From: Groepaz (groepaz_at_gmx.net)
Date: 2003-07-10 16:22:16
On Thursday 10 July 2003 11:38, cphillips@reflectionsinteractive.com wrote:
> How much are retro-replays these days? May have to track one down :)
the very last one is currently on auction at ebay :=P (and like always, i
offer my spare one for insane prices... :=P)
> > also magervalp has written a simelar program in PERL
> > (http://come.to/life) ...
>
> Last I looked at that, it was using an extension module that I failed
> to get working. The fink people may have since made that process easier,
> but since moving to Python for my scripting needs, I find Perl difficult
> to get motivated about ;-)
yeah i think that serial module isnt available for osx :=/
> Is that classic or X you are referring to? They are very different beasts.
no, OSX ofcoz...i probably could get os7.5 stuff working since i got plenty of
working example code for that :=P
> Under OS X (oh ess ten), I just used standard posix stuff - if you grab
> snaffleupadisk
> from http://www.jaruth.com/shrydar/ it should be quite easy to extract the
> serial
> code, although you'd do just as well with cbmlink ;-) (It must be said
> though -
> I have yet to manage to do any CN232 firmware upgrades under OS X - not
> sure if
> it's a driver problem or a hardware bug in my USB/serial converter)
> using an external serial converter would ensure you weren't doing anything
> that relied on just having the original two serial ports named printer and
> modem ;-)
i've been compiling the same posix code that i use on linux and on cygwin....
compiles fine, but doesnt work :=P however, the guy who was testing it uses
some usb=>serial thing aswell so it *may* be that its a bug on this side of
things. (thats why i want working example code so he can test exactly that)
gpz
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