Well Olin,
if you try to run an application with inp and outp, trying to set or reset
UART bits directly, probably, your Win98 is happy with that. (Do I have to
define "happy"?). But in the moment you run this application under NT or W2K
environment, the OS, warns you with a lot of message boxes, as well as in XP
environment.

This concept is the opposite concept of works, but you are smart, and you
can figure out in which way "works" is used to denote "..with-out annoying
messages", or more appropriate, with a legal use of the OS.

I don't know if the use of Kbhit is "legal" to NT and W2K, or should I have
to learn another method to see keyboard events from APIs.




Olin Lathrop <olin_piclist@embedinc.com> wrote:
> Dennis Crawley wrote:
>> I wonder if this code works under WinNT and W2K.
>
> How is anyone supposed to tell you without a definition of "works"?
>
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