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Re: how to set overtime to serial port block read/write?


Thanks. that really helps.

2009/9/28 Jonathan Larmour <jifl@jifvik.org>:
> wb ning wrote:
>>
>> Hi, everyone:
>> ? ?I think it's a common question, but i can't find the answer. I
>> think block read/write of serial port need a overtime, if time exceeds
>> that, i can made my program don't
>> wait any longer, if i can't set overtime, maybe i send a command and
>> wait for response, but when some error occurs and the reponse is lost,
>> my thread will wait forever.
>>
>> Do anyone have find how to send overtime to block read/write? Please help
>> me.
>
> By overtime, I assume you mean a timeout. You can use a kernel alarm and
> from the alarm callback (after the timeout) use the
> CYG_IO_GET_CONFIG_SERIAL_ABORT config key with cyg_io_get_config(). Look at
> the eCos documentation for how to use kernel alarms, and
> cyg_io_get_config().
>
> Alternatively don't forget that with the file I/O package, you can use
> select() with serial drivers (e.g. if opened as filename "/dev/ser0").
>
> Jifl
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