Wouter van Ooijen wrote :

> > The "handle" you get when opening a file (or com port) in the
> > OS/2 code is an "int", in Windows it's a "pointer to void" (data
> > type "HANDLE"). So every function declaration that used this
> > handle must be different.
>
> You could make both the .h and the .c file OS dependent, so a
> SERIAL_PORT would be #defined differently. Maybe make a single .h file
> that includes the OS-specific .h file.

I think I have solved this now by conditionaly setup things
in the .h file. So the data type for the "file handle" in the function
declarations will be a typedef'ed type with (currently) either "int"
or "HANDLE".

So it's back to a single function declarations. Much like you
described...

Anyway, Rob and I have decided to take the current porting
job of-list for a few days to save bandwith (and your time) :-) :-)

Jan-Erik.

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