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From: dbush@uhunix4.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (David Bush)
Subject: Re: RS232 comms and smalltalk
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If you're using digitalk's smalltalk, you may want our serial 
communications classes. They support event driven communications, binary 
file transfer, communication scripts, hayes modems. It costs $149US and 
includes all source.

We also have WinSock classes that are event driven (using Digitalk's 
model). Also included is a class called SocketScript that makes writing 
client/server apps over sockets easy, as is an example NNTP client for 
reading Usenet news.

Please email for more info. For an automated response send a blank 
message with "info com" or "info sockets" as the subject.

Aloha,
David

Tom Ayerst (tayerst@cix.compulink.co.uk) wrote:
: I am a beginner smalltalk developer, I have an app that I would like to 
: use as a learning project.

: Part of the app will need to talk to a serial port device.

: Should I just give up now and go back to C++ or is this possible ( even 
: easy? ).

: Tom
