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SERIAL NON-BLOCKING mode in HW independent layer?


I assume non-blocking mode for serial device drivers is entirely handled
by the hardware independent layer right?  I'm not quite sure about this
yet since it appears that cyg_io_read () and cyg_io_write () simply call
the function I provided in the function structure.  

However, there appears to be serial_XXX functions which do handle this.
One of the serial tests uses cyg_io_read () and cyg_io_write () directly
though.  I would think this would not allow non-blocking mode!

Where do I find information on what the proper way of accessing a serial
device is?  eg. cyg_io_xxx () or serial_xxx ()?  I've seen some posts
saying that serial_read () and serial_write () are used, but I want some
actual docs on it.

The eCos reference manual doesn't appear to talk about how to actually
access the serial devices other than through cyg_io_read () and
cyg_io_write ().

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