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- From: gjw2824@hertz.njit.edu (Greg Weston)
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- Subject: Re: Serial Drivers -- Please Help
- Message-ID: <1993Jan22.182040.22084@njitgw.njit.edu>
- Date: 22 Jan 93 18:20:40 GMT
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- According to an issue of Symantec's newszine, Apple is officially no
- longer supporting the 64K ROMs (this is old-ish, btw) and the proper
- way to get at the Serial Driver now is with an OpenDriver call, using
- the name of the driver you want to open. If you really want to use
- RAMSDOpen, THINK C 5 still has the routine, but doesn't have the
- prototypes. You basically need something like: OSErr
- RAMSDOpen(SPortSel); if you;re requiring prototypes. Otherwise, it
- should infer if you try to use it. I know I've used it without the pt.
- Greg
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