Stefan, you can use any language you want. Some have better high-level
support than others. I use C/C++ and Visual Basic v5. You can also access
the hardware directly but it's not `multitasking-friendly'... I often do
this for `in-house' work where I want exclusive access to a port. As far
as speed, 38400 is trivial. I can talk to a PIC16C77 at 115K in both C
and VB5.

   - Tom

At 02:48 PM 7/26/99 +0100, Stefan Sczekalla-Waldschmidt wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a Pic using the SPI->UART Max 3000 Chip tu transmit debug-data from
>the pic to the PC.
>
>I like to transmit at 32400,8,n,1 to the PC - at the PC I'll do some
>processing with the data the pic sent.
>
>Further I like to use WIN95 as operating system.
>
>Now I have the problem in getting data that fast in to the pc.
>
>Anybody knows about a programming language with support for 38400 and
higher ?
>the comms should behave like interrupt driven.
>
>Ideas ?
>
>Kind regards,
>
>        Stefan Sczekalla-Waldschmidt
>        ssw@oikossw.de

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Tom Handley
New Age Communications
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