Andre Miller wrote :

> Wow, you work fast! :-)

Well now (red faced)...

I feel here that I must say that the "port" wasn't from the
Python version, but from the port Rob Hamerling did
to OS/2, and it was already written in C. My task was to
add conditionaly compiled code for the Windows API
specific parts. Mainly low level serial port handling. 95%
of the code is still Robs original C code. And half of my time
was spent reading "msdn.microsoft.com"... :-)

>  That s great news!

I had also thought that, if someone else had done it :-) :-)
Well actualy, I *do* think that also.

And about a GUI. Anoter way would be to write it as a
"system tray" task. So you could point on the Wisp-icon
in the "tray", right click and select "Go" from the pull-up-menu.
 Or "Select File", "Select Port" or whatever. But the command
line version/interface will of course still be there.

And, at last, *this* port was to support a specific project,
I've no idea what will happen in the future...

Jan-Erik.

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