Hello,
I'm writing a simple utility for testing serial connection. I want to
send over the serial port a stream of random data. This stream should
have no break, until I stop the application of course.
If I set a timer according to the current baud-rate and send a string
into the tick event I see two cases:
+ the tick time is too long: I'll have a break among the strings
+ the tick time is too short: I'll fill the transmission buffer
In embedded systems I shall transmit byte after byte, waiting the
interrupt of transmission completed.
In .NET environment how could I do this?
Thanks
Marco / iw2nzm
I'm writing a simple utility for testing serial connection. I want to
send over the serial port a stream of random data. This stream should
have no break, until I stop the application of course.
If I set a timer according to the current baud-rate and send a string
into the tick event I see two cases:
+ the tick time is too long: I'll have a break among the strings
+ the tick time is too short: I'll fill the transmission buffer
In embedded systems I shall transmit byte after byte, waiting the
interrupt of transmission completed.
In .NET environment how could I do this?
Thanks
Marco / iw2nzm