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I wonder if this a CICS specific problem !!!! Just a guess! I think your project will require two codes..one for the central host and other for the local machine.. The central host can send the link to the local machine in a file. The local machine code should get triggered as soon as the file...

retrive each digit from the integer and add it to a char pointer

just a guess !! why are you using regpack in the driver program ?? Is test.c moving the values to the memory locations assigned to these variables (under REGPACK)??? Instead you program test.c is moving the values to the registers...so the driver program must also read the values from the...

you can define a global pointer variable and set it's size using the malloc function. correct me if i am wrong!

yes ofcourse..this is not for win32 programs.. this will work only with dos version of C I think VB is the best option for building win32 applications for serial communications. You'll get a wealth of info about that on web with example codes

sorry i was not able to extract the code...I think i may have deleted it ! however i'll give u an overview how to go about.. first u need to decide two things 1) serial port number which u r going to use 2) baud rate (speed at which u'll transmit) there are a lot of other factors which u can...

u have some dos services to do a char send and receive you can u int86x function in c to execute those services I can remember only the interrupt number as of now ..its 21(hex) .. i have written a few programs which uses serial port ..if u want i can get u one

Parallel execution of two commands needs syncronization of output of first command to the input of the second. Writing such code won't be too easy. There is a in-built C function system() which can execute shell commands from within the C code. You can pass your arguments to this function with...

but be cautious using fseek...it doesn't work well with text mode file operations.... but it works fine with binary mode file operations

i think u need to do a string copy instead of simple assignment strcpy(hostname,argv[1]); other assignments are quite valid and must not cause any error unless the declarations are correct!

thats the left shift operator... look in binary operations

sorry ...i just did a mistake use the code below .......... MyWait(5) ......... ........ MyWait: Parse Arg Min TimeDiff = 0 StartTime = Time('M') Do Until TimeDiff = Min TimeDiff = Time('M') - StartTime End Return

you can design your own wait function easily using the time function Time('m') returns the time elasped, after midnight, in minutes _____________________________________ ........... .......... MyWait(5) ......... ........ MyWait: Parse Arg Min TimeDiff = 0 StartTime = Time('M') Do Until...

This statement doesn't seems to be working with my code Are u sure that ZPFKEY is a system variable coz when i use the option HILITE REXX , the variable ZPFKEY is still shown in normal color. The other system variables (like RC) are shown in red

you may search for a software called ILINK on the internet. It is a dos based software