does have VGA display and regular keyboard input. I need to develop some code to drive a digital I/O board. I can do this is C or … |
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