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A serial port is a physical interface through which data is transferred (uni- or bidirectionally) one bit at a time. Largely superseded in the consumer market by USB, serial connections are still commonly used in many other specialist applications. Typical applications include scientific/medical instruments, industrial controllers and server diagnostics...
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SerialPort class for a library
Character based serial communications are classically difficult to program in theory. There are just too many little things that you don't think about when approaching the problem from a 'get the dat …
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