MS-DOS, MS-Windows3.1 and MS-Windows95 console applications
but not MS-Windows95/NT
Different interpreters/compilers provide access to the I/O Ports in different ways.
or you can use DebugFor full details, refer to the relevant manuals.
However, I recommend our students use the
DriverLINX Port I/O Driver for Win95 and WinNT,
provided without charge by
Scientific Software Tools, Inc.
Here's the README file and a
local copy (1.5MB) of the package.
Some links that might be useful
last updated: 30-Nov-98
Ian Harries
<ih@doc.ic.ac.uk>
Note:
I have no personal experience of I/O port
access in Windows 95/NT or linux (so please don't ask).
MS-DOS is sufficient for (prototyping) the kinds of control systems I am
interested in.
and for linux enthusiasts -