aibelectronics
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Please provide me with a simple "how-to-use" for the inpout32 dll. I'm using Turbo C and I want to gain access to the parallel port in windows xp. Are there other ways for doing this without resorting to the dll? Thanks!
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aibelectronics said:Please provide me with a simple "how-to-use" for the inpout32 dll. I'm using Turbo C and I want to gain access to the parallel port in windows xp. Are there other ways for doing this without resorting to the dll? Thanks!
if it is turboc for dos. then it will not doaibelectronics said:Please provide me with a simple "how-to-use" for the inpout32 dll. I'm using Turbo C and I want to gain access to the parallel port in windows xp. Are there other ways for doing this without resorting to the dll? Thanks!
aibelectronics said:it would not work for turbo c dos? what then is the way out?
dos cannot even access the dll and xp won't allow the dos box to have direct h/w access . you WILL need to use windows developer tools VB/VC/Delphi?Borland C for windows.... to access the dll and use the exposed methods.Nigel Goodwin said:In DOS there are NO restrictions to port access, but DOS isn't supported under XP (just a fairly crude emulation) - just boot up in DOS, off a floppy if required!.